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The staking war for the most prominent facilitator is underway. Coinbase and Binance are taking blows at each other to become the in house staking platform, who do you think is winning?

Are you currently using a staking platform or facilitating your own?

Not so sure who if Coinbase has more users than Binance but even if they have, I think Binance will still win in terms of staking platform since the majority of their users is knowledgable in cryptocurrency and for sure they have an idea how staking works compare to the users of Coinbase.

Coinbase is the best exchange in my opinion and the most trusted one. Binance is awesome as well, but if you compare such giants, Coinbase has even no launchpad, own token, margin and much more and if they implement those functions, Binance would be defeated.

You can add Kraken to that list : https://www.kraken.com/en-us/features/staking-coins

https://i.imgur.com/W6avvw7.jpg

Kraken adding Dash staking (soon) can be pretty interesting for Dash, specially if Kraken start to promote it as well.

this, is an interesting topic, on one hand you have Coinbase, a Western, North American "digital bank"
but on the other hand you have "we chinese, we dont care" Binance, they both have their uses, but me personally?
id rather use neither, but id prob choose Coinbase to stake if i HAD too, as i just dont know what will happen if the Chinese Gov one day says "no using our crypto services for non chinese"
i fear binance could stop serving the west almost overnight if that happens : /

They are still going to get some customers who will stake but only from the users who does just invests few and join the pool. I will probably try adding more TRX in my binance account, never hurt to invest few and join without having to stake it myself. This is going to be a disaster when exchange gets hacked so might as put something you can forget if it can't be recovered.

I actually believe that both exchanges have a good position in terms of volume and trust, but in the business world there will always be a market war and of course they want to be the best. but for me it's not so important because both exchanges are really helping the growth of crypto for now

There are too many options available for staking. But how much is it possible to earn income from staking? Are the crypto value of staking reduced only in market conditions? Or high emissions?

Should Coinbase introduce stalking, I think they may give Binace a big run for their money. Coinbase is very much trusted and looking at the geographical location of their office. They don't get to HYPE any coin and they are doing just fine. I currently and majorly trade on Binance.

Interesting.  Does that mean they're doing a masternode sharing thing?  Dash isn't proof of stake, so I can only assume that's what they're doing.  I also think that's very cool, as owning your own dash masternode is out of reach for a lot of people including myself.

What I'm not comfortable with is keeping coins on *any* exchange, no matter how trusted.  It might be convenient to stake this way, but it sorta makes my skin crawl a little bit.

You'd rather be staking your coin by yourself at least you know how to make is safer for your investment. Exchanges aren't safe place we've seen it many times that they can be hacked which binance were once hacked.  DASH is masternode but this must be a pool to join masternod, a chance after al for those who can't afford the 10k dash collateral.

These are serious ways for these exchanges to lure more customers in crypto.

I don't think this is related to Dash discussions about Masternode sharing or Dash discussions on providing some form of staking through protocol, or even as a way for Kraken to
get a few masternodes for themself (in theory they could, but it seems a bit unpractical to me), i rather see this as a way for exchanges to attract more customers and also get more liquidity of certain tokens
and a convenient way for Dash to grow their store of value. It seems to evolve around storing certain cryptocurrencies (Tezos, Cosmos and Dash so far) on some sort of separate internal Kraken staking
wallet (spot wallet ?), which then adds staking rewards to it.

I do agree with you with not feeling comfortable keeping funds on any exchange, or on any centralized entity. But getting staking rewards twice a week on some smaller Dash amounts
(for example on masternode rewards that are sent to that exchange anyways for payout in Euro's) does sound tempting, although i'm not sure what the staking percentage for Dash will be.



Not 10k --> 1k

I think OP is referring to which exchange is winning this staking war, not which cryptocurrency.
So far we have Coinbase, Binance and Kraken participating in this little staking 'war'.
And all three exchanges currently support Tezos, with at least Kraken showing its intention to expand staking to other cryptocurrencies as well (ATOM and Dash).

I keep having this feeling (at least with Kraken) that the staking has more to do with attracting more users, while at the same time trying to improve the liquidity of certain tokens
on its own exchange.

I do not think there is anything to lose. No need for competitions, both of them have enough customers. Both, even those who stake will win/earn.

Honestly I have not tried, and do not think I will. Firstly, it is not the right strategy for me to deposit funds with the condition of not touching the exchange for 1 year. Also, a lot of things can change in this one year, and I am very unlikely to get a return on the investment.

