Staking on ETH 2.0

[Antlia Protocol]

With the recent launch of Ethereum 2.0, people are now rushing to the launchpad for staking

But is it worth it?

The rewards are looking very appealing but the stake is going to stay illiquid for a long time. Will a third party staking provider help in mitigating some risk?

[Charles-Tim]

Move this to altcoin discussions.
If the price of ether will increase, then there is nothing bad, I think the reward is also daily also in a way people can join ethereum staking pool.

But, in my opinion, I prefer to be more of a trader than staking. It depends on your choice, if the price of ether falls, this can result to loss, but if the price increase, it is profitable.

If you are an ether holder, it will be good to stake it to earn profit.

[BDBitcoinExpart]

Eth 2.0 stake is not expected to lose. Eth price is increasing day by day. And transaction fees have been reduced. As a result, many new projects will use eth blockchain. Eth 2.0 is likely to get a good reward at the end of the year.

[Iyeman]

It's not worth for me personally consider the staking coin can be unlocked when ethereum update 1.5 already implemented. our ethereum will be getting locked for almost a year from now.

I think that there's not staking provider that will help to mitigating the risk. When someone deposited his ethereum to the staking deposit contract and he deals with all of the agreements.
The surge that happens with the price of ethereum pegged with bitcoin. When bitcoin dump and you will lose your money.

[Princejebs]

With the recent launch of Ethereum 2.0, people are now rushing to the launchpad for staking

But is it worth it?

The rewards are looking very appealing but the stake is going to stay illiquid for a long time. Will a third party staking provider help in mitigating some risk?

You should be vigilant, more third party providers will most likely end up as scam, if you must stake/delegate your Ether, do it in reputable exchanges and not some platform that can exit scam any time and day.
Since the stake coins will be available until 2022, I hope you are prepared for what ever the volatility that comes into the market, it's always in circle and I believe bear cycle is coming soon.

[layoutph]

Staking is one of the best feature added in blockchain. It is far safe than investing in exchange sites because it is protected by smart contract. If you participated in ETH 2.0 staking then you should earn profits by earning ETH thru staking.

Move this to altcoin discussions.
If the price of ether will increase, then there is nothing bad, I think the reward is also daily also in a way people can join ethereum staking pool.

But, in my opinion, I prefer to be more of a trader than staking. It depends on your choice, if the price of ether falls, this can result to loss, but if the price increase, it is profitable.

If you are an ether holder, it will be good to stake it to earn profit.

[DoubleAweSeven]

Staking is not that worth it I think. Only those who have a significant amount can profit from it. Even 1 ETH wouldn't cut it because you wouldn't be able to stake at all, you'll need a pool which is not safe. It's better to stake in other coins that have better ROI than ETH.

[Fundamentals Of]

If you are planning to hodl Ethereum then it is very much worth it, especially if you are planning to do it on a long term basis. Rather than just keeping it and expecting no growth in its amount after a long period of time, you better stake it.

Staking is a good option because your Ethereum will not just sleep unproductively. Aside from the profit from your staked Ethereum, you are also helping with the network's security.

You just have to be careful in choosing where to stake your Ethereum. I heard Binance is supporting ETH 2.0 staking.

[bittick]

There's some people called bag holder who gonna keep their crypto for a long time. This staking is maybe targeted at them who don't have any problem with staking for long period of time.
So when they are waiting for the price to go up, there's nothing wrong with staking it. Gonna get dem profits I guess.

[cryptoperkele]

The rewards are looking very appealing but the stake is going to stay illiquid for a long time. Will a third party staking provider help in mitigating some risk?

I had to check and they are way higher then i thought. I was sure that we might see 5% yearly rewards or something. Those numbers look kinda cool now. How long i need to lock my eth for if i decide to stake it?

[pedrillo0]

Those 32 ETH for staking will earn you long-term interest, but not like the corporations that will have the best staking. Since the more ETH they are staking, there is more profit for them.

I recommend you better diversify your investment in different projects. ETH is still too young to make you earn what you want...

[danglongbtc]

The rewards are looking very appealing but the stake is going to stay illiquid for a long time. Will a third party staking provider help in mitigating some risk?

I had to check and they are way higher then i thought. I was sure that we might see 5% yearly rewards or something. Those numbers look kinda cool now. How long i need to lock my eth for if i decide to stake it?

APR is falling very bad. It was supposed to be at least 20% and now that stacked quantity is more than 1m, it is reduced to 15%. Looking at the current numbers of ETH being stacked, I don't think it will remain profitable and it won't worth your effort of maintaining your node alive or even locking your fund for two years. If you are considering 5-7% per anum is a profit, it is not. Indian banks generally provide 6-7% on FD. It used to be 9% before 3-4 years ago.

