Eth staking/savings options. Your opinion?.

[Sarionadukecom]

Hey everyone, happy new month.. I have some ETH and USDT sitting idle in my portfolio, and I'm considering putting them to work through staking or savings. I'm curious to know: what's the highest APR you've achieved on staking ETH, USDT, and BTC? Also, where would you recommend staking for better returns?

[LogitechMouse]

Hey everyone, happy new month.. I have some ETH and USDT sitting idle in my portfolio, and I'm considering putting them to work through staking or savings. I'm curious to know: what's the highest APR you've achieved on staking ETH, USDT, and BTC? Also, where would you recommend staking for better returns?

The rewards for staking your ETH ranges from around 2-4% depending on the platform where you will stake your ETH. Some might give higher, but most are on that range. You can go to and try to visit https://www.stakingrewards.com/asset/ethereum-2-0 for more information that would help you.

As for USDT, you can't stake USDT directly like Ethereum unless you will use an CEX like Binance to do it. It's the same with BTC since they aren't POS coins. As for these 2, I would not recommend it, but if you're holding some and you want to at least earn from it then putting it to work on CEXes would be the best option that I can think.

[joniboini]

I recall seeing so many P2P lending platform went bust last year, most of their money actually comes from people 'staking' their coins to them. So I'd suggest you to double check and make sure the rates on the platform you're interested in is not that exaggerated since there's a higher chance it uses your money for the same purpose. Personally I'd rather keep my BTC though, since the risk is not worth it. Btw, do you consider supplying liquidity for DEX as a 'staking' option or not? I remember some DEXes like Pancake allow you to supply ETH to their farming pool. CMIIW.

[Husires]

You cannot get any returns from storing BTC or USDT in your wallet and you need to send it to a trusted person or lend it to others to get a return from it. You can get a return and coins in your wallet from PoS coins like Ethereum but check the staking conditions.

[bounceback]

Seems too small for reward ETH staking or saving based on several top exchange market offering, the reward staking around 2% to 4% seems very small behind risk of Ethereum more than several percent when bitcoin dropping drastically.
I think take hold only if you be long term investment with Ethereum but for stable coins such as USDT stake for launchpool project when launching in Bybit or Binance.

you can earn much profitable than usually staking reward return around few percent only but staking for launchpool project you can earn the coins launchpool have bigger reward allocation.

[bee]

If staking is done onchain (Solo or pool), the reward APR will be dynamic. You can look at the ETH staking reward statistics^[1] to conclude a reasonable average APR which can be your reference on centralized staking offers. I recommend not to take an APR offer that is too high.

1. https://www.compassft.com/indice/styeth/

[BattleAxe1]

Hey everyone, happy new month.. I have some ETH and USDT sitting idle in my portfolio, and I'm considering putting them to work through staking or savings. I'm curious to know: what's the highest APR you've achieved on staking ETH, USDT, and BTC? Also, where would you recommend staking for better returns?

The rewards for staking your ETH ranges from around 2-4% depending on the platform where you will stake your ETH. Some might give higher, but most are on that range. You can go to and try to visit https://www.stakingrewards.com/asset/ethereum-2-0 for more information that would help you.

As for USDT, you can't stake USDT directly like Ethereum unless you will use an CEX like Binance to do it. It's the same with BTC since they aren't POS coins. As for these 2, I would not recommend it, but if you're holding some and you want to at least earn from it then putting it to work on CEXes would be the best option that I can think.

I can relate with this. The rewards for staking ETH is often from around 2-4% and so, to earn a significant amount of reward, one must either stake for an extended period of time, like a year or two. Or stake a huge amount of ETH to be able to generate good reward from the stake. Some users join a staking pool to achieve substantial reward from the pool.

Sometimes, one could find campaigns like the special launch giving 10% APR on ETH savings. Individuals can go with the options that best suit their personal appeals.
https://www.bitget.site/support/articles/12560603813458

[Gurujebs]

Hey everyone, happy new month.. I have some ETH and USDT sitting idle in my portfolio, and I'm considering putting them to work through staking or savings. I'm curious to know: what's the highest APR you've achieved on staking ETH, USDT, and BTC? Also, where would you recommend staking for better returns?

I will rather keep my coin on my wallet than stake them because you never can tell what opportunity that tomorrow will present. I remember how people were all happy when Eth2.0 was announced for everyone when ethereum transition from proof of work to proof of work and when ethereum reach all time high of $4k, many couldn't sell because and has to hold even after losing 75% of their money and small portion were allow to be withdraw later.

Keep your coins on cold storage and let it be there until you need them and if you don't have to do anything with them now, just put them in a safe place and for usdt, use it to buy more coins or but ETH.