Not yet.

I think it's not important who's winning. The most important matter is that many are looking into staking as an opportunity and these legitimate exchanges are offering it to those who are interested.

It's just begun so why look for the winner?

I will actually choose binance as the difference between the annual yield percentage that already served by the exchange site. coinbase is offering 5% as the annual yield for tezos and that's  1% - 2% less than what already served by kraken or even binance. People will actually choose binance caused by 1% - 2% annual yield gap is a lot and that's enough money when they are staking a lot of tokens.
I think this matters a lot to attract users and stakers.

I personally will never try to stake my coin to the exchange site when it has possibility to be hacked anytime.

staking wars is not good for my point of view the inces who are winning are the developers and the creator of the coins why, staking makes the coin price go down, specially this time , because of what happen last 2017 where coins are at all time high when suddenly staking is the game mostly but since then the price dip because of unknown issues , and also selling of the holders to make profit, and people with coinsbare lock on staking

I wont feel sorry for anyone choosing to stake their coins on a centralized exchange and ultimately losing everything.


Yet... We do the EXACT opposite and TRUST other people and companies to hold our money. Now what's the point of crypto in this situation?

1) Stop using centralized exchanges like Binance
2) Start trading and actually using decentralized exchanges like Blocknet. More info here: https://blockdx.com/
3) Start staking your coins on your own, it's really not that hard.

This way, you stay anonymous, and wont need to deal with KYC, be afraid of losing everything, or fear anyone stealing your stack. It's really that simple  ;)

Binance has advantages and larger profit in staking user coins. There can be concern on using binance for staking considering how huge it has became in terms of holding coins and is already in the place to manipulate total crypto market according to their will. Coinbase is also not far behind. So, for small investors, choose the one that gives you most percentange. On most case it would be binance and Coinbase for some. Have an ID on both.

It's still on the holders' decision if they want to stake their coins to these two exchanges, but in my case, I am not comfortable storing my coins to any exchange, even if they insured or guaranty your coin, you cannot tell, it's always been not your key, not your coins attitude for me, but many will find this interesting because of the profit.

What makes Binance staking better than Coinbase is zero fee to withdraw from your staking wallet. If I am not wrong Coinbase only support Teams, where in Binance has more than 10 POS based tokens. You can read this article for more information regarding Binance staking rewards - https://cointikka.com/earn-cryptocurrency-with-binance/

I do not support keeping your tokens on any of the above exchanges where you do not have your Private key. It is better to use a wallet like Atomic wallet for desktop for staking.

Also Binance Global has not so strict. Compared to CoinBase. I know CoinBase is a big group of company but Binance a top notch exchange which improving features are can be a good contender with it. I am staking KAVA and ONE right now, not bad profit.

I really a fan of Binance since then, Im wondering maybe other exchange are now also launching staking I see this new exchange CITEX has staking and also pow tokens staking dont understand how its possible but they can earn from holdinh also too.

I must admit that coinbase really successful when it comes to advertising and it seems their target audiences are those people who want to try crypto. Meanwhile, Binance's users consist of somehow experienced users in term of crypto whether it's trading or staking though. I agree with you that binance users have more potential for staking their assets in the exchange. But, if coinbase could successfully elaborate staking to their users, the potential they may get out of it couldn't be underestimated.

In the first place there is a reason why there are many people staking their coin in those exchanges, it is somehow trusted, but the idea that it is not your coins if you don't have the private key is still a thing to consider. But if you really trust coinbase and binance which for me is really the best exchanges, then why not to try staking your coins in there. You can expect a better ROI with that, but I will definitely takes time for that to happen. Allot of patience and market research is needed so you can ensure your profits.

Those people who are working with staking their coins inside this two big and well known exchange already understand the risk. But like what you have said if you indeed trust the service that both exchange offers and the securities that they are providing you will also do the same with staking to earn from your assets. Passive way to earned from crypto market if you fully know what you are doing inside.

