Rewards projection across multiple timeframes
| Period | Yield % | USD Value | Token Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Minutely | 0.000038% | $0.003805 | Ξ1.52e-6 |
| Hourly | 0.002283% | $0.228311 | Ξ9.13e-5 |
| Daily | 0.054795% | $5.48 | Ξ0.002192 |
| Monthly | 1.666667% | $166.67 | Ξ0.066667 |
| Yearly | 20.000000% | $2,000.00 | Ξ0.800000 |
This calculator uses a Linear APY model. It assumes the stated percentage is distributed evenly across the selected periods. Formula: Yield = Principal × (Stated Rate / Period Divisor).
APR (Annual Percentage Rate) is the simple interest rate over a year. APY (Annual Percentage Yield) includes the effect of compounding. If you restake your daily rewards, your total yearly return will be significantly higher than the APR suggests.
While staking provides yield, it often involves 'locking' your assets for a period. During this time, you cannot sell your tokens. Additionally, if a validator misbehaves, you may lose a portion of your staked principal (slashing).
If a token has a 10% APY but a 15% annual inflation rate, your 'real' purchasing power is actually decreasing. High APY often masks high dilution of token value.
The more often you restake (compound) your rewards, the faster your principal grows. However, in high-gas environments like Ethereum, frequent restaking may cost more in fees than the extra yield generated.