[UNIVERSE]

I have some ETH and USDT sitting idle in my portfolio, and I'm considering putting them to work through staking or savings. I'm curious to know: what's the highest APR you've achieved on staking ETH, USDT, and BTC? Also, where would you recommend staking for better returns?

How many ETH or USDT you have on your wallets? If they are just small numbers, it is better to hold in non-custodial wallets and don't do anything. But if they are quite large numbers, you should choose safe place for staking. I personally prefer to choose trusted local exchanges in my country or top CEX like Binance. Don't choose random or new platforms whose reliability is not yet clear! It will be too risky for our coins.

[|MINER|]

I have some ETH and USDT sitting idle in my portfolio, and I'm considering putting them to work through staking or savings. I'm curious to know: what's the highest APR you've achieved on staking ETH, USDT, and BTC? Also, where would you recommend staking for better returns?

How many ETH or USDT you have on your wallets? If they are just small numbers, it is better to hold in non-custodial wallets and don't do anything. But if they are quite large numbers, you should choose safe place for staking. I personally prefer to choose trusted local exchanges in my country or top CEX like Binance. Don't choose random or new platforms whose reliability is not yet clear! It will be too risky for our coins.

In this situation, I would say that if someone wants to hold Ethereum, then he should hold in a decentralized wallet, and if the amount is a little higher, then connect a hardware wallet.
Because you mentioned about Binance, this centralized exchanger is actually good, but I think it is better not to save or stake the interest rate they are giving there APY is lower that 1%. And long-term holding fund requires security and it is never possible if you save your fund on other third party platform or whatever you say.

[vegasus]

Hey everyone, happy new month.. I have some ETH and USDT sitting idle in my portfolio, and I'm considering putting them to work through staking or savings. I'm curious to know: what's the highest APR you've achieved on staking ETH, USDT, and BTC? Also, where would you recommend staking for better returns?

If you have a lot of ETH, then it might be worth it to stake on a particular platform. But if the amount is only a little, it's like just wasting time. And it's not really worth it, especially if we doubt the platform.

Personally, so far I have not done staking anymore. I used to be on my local exchange, but the results really seemed very little even though I had been staking every 6 months. Maybe that's because the number of coins is very small so the rewards are also small.

[Sarionadukecom]

Hey everyone, happy new month.. I have some ETH and USDT sitting idle in my portfolio, and I'm considering putting them to work through staking or savings. I'm curious to know: what's the highest APR you've achieved on staking ETH, USDT, and BTC? Also, where would you recommend staking for better returns?

The rewards for staking your ETH ranges from around 2-4% depending on the platform where you will stake your ETH. Some might give higher, but most are on that range. You can go to and try to visit https://www.stakingrewards.com/asset/ethereum-2-0 for more information that would help you.

As for USDT, you can't stake USDT directly like Ethereum unless you will use an CEX like Binance to do it. It's the same with BTC since they aren't POS coins. As for these 2, I would not recommend it, but if you're holding some and you want to at least earn from it then putting it to work on CEXes would be the best option that I can think.

Thanks for this mate. I'll check it out. But someone mentioned similar thing but with 10% Apr on Bitget. Would explore all options..

[Sarionadukecom]

If staking is done onchain (Solo or pool), the reward APR will be dynamic. You can look at the ETH staking reward statistics^[1] to conclude a reasonable average APR which can be your reference on centralized staking offers. I recommend not to take an APR offer that is too high.

1. https://www.compassft.com/indice/styeth/

This looks good too. You've guys have been really helpful though😎😎. Seems the recommended way is staking on cex here.

[bee]

Seems the recommended way is staking on cex here.

No, I am not recommending a centralized staking service, I am just inviting you to make a comparison with non-custodial staking so that you are not too tempted by high APR offers while the actual calculation is far below that. Moreover, I do not know the amount of your ATH allocation for staking, the amount of your participation affects the reward if it is a pool.

[doc]

Hey everyone, happy new month.. I have some ETH and USDT sitting idle in my portfolio, and I'm considering putting them to work through staking or savings. I'm curious to know: what's the highest APR you've achieved on staking ETH, USDT, and BTC? Also, where would you recommend staking for better returns?

If you have a lot of ETH, then it might be worth it to stake on a particular platform. But if the amount is only a little, it's like just wasting time. And it's not really worth it, especially if we doubt the platform.

Personally, so far I have not done staking anymore. I used to be on my local exchange, but the results really seemed very little even though I had been staking every 6 months. Maybe that's because the number of coins is very small so the rewards are also small.

As a trader, I choose to use Ethereum for trading rather than staking, because the results are greater from trading. But for those who choose to hold for the long term, staking is a profitable way to earn a small profit by waiting. So actually everything is adjusted to your plans and goals in investing, long term or short term.