Coinbase and Binance are both offering staking and more exchanges are beginning to offer these types of services, but no matter which one you go with make sure they have custody and insurance for their asset holdings to ensure your funds are safe whilst they are maintaining them for you

Staking is a hot topic now, and everyone wants to hold the staking. Binance coin is more popular and has worth than Coinbase as the Binance users are more knowledge about crypto dealing, trading, and staking.

exchanges with large volumes and good reputations such as banking might easily attract people's attention, but don't underestimate other exchanges such as kucoin, upbit, huobi, they also provide various staking rewards.
for now I haven't used staking.

my choice is binance, it will be a source where all the needs of cryptocurrency lovers can be found there (all in one platform), I'm sure binance will always add features from several platforms and new features of the future of crypto to run on its platform. trying to be the platform of all platforms and to be number one in this space, I can say that is the vision and mission of binance

As a connoisseur of staking programs, I am more comfortable with exchanges that offer more variations of POS coins, and of course because of zero fees. Binance and even Kucoin look attractive because they offer what I want. Many worry about insecure assets if they join the staking program, so what's the difference with traded assets? assets can be moved at any time without being locked unilaterally by the exchange.

They can offer good services for the projects that want to be staking in any of those exchange platforms. There are certain things or feature binance has an advantage over coinbase, Popularity(big community), cheaper withdrawal fee to name a few. Nether the less both can give you what you want from exchanges.

I have staked coins for years using the extra pc that I have. I always prefer the smaller coins with a smaller market cap since it is easier to gain a large portion of the total distributed coins. Now I will be competing with huge pools from exchanges. I will still rather stake myself and buy as many coins as I need to properly stake alone. I don't believe in not keeping control of my own coins by keeping it in an exchange. This is also why I prefer lesser-known staking coins since they most likely will not be listed on a big exchange and you won't have massive pools to compete against.

Now the fight around staking is just beginning, so I think that not only these two large exchanges will fight for leadership. the exchange that will offer more interesting conditions for users will win. maybe Kucoin will also take a leading place among exchanges that offer staking services

2020 it looks like the POS algorithm will be increasingly used by the crypto currency project, and reportedly also ETH 2.0 will use POS, I was wondering whether ETH will have a staking program?

Binance once showed how responsible they were with their customers fund, remember the time that they were hacked? they took full responsiblity and helped the people that were affected.

Binance offers full refund after $40m hack (https://www.asiatimes.com/2019/05/article/binance-offers-full-refund-after-40m-hack/)

Coinbase sure can but the other exchanges that were just going with the adoption of staking and not yet known, we don't know if they have that much fund to do the same if a trouble comes to them but hopefully there's none.

I think both coinbase and binance are the winners. Because in my opinion, it is the exchange that does not keep up with the times that loses. Because they do not want to see the needs of customers which staking is the best choice for now.
In my understanding, a question like this that sometimes lead to opinions that lead to one's attitude to choose which is the winner and which is the loser. Though this is only a matter of necessity and comfort, not who is the winner or loser.

Coinbase is another great exchange that also provides $1billion earnings annually. And if they encounter such a situation, they will not sell a great image so far for a few million. You can be sure that they have enough money to pay back the stolen money after hacking.

Staking is not something that can be competed for, more demand, more earnings.

Between Binance and Coinbase both of these exchanges are very popular, and currently both are competing in building strategies to attract investors who are currently staking coins, a hot topic that many people talk about. but for some connoisseurs of coin staking this is a serious thing, because it takes time / there is a certain period, there is no point if you have a lot of coins but in the future are worthless, so be wise. it may tend to be a safety factor and a more primary exchange responsibility for attracting coin staking connoisseurs, and the second is profit generated.

I don't know who will be the winner since both coinbase and binance is a big exchange. But for me, it is better to stake the coin by ourselves and not using the exchange to staking the coin because, in that article, I read that the possibility to get hacked by someone if they have good skills to penetrate the website. The other reason is we cannot control the coin in our hand, and there are not many coins that we can stake with them. I only think about the security that the exchanges can give to their members.

Seems like staking on an exchange is promising then we choose a masternode/staking coin in our device as long as we choose a reputable exchange. Honestly, I haven't tried these thing (staking in an exchange/masternode) because I'm still learning these ways. Yeah, I have to learn first before I do something especially related to money, it is very sensitive. If I choose an exchange I'll have a more time to do everything because I must not turn on my computer 24 hours non stop.

Theses are certainly some of the most compelling advantages to using a third party, however there are some negatives of course.

I believe NY is restricted for all of the exchanges, but maybe one day I will be able to try out staking on a exchange.

Although, I have a coinbase account, but i cause Binance more than Coinbase. If the look of things, even if Coinvase is one of the top exchanges and with so much prominence in the crypto space, Binance has more tendency to attract more users, who !right want to stake. As a matter of fact, Binance staking programme is already being talked about and it is more discussed.

Binance all the way. But do you know you can stake your coins on atomic wallet since it supports decentralized staking.

