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Ankr ANKRETH Ethereum
0.49 % per year
Real fees 0.49% · Tokens 0.00%
$20.4M
Cautious
  • Ethereum : the original blockchain: higher transaction fees, to budget for on the way in and out.
  • Deposit : a single token deposited, ANKRETH: the protocol lends or invests it, with no impermanent loss.
Open on Ankr
Symbiotic WSTETH Ethereum
1.61 % per year
Real fees 0.00% · Tokens 1.61%
$15.0M
Moderate
  • WSTETH : ether staked with Lido: it earns the staking yield and stays tradable.
  • Ethereum : the original blockchain: higher transaction fees, to budget for on the way in and out.
  • Deposit : a single token deposited, WSTETH: the protocol lends or invests it, with no impermanent loss.
Open on Symbiotic
Symbiotic LBTC Ethereum
1.57 % per year
Real fees 0.00% · Tokens 1.57%
$44.3M
Moderate
  • LBTC : bitcoin staked through Lombard: it earns a yield and stays tradable.
  • Ethereum : the original blockchain: higher transaction fees, to budget for on the way in and out.
  • Deposit : a single token deposited, LBTC: the protocol lends or invests it, with no impermanent loss.
Open on Symbiotic
Venus Core Pool ETH BSC
0.46 % per year
Real fees 0.46% · Tokens 0.00%
$25.3M
Cautious
  • BSC : the Binance ecosystem blockchain (BNB Chain), with low fees.
  • Deposit : a single token deposited, ETH: the protocol lends or invests it, with no impermanent loss.
Open on Venus Core Pool
Orca DEX USDG-USDC Solana
0.88 % per year
Real fees 0.88% · Tokens 0.00%
Liquidity $18.8M Stablecoin
Cautious
  • USDG : a digital dollar issued by Paxos.
  • USDC : a digital dollar issued by Circle, backed by dollar reserves.
  • Solana : a fast blockchain with very low fees and its own wallets (Phantom, Solflare…).
  • Pair : you deposit USDG and USDC, in equal value, into a trading pool, and earn a share of the fees paid by people swapping one for the other.
Open on Orca DEX
Resupply CRVUSD Ethereum
0.44 % per year
Real fees 0.44% · Tokens 0.00%
$2.7M Stablecoin
Cautious
  • CRVUSD : a digital dollar created by the Curve protocol.
  • Ethereum : the original blockchain: higher transaction fees, to budget for on the way in and out.
  • Deposit : a single token deposited, CRVUSD: the protocol lends or invests it, with no impermanent loss.
Open on Resupply
Uniswap V4 SYRUPUSDT-USDT Ethereum
0.84 % per year
Real fees 0.84% · Tokens 0.00%
Liquidity $5.1M Stablecoin
Cautious
  • USDT : a digital dollar issued by Tether, the most traded in the world.
  • Ethereum : the original blockchain: higher transaction fees, to budget for on the way in and out.
  • Pair : you deposit SYRUPUSDT and USDT, in equal value, into a trading pool, and earn a share of the fees paid by people swapping one for the other.
Open on Uniswap V4
JustLend V1 U Tron
0.44 % per year
Real fees 0.44% · Tokens 0.00%
$4.1M Stablecoin
Cautious
  • Tron : a blockchain widely used for USDT transfers, with low fees.
  • Deposit : a single token deposited, U: the protocol lends or invests it, with no impermanent loss.
Open on JustLend V1
Raydium AMM MEW-WSOL Solana
1.02 % per year
Real fees 1.02% · Tokens 0.00%
Liquidity $8.1M Impermanent loss
Moderate
  • WSOL : "wrapped" SOL, the form Solana apps use (1:1).
  • Solana : a fast blockchain with very low fees and its own wallets (Phantom, Solflare…).
  • Pair : you deposit MEW and WSOL, in equal value, into a trading pool, and earn a share of the fees paid by people swapping one for the other.
Open on Raydium AMM
Curve DEX FRAX-USDE Ethereum
2.67 % per year
Real fees 0.02% · Tokens 2.65%
Liquidity $34.0M Stablecoin
Moderate
  • USDE : Ethena's synthetic dollar, held steady by hedged positions rather than dollar reserves.
  • Ethereum : the original blockchain: higher transaction fees, to budget for on the way in and out.
  • Pair : you deposit FRAX and USDE, in equal value, into a trading pool, and earn a share of the fees paid by people swapping one for the other.
Open on Curve DEX
Fluid DEX USDC-USDT Ethereum
0.79 % per year
Real fees 0.79% · Tokens 0.00%
Liquidity $28.6M Stablecoin
Cautious
  • USDC : a digital dollar issued by Circle, backed by dollar reserves.
  • USDT : a digital dollar issued by Tether, the most traded in the world.
  • Ethereum : the original blockchain: higher transaction fees, to budget for on the way in and out.
  • Pair : you deposit USDC and USDT, in equal value, into a trading pool, and earn a share of the fees paid by people swapping one for the other.
Open on Fluid DEX
Uniswap V3 EUROC-EURCV Ethereum
0.79 % per year
Real fees 0.79% · Tokens 0.00%
Liquidity $5.8M Stablecoin
Cautious
  • Ethereum : the original blockchain: higher transaction fees, to budget for on the way in and out.
  • Pair : you deposit EUROC and EURCV, in equal value, into a trading pool, and earn a share of the fees paid by people swapping one for the other.
