Validators help secure the Ethereum blockchain and are compensated with ETH staking rewards.
The rate of return, or APY, changes based on various factors.
There are 4 ways to stake ETH:
Solo staking: Full rewards but requires 32 ETH and relatively high technical knowledge.
Staking as a service: It still requires 32 ETH. Must pay a small fee.
Pooled staking: The most popular option because you don’t need to have 32 ETH. Must pay a small fee.
Centralised exchanges: Usually offers the lowest rewards. Only option with exchange risk.
Staking is not risk-free. Each of the 4 options include different types of risks. The ‘best’ option for you will depend on your skill level, goals and risk tolerance.
Validators help secure the Ethereum blockchain and are compensated with ETH staking rewards.
The rate of return, or APY, changes based on various factors.
There are 4 ways to stake ETH:
Solo staking: Full rewards but requires 32 ETH and relatively high technical knowledge.
Staking as a service: It still requires 32 ETH. Must pay a small fee.
Pooled staking: The most popular option because you don’t need to have 32 ETH. Must pay a small fee.
Centralised exchanges: Usually offers the lowest rewards. Only option with exchange risk.
Staking is not risk-free. Each of the 4 options include different types of risks. The ‘best’ option for you will depend on your skill level, goals and risk tolerance.