Here are the best staking coins for your money right now...

[thenextking]

The lists are from the pros, I think Ark is the best. What is/are your best staking coin?

[Tytanowy Janusz]

Stacking is MEH in 2021... 5-13% APY. Take into calculation the fact that majority of this rewards comes from inflation and you have net APY 1-5%... on coins with montly amplitude like 30-100% ... crazy. This stacking reward is like a drop in a see of risks.

Better alternative:
1- USDC/BUSD liquidity pool on pancake - 20% APY, 0 risks from price change
3- Binance earn on stable coins - 6-9% apy. 0 risk (other than not your keys not your coins)
2- BNB with 5-10% burns, 10-15% apy from lauchapads, 10-15% APY from lauchpads - if you like passive income on high volatile assets that much https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5208144.msg53299809#msg53299809

[thenextking]

Stacking is MEH in 2021... 5-13% APY. Take into calculation the fact that majority of this rewards comes from inflation and you have net APY 1-5%... on coins with montly amplitude like 30-100% ... crazy. This stacking reward is like a drop in a see of risks.

Better alternative:
1- USDC/BUSD liquidity pool on pancake - 20% APY, 0 risks from price change
3- Binance earn on stable coins - 6-9% apy. 0 risk (other than not your keys not your coins)
2- BNB with 5-10% burns, 10-15% apy from lauchapads, 10-15% APY from lauchpads - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5208144.msg53299809#msg53299809

1. Don't understand what it is. New way of scamming?
2. Not your keys not your coins
3. Don't understand what it is. New way of scamming?

If a coin don't have it own secure wallet no reason to look into it.

[Tytanowy Janusz]

1. Don't understand what it is. New way of scamming?
2. Not your keys not your coins
3. Don't understand what it is. New way of scamming?

You leave in 2017? Market changed a lot in last 3 years and if you don't know whats the name of BIGGEST DEX, what is a liquidity pool, what's the difference between 2014 CEX (scammy shit) and 2021 good and reputable CEX (CEX'es are now being listed on nasdaq - $77B coinbase listing on nasdaq) than your table with "tech 1-10 scale" is useless.

If a coin don't have it own secure wallet no reason to look into it.

Or its big-brain coin that is compatible with ETH infrastructure and can be stored using any ETH wallet like BNB (BSC chain). Man ... its 2021. You know?

Posting a list of 1-5% apy coins on the top of the bubble ... when every coin listed here can dump 99% in next year or two is a "way of scamming". Or at least showing the worst possible investment indicator.

[thenextking]

1. Don't understand what it is. New way of scamming?
2. Not your keys not your coins
3. Don't understand what it is. New way of scamming?

You leave in 2017? Market changed a lot in last 3 years and if you don't know whats the name on BIGGEST DEX, what is liquidity pool, what's the difference between 2014 CEX (scammy shit) and 2021 good and reputable CEX (CEX'es are now being listed on nasdaq - $77B coinbase listing on nasdaq) than your table with "tech 1-10 scale" is useless.

If a coin don't have it own secure wallet no reason to look into it.

Or its big-brain coin that is compatible with ETH infrastructure and can be stored using any ETH wallet like BNB (BSC chain). Man ... its 2021. You know?

Posting a list of 1-5% apy coins on the top of the bubble ... when every coin listed here can dump 99% in next year or two is a "way of scamming". Or at least showing the worst possible investment indicator.

Now your post still make no sense to me. This have nothing to do with Coinbase.

[Tytanowy Janusz]

Now your post still make no sense to me. This have nothing to do with Coinbase.

So you have 2 options now. Read my posts and try to understand it or stay in the dark, invest in extremely volatile high-risk investment products based on dust, rewards that comes form inflation and are negligible considering the risks that comes with such investment DURING THE BUBBLE and extreme volatile times in crypto.

[thenextking]

Now your post still make no sense to me. This have nothing to do with Coinbase.