Open on Uniswap V3
Raydium AMM USD1-USDC Solana
0.78 % per year
Real fees 0.78% · Tokens 0.00%
Liquidity $9.9M Stablecoin
Cautious
  • USDC : a digital dollar issued by Circle, backed by dollar reserves.
  • Solana : a fast blockchain with very low fees and its own wallets (Phantom, Solflare…).
  • Pair : you deposit USD1 and USDC, in equal value, into a trading pool, and earn a share of the fees paid by people swapping one for the other.
Open on Raydium AMM
Uniswap V4 LBTC-CBBTC Ethereum
0.81 % per year
Real fees 0.81% · Tokens 0.00%
Liquidity $10.4M
Cautious
  • LBTC : bitcoin staked through Lombard: it earns a yield and stays tradable.
  • CBBTC : bitcoin turned into a token by Coinbase, backed by 1 BTC that it holds.
  • Ethereum : the original blockchain: higher transaction fees, to budget for on the way in and out.
  • Pair : you deposit LBTC and CBBTC, in equal value, into a trading pool, and earn a share of the fees paid by people swapping one for the other.
Open on Uniswap V4
Chainflip Lending BTC Bitcoin
0.42 % per year
Real fees 0.42% · Tokens 0.00%
$1.9M
Cautious
  • Bitcoin : the bitcoin blockchain.
  • Deposit : a single token deposited, BTC: the protocol lends or invests it, with no impermanent loss.
Open on Chainflip Lending
NAVI Lending XBTC Sui
0.94 % per year
Real fees 0.24% · Tokens 0.70%
$2.8M
Moderate
  • XBTC : a token representing bitcoin on this network: its value tracks BTC as long as its issuer honours redemptions.
  • Sui : an independent blockchain with its own wallets.
  • Deposit : a single token deposited, XBTC: the protocol lends or invests it, with no impermanent loss.
Open on NAVI Lending
Swell Liquid Restaking RSWETH Ethereum
0.40 % per year
Real fees 0.40% · Tokens 0.00%
$31.0M
Cautious
  • Ethereum : the original blockchain: higher transaction fees, to budget for on the way in and out.
  • Deposit : a single token deposited, RSWETH: the protocol lends or invests it, with no impermanent loss.
Open on Swell Liquid Restaking
Uniswap V3 PAXG-XAUT Ethereum
0.90 % per year
Real fees 0.90% · Tokens 0.00%
Liquidity $6.1M Impermanent loss
Moderate
  • Ethereum : the original blockchain: higher transaction fees, to budget for on the way in and out.
  • Pair : you deposit PAXG and XAUT, in equal value, into a trading pool, and earn a share of the fees paid by people swapping one for the other.
Open on Uniswap V3
Aave V3 SYRUPUSDC Monad
1.12 % per year
Real fees 0.00% · Tokens 1.12%
$131.5M Stablecoin
Moderate
  • Monad : a new, fast, Ethereum-compatible blockchain.
  • Deposit : a single token deposited, SYRUPUSDC: the protocol lends or invests it, with no impermanent loss.
Open on Aave V3
Aave V3 CRV Ethereum
0.41 % per year
Real fees 0.41% · Tokens 0.00%
$2.3M
Cautious
  • Ethereum : the original blockchain: higher transaction fees, to budget for on the way in and out.
  • Deposit : a single token deposited, CRV: the protocol lends or invests it, with no impermanent loss.
Open on Aave V3
Balancer V2 WSTETH-AAVE Ethereum
1.01 % per year
Real fees 1.01% · Tokens 0.00%
Liquidity $9.9M Impermanent loss
Moderate
  • WSTETH : ether staked with Lido: it earns the staking yield and stays tradable.
  • Ethereum : the original blockchain: higher transaction fees, to budget for on the way in and out.
  • Pair : you deposit WSTETH and AAVE, in equal value, into a trading pool, and earn a share of the fees paid by people swapping one for the other.
Open on Balancer V2
Uniswap V2 WBTC-WETH Ethereum
0.86 % per year
Real fees 0.86% · Tokens 0.00%
Liquidity $8.4M Impermanent loss
Moderate
  • WBTC : bitcoin turned into a token for Ethereum and its networks, backed by 1 BTC held by a custodian.
  • WETH : "wrapped" ether (1 WETH = 1 ETH), the form most apps require.
  • Ethereum : the original blockchain: higher transaction fees, to budget for on the way in and out.
  • Pair : you deposit WBTC and WETH, in equal value, into a trading pool, and earn a share of the fees paid by people swapping one for the other.
Open on Uniswap V2
NAVI Lending VSUI Sui
1.20 % per year
Real fees 0.01% · Tokens 1.19%
$10.2M
Moderate
  • Sui : an independent blockchain with its own wallets.
  • Deposit : a single token deposited, VSUI: the protocol lends or invests it, with no impermanent loss.
Open on NAVI Lending
Binance Earn BTC
0.35 % per year Indicative rate, surveyed 2026-09
Real fees 0.35% · Tokens 0.00%
Exchange No lock-up min 0,0001 BTC
Cautious
Stake on Binance
Superform SUPERWETH Ethereum
1.30 % per year
Real fees 0.00% · Tokens 1.30%
$2.3M
High
  • Ethereum : the original blockchain: higher transaction fees, to budget for on the way in and out.
  • Deposit : a single token deposited, SUPERWETH: the protocol lends or invests it, with no impermanent loss.
Open on Superform