Binance is really having a hard works on cryptocurrency exchanges, in a short time it already become the best exchange in cryptocurrency all around the world, i'm sure more people are using binance compared to coinbase and the exchange is developing so fast and they always have something new with the usability of BNB.

oh well, how i cant realize it , thanks for reminding btw  ;D
yes that true, we on staking WAR , big companies create a unique staking based of their relatisionhip with a coins who giving staking reward.
QTUM, STRATIS , ALGO , XTZ , and many more.
for me , seriously i dont care who will win about it, since staking for me is a good idea for bear market .

Coinbase is a good exchange and if verify on pro coinbase they have option to withdraw crypto coins without pay a fee, also Binance is a known exchange and have a lot of users, i don't know which one have more users, but i like to stake if possible directly on my pc to avoid any problems. What coins you staking on coinbase and Binance?

I can't say I'm ever trusted for an Exchange. Because none of them are relatives. We can only make some comparisons. In this case Coinbase is more reliable. Binance has made a huge improvement. I still think it's the source of much speculation.

Staking can't be really that much of a war because stake coins are not really as big as people think they are. Look at all the staking coins and how much they are bringing to the table and what their market cap is versus (even if you leave out bitcoin) all the other proof of mining coins.

Proof of mining coins has won a war that didn't even existed for them, it is clear that people don't care about a coin just because it is staking, sure it is a nice thing if it has staking and wouldn't mind having it but staking is not a reason to buy a coin, not enough all by itself. Binance is making SO MUCH money from the trading fees and withdrawal fees that staking would be a funny silly small income for them that they wouldn't mind losing if they would or win if they do.

I'm not very interested in such a war, because all markets are aimed at the currency exchange and each has its own advantages and disadvantages. So I think you should stop this kind of debate if only reap excessive problems. But if from one there is a fishing thing or plagiarism is reasonable just those war like that.

I didn't said that Coinbase can't do the same thing as Binance did when a trouble comes, I'm more worried about those exchanges that are also going with the rush of staking.

That's where my what if is pointing to.

It's not about who is winning because many top exchanges are already delivering staking ability now and very soon low rated exchanges will join, the best staking coin should be your aim and that is tezos

Binance for sure because many investors and traders trust binance more than every other exchanges, binance is winning in every aspect of crypto if you ask me, i am sure that many will prefer binance for long because they are very trusty

Exactly this !!!!

With a little effort everyone can stake their coins by themselves and educate on how not to fall for scams/phishing/hacking.

I don't see any war on this,  many projects have had staking features before it went on exchanges. If any exchange could adapt that features, it is a welcome development.   

Ihmo staking is just natural continuum of custodial services and it will get more like any banking service in the future. Offering loans is already there, some are offering debit cards so i am guessing there will be credit cards and identification service as well. And most regulated will probably win this competition of clients.
There will be unregulated dex exchanges as well offering similar services i suppose, but i can't see them winning as they can't offer as wide of a range services and the owner of the private key needs to carry all the risks.
People who are going to stay unbanked will be the main target group for those and these people don't necessary dig the volatility on their assets.

I think that you have a mistake in the article. You said that one of the benefit of using institutional staking is that it requires expert technical skills. But that is just the opposite, you don´t need to be an expert to stake on custody wallets.  8)

This is a good example how banks will work in the future, they will provide us such services. But it would be better to see more hybrid exhanges that provides staking services. Because still there is an option of being scammed or robbed.

Why exchanges didn´t come with staking feature a long time ago? Why they all are copying others? They are afraid of innovations?
Dash was one of the first coin where big whales were able to buy masternode and stake coins, why exchanges didn´t buy one Dash masternode and didn´t share the profit from masternode to users?
Similiar thing happened to lending, IEOs and margin trading, every exchange copies other´s move.  ::)

True, I wish all exchanges (at least the big ones) have insurance incase something bad happened to their system or atleast someone hack in to their exchange, that way, investors would be put at rest to invest in their platform especially that staking is a popular thing here. Though they aren't as safe as taking on your own wallet, staking in exchanges do have its benefits. One of them is lower entry barrier.

My question is which exchange offers good %% returns when staking? This is what investors cares about, since all the exchanges are top exchanges I think security is not something to be too worried about

This is good news. Let them compete with each other. For sure other exchanges will also be offering the same services. This is a healthy competition. I hope the rest of the large exchanges will also follow the examples of Coinbase and Binance. I am planning to join staking but I don't have enough funds to meet the requirement.

