Staking: a simple method for effortlessly growing cryptos

💡 What is staking exactly?

Staking is like putting your money in a savings account, but with crypto.
You lock up some tokens on a network to help secure it and validate transactions.
In return, you earn rewards—usually in the form of new tokens.

This system is based on proof of stake, a greener and more accessible alternative to mining.

🧠 How does staking work?

When you stake a token, you delegate it to a validator.
This validator uses your stake (and others’) to help run the network and add new blocks.

In return, rewards are earned and shared with everyone who participated.
The more you stake, and the longer you hold, the more you earn.

For example, staking 100 MATIC at 6% per year means you get 6 MATIC annually (price changes not included).

💰 Why is staking attractive?

Passive income 💤: Your crypto works for you 24/7.
User-friendly: No tech skills needed, just a few clicks.
Eco-friendly ♻️: Staking uses far less energy than mining.
Diversification: Many tokens can be staked (ETH, ADA, SOL, MATIC, ATOM…).

⚠️ What are the risks?

Staking is still an investment.
Here’s what to consider:

Locked funds ⛔: Some protocols require waiting periods.
Volatility 📉: You may earn tokens, but their value can drop.
Security 🔐: Always use trusted platforms like Coinstancy.

🚀 How to stake with Coinstancy?

At Coinstancy, staking is made simple and secure.
No need to navigate technical steps or switch wallets.

Soon in our app, you’ll be able to:

Choose which cryptos to stake
Track rewards in real time
Withdraw in one tap

Staking is like a savings account for crypto—but with better returns 📈

🧾 5-point summary

Staking earns you rewards by locking your tokens.
It runs on proof of stake, which is greener and easier than mining.
It offers effortless passive income.
It involves some risks like volatility and locked funds.
Coinstancy makes staking easy and secure for everyone.