See what a staking reward rate actually adds up to over time. Enter how much you’re staking, the advertised APY, and how long — with compounding — and get an estimate in coins.
These calculators are free educational tools that work only on the figures you type in. They don’t use live prices, don’t predict the future, and are not financial or tax advice. Crypto is high-risk and you can lose money. Always do your own research — see our Risk Disclaimer.
It grows your staked amount at the reward rate (APY) you enter, applying compound growth as often as you pick — daily, weekly or monthly — because rewards that are themselves re-staked earn their own rewards. Choose “simple” to see the same rate without compounding, which is closer to how some networks actually pay.
An advertised APY is a snapshot, not a promise. Real staking yields drift with network participation, can be cut, and often come with a lock-up or an “unbonding” wait before you can withdraw. The rewards are paid in the coin — so if its price falls, a healthy-looking yield can still leave you down in pound terms. Learn the mechanics in what is staking.
No. It’s a variable, market-driven rate that networks and platforms can and do change. This calculator shows what a given rate would produce if it held steady — reality varies. Treat the output as an estimate.
Compounding re-stakes your rewards so they earn rewards too. Over short periods the difference is small; over years, and at higher rates, it grows. Some networks compound automatically, others don’t — pick the option that matches yours.
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