Staking ledger vs binance, Gebühren unterscheiden, Minimum zu setzen unterscheiden, etc?

[root_s2yse8vt]

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Ich versuche, einen Griff auf Staking und den besten Plan der Aktion zu bekommen.

Ich habe coinbase, binance, und andere online-Plattformen zusammen mit exodus wallet für frühere eth Bergbau.

Ich habe noch Dinge in Ledger Cold Storage zu bewegen, die ich denke, ist schlecht, dass ich havent.

Ich schätze, Sie können auf Ledger (live), es scheint sowohl Ledger und Binance scheinen die besten Staking Prozentsätze zu bieten, aber von dem, was ich gelesen habe, entweder war es Coinbase oder Binance, gibt es einige 25% Gebühr auf Gewinne?

Gibt es ein Raster zeigt % Gebühren für jeden und die apy’s für verschiedene Münzen mit min erforderlich irgendwo?

Ich würde vor allem in ADA, Eth, Sol, Dot, Matic zum größten Teil interessiert sein.. obwohl ich wahrscheinlich nicht genug von Dot (ca. 15) oder sogar Sol (18) an dieser Stelle zu wetten, wenn es mins sind.

ich muss auch viel eth von exodus verschieben, also schätze ich, dass es dort Gasgebühren gibt

Vielen Dank im Voraus

[TaterTots_Ledger]

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There’s a few things going on here. First, you’ve got 2 distinct options: custodial or non-custodial staking provider. Then there’s the questions of rates offered and why. Then there’s network parameters (ex. DOT).

Ledger provides you the opportunity to stake natively, on-chain. This allows you to maintain sole ownership over your coins while securing the network and earning staking rewards for doing so. This is non-custodial staking in a nutshell.

Companies like Binance, for example, provide custodial staking solutions. They hold your coins, take on the technical overhead of managing staked assets, and take a cut of rewards while pushing most of it through to their customers. This CAN be the right option for certain users as I’ll explain below, but it’s generally bad for decentralization and diminishes your returns while bringing the risk of your custodian’s failure into the equation. We’ve seen some prime examples of services like Voyager and Celsius going insolvent recently while holding users assets and providing DeFi/ staking yield.

This isn’t to say that your risk profile is comprehensively diminished by self-custody staking. Users who stake their own assets are responsible for ensuring that they select reliable validators, as networks will typically slash validators that make mistakes, experience down-time, or act maliciously. It’s important to understand what staking means on each specific chain and to make sure you’re aware of your risks and responsibilities as a staker.

In general, self custody staking pays a bit better, but there are barriers to entry. The biggest one being the knowledge barriers. As with all crypto, staking has a steep learning curve. Some people don’t have time to figure it out and I frankly don’t blame them. Second, certain chains have minimums to earn rewards staking on-chain. Polkadot in particular currently requires >154 DOT bonded if you want a chance to earn rewards. That’s ~$1,000 US!

In your case, I’d recommend starting with the SOL. That’s a pretty straightforward experience in Ledger Live. After that, you can look into ADA staking we don’t support ADA staking in Ledger Live yet though, so you’ll have to connect your Ledger to a 3rd party wallet. Finally, the ETH and Matic both happen on-chain. ETH can be liquid staked with Lido, but if you want to run your own validator you’ll need 32 and some infrastructure. That’s its own beast. Matic seems relatively straightforward, just a bit pricey depending on ETH gas prices.

TLDR: Staking’s fun

Let me know what questions you have and don’t hesitate to reach out to us [here](https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/categories/4404376139409?docs=true) as well. Happy staking.

[0x11C3P]

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Ledger itself does not run validators. You can’t „stake“ with Ledger.

Any staking you do whether it’s based on liquid staking or native ecosystem staking, the APR is based on the ecosystem, not Ledger.

[directlyvet310]

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You are right though. You will pay gas fees to send to your ledger wallet

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