So you have 2 options now. Read my posts and try to understand it or stay in the dark, invest in extremely volatile high-risk investment products based on dust, rewards that comes form inflation and are negligible considering the risks that comes with such investment DURING THE BUBBLE and extreme volatile times in crypto.

So you saying the coins on the chart are dust and the way to invest is how you are doing with something most people have no clue? I have no clue what your post of 1 to 3 beside it's just way of scamming people?

[Tytanowy Janusz]

So you saying the coins on the chart are dust ?

I'm saing that stacking rewards are close to dust if you consider inflation on these coins as reducing factor, market volatility and other risks. Stacking rewards are the last thing people should look at during bubble.

something most people have no clue? I have no clue what your post of 1 to 3 beside it's just way of scamming people?

Something people that are locked in 2017 have no clue.

[thenextking]

So you saying the coins on the chart are dust ?

I'm saing that stacking rewards are close to dust if you consider inflation on these coins as reducing factor, market volatility and other risks. Stacking rewards are the last thing people should look at during bubble.

something most people have no clue? I have no clue what your post of 1 to 3 beside it's just way of scamming people?

Something people that are locked in 2017 have no clue.

You should invest in stock instead of cryptos. Your way of thinking and invest would bump into many way of scams, it's very risky or like you said, not your key not your coins.

[optimisticcm]

The lists are from the pros, I think Ark is the best. What is/are your best staking coin?

Eth 2.0 staking is also paying nicely but with the value of eth in correction it looks a bit small but as the price of eth will grow kore the rewards will grow as well so it is like an asset with rental income for newbies and im quite excited about it.

[tabas]

If you have been stacking those coins when they were cheaper, you are in great profit today.
Tezos is what I like with most of them, I dont mind staking it but it is like a good coin IMO to hold. Profit from staking is just a bonus if you believe the coin you put in stake.

[hopenotlate]

Stacking is MEH in 2021... 5-13% APY. Take into calculation the fact that majority of this rewards comes from inflation and you have net APY 1-5%... on coins with montly amplitude like 30-100% ... crazy. This stacking reward is like a drop in a see of risks.

Better alternative:
1- USDC/BUSD liquidity pool on pancake - 20% APY, 0 risks from price change
3- Binance earn on stable coins - 6-9% apy. 0 risk (other than not your keys not your coins)
2- BNB with 5-10% burns, 10-15% apy from lauchapads, 10-15% APY from lauchpads - if you like passive income on high volatile assets that much https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5208144.msg53299809#msg53299809

Thanks for posting it : this s something am going to look deeper into; jseems like there are some awesome alternatives to diversificate our portfolio and providing a nice income at the same time.

[thenextking]

If you have been stacking those coins when they were cheaper, you are in great profit today.
Tezos is what I like with most of them, I dont mind staking it but it is like a good coin IMO to hold. Profit from staking is just a bonus if you believe the coin you put in stake.

Yes I also like Tezos, one thing about it is that it don't have the native secure wallet

[tabas]

If you have been stacking those coins when they were cheaper, you are in great profit today.
Tezos is what I like with most of them, I dont mind staking it but it is like a good coin IMO to hold. Profit from staking is just a bonus if you believe the coin you put in stake.

Yes I also like Tezos, one thing about it is that it don't have the native secure wallet

It has various wallets. https://tezos.com/get-started/#store-and-use-wallets
But the most preferred would be storing it on a Ledger hardware wallet and just put it on stake.

[gaston castano]

Stacking is MEH in 2021... 5-13% APY. Take into calculation the fact that majority of this rewards comes from inflation and you have net APY 1-5%... on coins with montly amplitude like 30-100% ... crazy. This stacking reward is like a drop in a see of risks.