[Argoo]

Staking is not that worth it I think. Only those who have a significant amount can profit from it. Even 1 ETH wouldn't cut it because you wouldn't be able to stake at all, you'll need a pool which is not safe. It's better to stake in other coins that have better ROI than ETH.

That's what im thinking right now. You can try to calculate how much people will earn with 7% APR for 32 ethereum. That's small amount of interest.
If you are visiting binance and there are other coins who have been offering better interest.
the locket period is also very long. It's not worthy to try.

I read the information that 32 ethereum in staking will be blocked for two years at 15 percent per annum.  However, the problem is that in this case you need to use a personal computer of a certain capacity, which must be connected to the Internet around the clock, otherwise penalties will be imposed.  Existing technical requirements and requirements to be constantly connected to the Internet limit our staking opportunities.

[istiak2277]

With the recent launch of Ethereum 2.0, people are now rushing to the launchpad for staking

But is it worth it?

The rewards are looking very appealing but the stake is going to stay illiquid for a long time. Will a third party staking provider help in mitigating some risk?

As I know you will get 4.6% to 10.3% as rewards for staking on an annual basis. Also, you need to be online to be a validator or you will get penalties. Many people won't be able to do that and many don't want to because it will be locked for 1 year. So I think 3rd party staking provider will be much more appealing and many people will use those platforms for staking their ETH.

[jossiel]

Binance is offering staking for it.

https://www.binance.com/en/eth2

https://www.binance.com/en/blog/421499824684901302/Binance-Supports-ETH-20-Staking

But before getting into it, read first the conditions that they are setting for your Ethereum deposits. The rewards may look promising because they are saying that you can earn "up to" 20% APY. Mind that "up to" is just an assumption but it may or may not go as high as that.

[Baofeng]

With the recent launch of Ethereum 2.0, people are now rushing to the launchpad for staking

But is it worth it?

The rewards are looking very appealing but the stake is going to stay illiquid for a long time. Will a third party staking provider help in mitigating some risk?

Of course it will be illiquid because it is staking. No need for a third party staking provider, it will just complicate things in an already complicated process. At this point? we can't really say if it's worth it because the initial capital is too big, at least for me. And only those who can afford it can make money in the beginning, that is if the business model can really pay you out, so let's see how it goes.

[Fundamentals Of]

With the recent launch of Ethereum 2.0, people are now rushing to the launchpad for staking

But is it worth it?

The rewards are looking very appealing but the stake is going to stay illiquid for a long time. Will a third party staking provider help in mitigating some risk?

Of course it will be illiquid because it is staking. No need for a third party staking provider, it will just complicate things in an already complicated process. At this point? we can't really say if it's worth it because the initial capital is too big, at least for me. And only those who can afford it can make money in the beginning, that is if the business model can really pay you out, so let's see how it goes.

Third parties provide advantages and disadvantages to those who are interested to stake ETH.

But if your concern is the huge starting amount of ETH to be able to participate in the staking, third parties will really be an advantage. On your own, you need 32 ETH to become a validator. But participating in the likes of Binance Staking, you only need to have at least 0.0001 ETH to join and earn profit and additional rewards.

[cryptoaddictchie]

With the recent launch of Ethereum 2.0, people are now rushing to the launchpad for staking

But is it worth it?

The rewards are looking very appealing but the stake is going to stay illiquid for a long time. Will a third party staking provider help in mitigating some risk?

Actually I'm thinking about it but we're not sure what would be the result of it either pull the price down or up. 32eth is quite big figures and lots of money. But good thing there are platforms that help users to stake their eth in a lower fractions. However that's also a long time of illiquid. For me its kinda hard to bet on that especially the release will be 2021. Who knows if eth is worth 1k above or go back to its lower record. Maybe gonna stake some that I can afford and not needed.

[icalical]

Looking at how the bitcoin is still in Bullish, I think its worth it.
But it will be very depends on the person, for me personally I prefer staking rather than trading since I dont have the time to watch the chart all day. But, considering the staking duration which could take up to 1 year, I think I would need to think several times.

As long as you use idle funds to buy the ether, it will not be a big problem.

[michellee]

I don't know if that is worth it or not, but I will wait for more info about that because staking on ETH 2.0 is a new thing in that project. There will be something more after the update, so we can see what next that the team will do to the project. If I am not mistaken, the amount to staking is 32 ETH, but I am not sure about that. If that so, I think I don't want to stake ethereum because I don't have that such amount. I prefer to trade my ethereum to have more balance on ethereum.