Binance will always be winner here because binance cares more about users and reputation in crypto space, the team always want to be the triumphing crypto exchange, so far they managed to proof their worth, I trust binance more

Insurance system is applicable only for real and established company already. Even there are bad things happen in an exchange, they will never give any cetiments to their customers.
I am also a fan of POS or proof of staking. Atleast there is transparency between customers and buyers. In addition, you can add up money using staking.

I do not know the coin base relationship well. At the moment, Binance seems to benefit more than Coinbase.Binance is a very good platform for me.I can personally talk to myself and I like to use binance.

Binance could be the winner here. Because it follows a very good policy. Binance used to keep a close eye on market developments. He immediately reacted to new developments. Now Binance is in control of the market. The IEO system is the most vivid example of this.

So do you think Coinbase neglects to create good policies?

Staking your coins on exchanges could be disastrous and cost you lifetime broke with the prevailing trend of exit scam and hacking. There is a wallet that offers decentralized staking - atomic wallet. You can stake your coins and push for vote for your project right inside the wallet. Its a multi-functional non-custodian wallet.

Allowing a third party to stake your tokens does certainly hold some security problems.

generally not much different from entrusting your balance to be traded on the exchange market, are you very worried about that? Many exchanges do not have a wallet locking system for staking, and each calculation is based on a daily/monthly snapshot, exchanges such as Binance also have a high reputation, we should not have to worry about security even though we must always be vigilant.

All of them almost offering the same annual yield but as binance has various POS coins to be offered and so many people are staking their coins on binance and even some whales are also putting a big portion of their money to stake it on binance exchange site. Besides how much annual yield that already offered by exchange site and the liquidity has become the main consideration too as when you are getting your staking reward and when you wanna sell it and you need liquidity to make it happen.

I agree that crypto should be like that but we're starting to embrace the reality that centralized exchanges are way more liquid than other decentralized exchanges. In terms of trust, I think Binance has proven themselves. I'm not defending them as I've said I agree with what you're explaining.
But I think the decision will rely on the investor's discretion.

Of course, the investors will ultimately decide on what platform will be the most successful, but I do see what you are saying.

Decentralized exchanges are certainly not where they are supposed to be for the normal person. There are certainly positives and negatives to having a centrilized exchange stake your currency.

Atomic wallet can be hacked just like any other exchange. if we are talking about the safety of our funds, it is better not to participate in the staking of those coins that must be stored on some hot wallet. I personally do not participate in staking at all because they give a very low reward. i think it is better to trade such coins

Sure you might need to check partnership with atomic wallet as it provides decentralized stakings with huge users of the wallet. atomicwallet.io

Tezos is winning, it's bigger, better and well recognized, almost all top exchanges implement tezos staking on their platform, i hope ethereum POS will be this popular then ETH will be free from relying on bitcoin price movement everytime

Thanks for the kind words :) Hopefully, more people will see this and find it helpful.

I see big risk with growing Binance´s power. Binance is going to be the biggest crypto platform for everything connected to crypto. Wallet, exchange, staking, margin trading, lending, ICO investing, token creating. Is that really good? Do you know that we are fighting against authorities and now we support Binance to create a big crypto giant for every crypto needs?

Coinbase is more trusted and used than Binance but Binance has an advantage over Coinbase. Binance has solely been operational in cryptocurrency space, with her users knowledgeable of how staking programs are being done. This is cryptocurrency when ere anything is possible despite the value placed on Coinbase, Binance might yet win the staking game.

Staking is indeed quite popular this year, we must be selective in choosing trusted exchanges, and potential coins for staking, we must really pay attention to the percentage. Of course, as one of the busiest exchanges, Binance provides a good opportunity for this, but it ignores the potential of other trusted global exchanges. Watch this.
https://i.postimg.cc/wTJHF575/staking-persentase.jpg
If we already have a list and comparison of annual percentages, it will strengthen your analysis and choices. So it is not just chosen. Similarly, in determining coins or tokens to be a stake, don't forget to analyze the comparison, to maximize revenue.

I'd never trust a chinese company with my money. Like someone else said, what if their government steps in? Or the US can cut it's head, just like they did with huawei. I sound like im trashing the chinese, but they always ruin everything for everybody.

Bitcoin Suisse Offers Dash Staking Service
https://www.bitcoinsuisse.com/news/bitcoin-suisse-offers-dash-staking-service

Dash is extremely expensive to stake so this could be a better opportunity for people to participate. However, I have never heard of this company so I wouldn't trust them.

