Calculate Your SATS Staking Rewards

SATS (Ordinals) staking involves locking your SATS tokens to help secure the SATS (Ordinals) network and earn passive rewards. It's a key part of many proof-of-stake blockchains.

The SATS (Ordinals) staking calculator estimates your potential earnings based on how much SATS you stake, the duration, and current APY rates on various platforms.

Your earnings depend on how much SATS you stake, the lock-up period, and the APY offered by different providers. Use the calculator to explore your returns.

Risks include validator slashing, smart contract issues, or lock-up restrictions. Choosing trusted platforms can help reduce risk when staking SATS (Ordinals).

Some platforms require a minimum amount of SATS, such as 32 SATS for native staking. Others, like liquid or exchange-based options, allow smaller amounts.

Flexible staking lets you withdraw SATS anytime with lower yields. Fixed staking locks your tokens for a set time but usually offers higher rewards.

You can stake SATS (Ordinals) on major exchanges, decentralized protocols, and staking pools. Our calculator helps compare the best platforms to stake your SATS.

In many countries, SATS (Ordinals) staking rewards are considered taxable income. Please consult your tax advisor for region-specific rules.

This depends on the platform. Some allow instant withdrawal of SATS, while others have lock-up or cooldown periods for unstaking.

It provides an estimate using current rates and conditions. Actual rewards for staking SATS may vary depending on the platform and network factors.