Staking generates rewards by allowing you to lock up your cryptocurrency holdings in a network’s staking mechanism, which helps secure the network and validate transactions. In return for participating in this process, stakers receive additional cryptocurrency as a reward for their contribution and commitment to the network’s stability.
Define how much you want to stake, we take care of everything else.
We maintain high standards to ensure your assets are always protected.
Earn rewards while maintaining control of your funds. Your funds always remain segregated from AMINA's balance sheet when they are staked.
Asset
Reward
Bonding
Unbonding
Fees
Ethereum (ETH)
2-3% p.a.
≈ 4 days
≈ 10 days
15% of rewards
Solana (SOL)
5-7% p.a.
≈ 3 days
≈ 3 days
15% of rewards
Cardano (ADA)
2-3% p.a.
≈ 20 days
≈ 1 days
15% of rewards
Polkadot (DOT)
12-13% p.a.
None
≈ 28 days
15% of rewards
Polygon (MATIC)
4-5% p.a.
None
≈ 4 days
15% of rewards
Tezos (XTZ)
4-6% p.a.
≈ 1 days
≈ 1 days
15% of rewards
Rewards are indicative and based on historical protocol rates, which may vary over time. Fees may be subject to changes. Bonding and unbonding periods are subject to change based on network upgrades or protocol adjustments.
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