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Compare crypto staking offers

This page brings together the offers that pay you a return on your cryptocurrencies: staking programmes run by exchanges, decentralised finance (DeFi) protocols and liquidity pools. Pick a coin to see every offer available for it, then narrow the list down with the filters.

By default, offers are sorted by sustainable yield: the share of the return that comes from real revenue, such as fees paid by the users of a network or protocol, counts for more than the share paid out in newly issued tokens, and the risk level is taken into account.

Exchange programmes

Staking offered directly by exchanges. The lock-up period and minimum amount are shown, and every rate displays the date it was surveyed.

DeFi protocols

Native staking and decentralised lending. Yields are refreshed automatically, along with the total value deposited in each protocol.

Liquidity pools

You add two coins to a trading pool and earn a share of its fees. The yield can be high, but impermanent loss adds to the risk.

How to read a yield offer

  • Annual yield: the estimated rate over one year. It is variable and can change every day.
  • Real revenue and tokens: the bar under the rate shows the share coming from real fees and the share paid in distributed tokens. The larger the first share, the more likely the yield is to last.
  • Risk level: Cautious, Moderate, High or Speculative, an estimate based on the offer’s characteristics.
  • Labels: Liquidity, Impermanent loss and Stablecoin tell you what kind of offer you are looking at.

Filters and sorting

Filter by offer type, maximum risk, stablecoins or not, and leave out offers exposed to impermanent loss. Then sort by sustainable yield, gross yield, real revenue only, total deposited or lowest risk. Every offer links straight to its page on the exchange or protocol.

Frequently asked questions about staking

Staking means locking up cryptocurrencies to help secure a network, or lending them out, in return for a reward expressed as an annual yield.

It depends on the offer. Some programmes are flexible, others require a lock-up period, which is shown on the offer. In decentralised finance, a withdrawal delay may also apply: check it on the protocol’s website.

No. Yields are variable and the value of the coin itself can fall. An 8% annual yield does not make up for a 50% drop in price. This information is not investment advice.