Tron
staking
(TRX)
1-15% APY
Why stake TRX with oStake
Fast. Easy. No minimums.
Stake any amount of TRX in minutes
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15+ assets
for staking
Up to 25% in
yearly rewards
$10M+ in rewards
earned by clients
Reward rates are subject to change and compliance with oStake terms and conditions.
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FAQ
Tron staking FAQ:
Can I convert TRX to USD?
You can easily convert TRX to USD by taking the price of Tron multiplied by the number of TRX tokens you hold. See our Tron converter for details.
What is proof of stake?
Proof of Stake is a consensus algorithm that uses cryptocurrency tokens and network incentives to keep a blockchain secure. On a Proof of Stake blockchain like Tron, TRX tokens are staked in order to make network validators eligible to verify transactions and incentivize their honest behavior. The amount of TRX a validator stakes is directly proportional to the likelihood that they will be chosen to validate the transaction, with some degree of randomness. Those chosen to verify a transaction on a Proof-of-Stake blockchain like Tron are rewarded with TRX.
Can I stake TRX using my hardware wallet?
It is not possible to stake Tron on Kraken using your hardware wallet. If you already have TRX in a hardware wallet, you can easily transfer it to Kraken secure staking platform.
How do I run a Tron validator node?
Running a Tron validator node is a technically complex and costly process which requires a significant amount of resources. Because many feel the investment in running a Tron node is too great, they often choose to stake their TRX using an easy and secure service like Kraken.
What is the difference between on-chain and off-chain staking?
While similar in name and design on our client interface, on-chain and off-chain staking are separate features. On-chain staking utilizes assets On-chain in Proof-of-Stake protocols such as Tron. Off-chain staking utilizes assets Off-chain (as further described in our Terms of Service). You can view your eligibility for Off-chain staking here.
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