Personally if i were to stake through a centralized third party, i would stake with Kraken (after they finished implementing staking for Dash).

https://www.kraken.com/en-us/features/staking-coins

https://i.imgur.com/PPuSTTl.jpg

On the other hand, Switzerland does have one of the most strict compliance and regulations with regards to crypto i heard. Meaning that crypto-financial services companies
need to comply to a lot of rules before they are allowed to operate within Switzerland.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitcoin_Suisse

Why are they taking blows? I suppose cos they know probably things might turn out crazy tomorrow and they just take over people's stakes coins. But cryptocurrency is becoming interesting as things change for good.
Now, there is a way you can stake coins without having to do that on exchanges. It's called decentralized staking and that is done with Atomic wallet. It is a non custodian decentralized wallet service that let's users stake cryptocurrencies and getting reward from validators. Quite fascinating.
I do only need to download the wallet, own my key and decide whether to stake or not and never to worry if an exchange with exit scam or get hacked. More info on Atomicwallet.io (http://Atomicwallet.io)

OH cool. Kraken is a lot better but I think decentralized staking rocks. If you will need one, head to atomicwallet.io
It happens right inside atomic wallet and I could some of the coins you listed up there are available in there.

Just a few years ago it seems like that staking will never take place on an exchange. Guess that was wrong.

But yeah, I think that Binance has definitely got an edge in this game because of the fact that they provide much better customer service from anecdotal evidence as well as the fact that they deal more in altcoins, specifically PoS altcoins. Coinbase may have a large customer base but their customers are mainstream investors without much of a need for staking.

That's why I think BNB could potentially be a good investment at this stage.

Why would mainstream investors not be interested in staking? Some liquid staking coins are 5%+ which would certainly intrigue mainstream investors.


Not that I would use an exchange to stake, but still.

China and the United States have more power than other countries, crypto-currency projects in that country are also very risky to expect news from the country, still remember the NEO? NEO fell sharply when the Chinese government banned crypto currencies, the price of NEO before that was still at $ 50-70, and now only $ 11

Not that I like NEO, but tbf all crypto dropped during that time. Bitcoin was once 20k. Good times

What does everyone else think about this staking war?

There shouldn't be any war because of Staking abilities from binance and coinbase but if I have to choose I will definitely choose binance because of better support, personally I don't like coinbase for some few reasons

I do not like either at all but I think there will be no loser. Coinbase is for those in the US who cannot use Binance, and now with presence in the UK after Brexit, they will do better. Binance will forever be associated with China so I know a lot of people will go and choose a rival just not to support the monopoly of CZ.

A true investor would spread out risk to both.

Exchange staking is fully centralized. I prefer to stake on decentralized finance apps but only after they prove themselves.
Celsius founder is creating too much hype like bitconnect and i do not like that.
Only time will tell.

So you won't be staking on centralized exchanges?

Is better to stake on local wallet then on exchange , well even if cost with pc or laptop or server to run it 24/7 is higher then we have no risk to lose the coins. Or we have any exhange where we can stake and get more coins if we hold coins on our wallet , on wallet where we have the private keys for?

I don't know who will win, well the most lucky coin

I think this would be extremely interesting because decentralized exchanges have not really popped up.

Best option nowadays in my opinion is neutrino token staking on waves exchange ;
not a centralized one so may be slightly offtopic here but  : staking a stablecoin with an estimate annual return of around 15% and without the need of trusting a third party worth a mention imo.

https://neutrino-staking.com/

Staking is one of the best choices for earning profit from cryptocurrency now, with low risk. In my opinion, the most effective is participating in staking on global potential exchanges. Some exchanges offer different percentages, some exchanges also charge staking fees, some are fixed and some are flexible, this should also be taken into consideration. The following are some comparisons of the annual rate of return from staking in exchange centralization
https://i.postimg.cc/jSqFhv6X/staking-exchange.jpg

Well. I rather staking my coins using my client apps than staking directly to the Exchanges.
I think it's more saver.

I would definitely vouch for Binance because it has one of the wide range of coins that it allows to be staked on its platform than Coinbase. Also, because Binance serve as an exchange platform liquidating your rewards is very easy. I don't know but i think you can add Stake Cube platform, their return on investment is very decent and there are no issues with withdrawals when the time is due.

Coinbase is also an exchange that would have this feature.