Estimate staking rewards with flexible compounding, realistic timeframes, and a clear breakdown of how your holdings could grow.
Custom mode active — enter your own APY value.
Illustrative estimate only. Actual validator rewards and token prices can change.
Turn a headline reward rate into a practical forecast, then compare how time and compounding change the outcome.
Model daily, weekly, monthly, or annual reward reinvestment with a consistent formula.
Adjust the annual rate from conservative levels to higher-risk opportunities.
Separate principal, rewards, effective APY, and total ROI at a glance.
Three simple decisions shape your result. Change any input and calculate again to compare scenarios.
Enter the current dollar value of the cryptocurrency you plan to delegate or lock.
Use the quoted annual reward rate and select how long you expect to keep rewards invested.
Review projected value and rewards, then test a different compounding schedule.
Plain-English guides for comparing validators, understanding yield, and managing risk.
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Read the guide →Quick answers about APY, compounding, and what this projection does—and does not—represent.
It applies compound-interest math to your starting amount, annual reward rate, selected timeframe, and compounding frequency. The result is an estimate, not a guarantee.
APR states the simple annual rate without compounding. APY reflects compounding over a year, so it can be higher when rewards are reinvested.
Mathematically, more frequent compounding can increase the result. In practice, fees, claim minimums, lockups, and protocol rules may reduce or prevent that advantage.
No. Reward rates can change, token prices can fall, and staking may involve validator, custody, smart-contract, or slashing risk.
No. The estimate does not deduct platform fees, validator commission, gas costs, or taxes. Check the relevant provider terms and your local tax rules.
Change the assumptions. Compare the possibilities.