Live Staking Estimates

Crypto Yield & Staking Calculator

Estimate annual staking rewards for the top Layer-1 networks. Select an asset to open the interactive calculator and see projected compound returns based on current validator rates.

Assets

10+

Avg APY

5.40%

Top APY

19.67%

Live Prices | Last updated: 10:30 UTC (just now)

Supported Assets

* Estimated APY figures are based on current validator/staking rates and are subject to change. Past performance does not guarantee future returns. Always do your own research.

How Staking Yield Works

1

Choose an Asset

Select a Layer-1 blockchain. Each network offers unique validator reward structures and risk profiles.

2

Enter Your Amount

Set your initial investment and a monthly addition. The compound calculator models real staking math.

3

Get Projections

See your Total Value, Principal Invested, and Staking Earnings over a 1–10 year time horizon.

Deep-dive explainers covering the fundamentals of staking, platform selection, and the liquid vs native tradeoff. Each guide pairs with the calculator above so you can model the yields you read about.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions about staking yields, risk, taxes, and the difference between staking types.

How accurate are the APY projections in this calculator?
Our calculations use baseline protocol yields derived from real-time network validator data. Actual payouts vary based on validator commission fees, network uptime, total staked supply, and auto-compounding frequencies.
What is the difference between APR and APY in crypto staking?
APR (Annual Percentage Rate) calculates simple annual returns without reinvesting rewards. APY (Annual Percentage Yield) includes compound interest, assuming your daily or epoch-based rewards are continuously restaked into your principal.
What is slashing, and can I lose my staked crypto?
Slashing is an automated protocol penalty where a validator loses a percentage of its staked tokens for double-signing or prolonged downtime. Non-custodial delegators may lose a small portion of their reward or principal depending on the chosen validator.
Do I have to pay taxes on crypto staking rewards?
In most jurisdictions (including the US, UK, and EU), staking rewards are taxed as ordinary income based on their fair market value on the day they are received. Selling or swapping those rewards later triggers a secondary capital gains event.
What is the difference between Native Staking and Liquid Staking?
Native staking locks your tokens directly into the network validator set. Liquid staking issues a tradeable receipt token (like stETH or JitoSOL) representing your staked deposit, allowing you to earn yields while maintaining liquidity for DeFi.