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See how each pool’s APY has moved over time — from 7 days to all-time. Spot the trend before you stake.
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Across 1,429 pools with TVL ≥ $1M, on 56 chains. Refreshed hourly.
See how each pool’s APY has moved over time — from 7 days to all-time. Spot the trend before you stake.
A trust score from 0 to 100, built from signals anyone can check: team confirmation, funding, age and audit.
Real validator-delegation rates for proof-of-stake coins — the “true” staking, separate from DeFi yields. Highest APY first.
The biggest advertised returns (TVL ≥ $1M). High APY usually means high risk — these often rely on token rewards. Do your own research.
The best APY among the pools we label Low risk — the largest and most battle-tested by TVL.
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→ 1.5625 BTC / block
→ 1.6384 ETC / block
→ 3.125 LTC / block
A higher Total Value Locked (TVL) generally means a pool is larger and more battle-tested. We use TVL as a quick, transparent proxy for risk. It is a starting point, not a safety guarantee — always do your own research.
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Native staking means delegating your coins to a validator on the chain itself. Two common ways:
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