Staking Guide
  • Table of Contents
  • PoW vs PoS Consensus
    • How is Blockchain Staking Different From Mining?
  • Cardano Stake Pools
    • What Is Staking On Cardano?
    • What is A Cardano Stake Pool?
  • Cardano Stake Pool Rewards
    • How Do Rewards Get Distributed?
  • Cardano Staking
    • Why Stake With Cardano?
    • What Makes a Good Cardano Stake Pool?
    • How To Choose The Best Stake Pool On Cardano
  • Risks of Staking
    • What Are The Risks of Staking on Cardano?
  • How To Stake on Cardano
    • Cardano Wallets
    • Stake With Yoroi
    • Stake With Eternl
    • Stake With Nami
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  1. How To Stake on Cardano

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Last updated 2 years ago

The most time-efficient way to stake is by using your preferred . Again, we strongly discourage staking on an exchange, as mentioned above, since they control your ADA and take that out of your hands. This, in our opinion, goes against the nature of a decentralized blockchain and ecosystem, but the decision is ultimately up to you. Using your wallet is safe, simple, and effective.

What are the best wallets to use for staking on Cardano?

There are numerous wallets to choose from on Cardano; you can read a here. However, for staking your ADA, we’d recommend using Eternl, Nami, or Yoroi. Find out how to here.

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