Better alternative:
1- USDC/BUSD liquidity pool on pancake - 20% APY, 0 risks from price change
3- Binance earn on stable coins - 6-9% apy. 0 risk (other than not your keys not your coins)
2- BNB with 5-10% burns, 10-15% apy from lauchapads, 10-15% APY from lauchpads - if you like passive income on high volatile assets that much https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5208144.msg53299809#msg53299809

I agree with you bro because there are so many other platforms, of course we have to choose a trusted one like pancakes, and they offer a bigger apr / apy than staking on the coin platform itself and also that's just the choice it depends on everyone wants to do Where.
i also stake on pancakeswap

[thenextking]

Stacking is MEH in 2021... 5-13% APY. Take into calculation the fact that majority of this rewards comes from inflation and you have net APY 1-5%... on coins with montly amplitude like 30-100% ... crazy. This stacking reward is like a drop in a see of risks.

Better alternative:
1- USDC/BUSD liquidity pool on pancake - 20% APY, 0 risks from price change
3- Binance earn on stable coins - 6-9% apy. 0 risk (other than not your keys not your coins)
2- BNB with 5-10% burns, 10-15% apy from lauchapads, 10-15% APY from lauchpads - if you like passive income on high volatile assets that much https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5208144.msg53299809#msg53299809

I agree with you bro because there are so many other platforms, of course we have to choose a trusted one like pancakes, and they offer a bigger apr / apy than staking on the coin platform itself and also that's just the choice it depends on everyone wants to do Where.
i also stake on pancakeswap

I never heard of this pancakeswap but perhaps it's true, all kind of weird names these days which are worth billions!

[maydna]

If you have been stacking those coins when they were cheaper, you are in great profit today.
Tezos is what I like with most of them, I dont mind staking it but it is like a good coin IMO to hold. Profit from staking is just a bonus if you believe the coin you put in stake.

Yes I also like Tezos, one thing about it is that it don't have the native secure wallet

Tezos is good to stake the coin. You can add Coal to your list because Coal is only needed to stake in your wallet, even installing the wallet in your mobile phone. But to stake Coal, you need to have a 10k Coal amount, and you will get the reward and send it to your wallet every 15 days, but I don't know how long the staking program will continue. From your list, I have ADA, ALGO, ATOM, DOT, and XTZ, and I stake some amount on Binance. Maybe you can add the minimal amount to the stake for each coin to know how much money we need to use to buy the coin and start staking.

[paxmao]

Stacking is MEH in 2021... 5-13% APY. Take into calculation the fact that majority of this rewards comes from inflation and you have net APY 1-5%... on coins with montly amplitude like 30-100% ... crazy. This stacking reward is like a drop in a see of risks.

Better alternative:
1- USDC/BUSD liquidity pool on pancake - 20% APY, 0 risks from price change
3- Binance earn on stable coins - 6-9% apy. 0 risk (other than not your keys not your coins)
2- BNB with 5-10% burns, 10-15% apy from lauchapads, 10-15% APY from lauchpads - if you like passive income on high volatile assets that much https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5208144.msg53299809#msg53299809

For me the answer as of now is none. The reason is that the reward to benefit ratio on most networks that use staking is to low compared to similar alternative investments outside the crypto scene. For me, a 20% APY can be obtained in a number of stocks that are volatile, yet much less than crypto. Smoother ride, less risk...

There is catch 22 on returns for staking: if it is too high the safety of the network becomes too expensive, thus transactions become expensive and kill the project. If the safety is too cheap, nobody wants to stake, so the project dies.

Now, if you really want to stake, I would start looking at BSC chains, particularly the new ones that have potential to grow aside from the staking ROI.

[Tytanowy Janusz]

For me the answer as of now is none. The reason is that the reward to benefit ratio on most networks that use staking is to low compared to similar alternative investments outside the crypto scene. For me, a 20% APY can be obtained in a number of stocks that are volatile, yet much less than crypto. Smoother ride, less risk...

Name a stock that pay more than 20% in dividends and its price is not as volatile as above crypto (outside current bubble)

It seems to me that you are confusing the quantitative passive profit with the qualitative profit from a well-selected investment in a stock company. Is this >20% is from price grow than i must say that average stock trader/investor earns 2% annually. Experienced investor earns more, obviously, inexperienced loose life savings. Average 2%.