Cardano
Below are some of the common questions we receive when it comes to Cardano staking and wallets followed by a comprehensive guide to staking.
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Below are some of the common questions we receive when it comes to Cardano staking and wallets followed by a comprehensive guide to staking.
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Cardano is a third generation blockchain based on fundamental research with a goal to provide a highly scalable smart-contract platform for financial and social decentralized applications.
The Cardano staking reward is approximately 5% to 7%.
Cardano staking rewards are distributed approximately every 5 days.
Saturation level is defined by the K parameter. Currently it is k=500 which means when a pool goes over 64M ADA staked, then the pool is considered to be saturated.
In simple terms if the pool you are in is over saturation threshold you as delegators to that pool will get less rewards.
There are many website created by the Cardano community. You can track pool as well as network performance using any of the following tools:
There is no unstaking period in the Cardano network and your tokens will be transferable immediately upon unstaking.
There is no slashing risk for delegators.
There is no minimum staking amount for ADA staking with Merkle Validator.
Yes, Cardano staking rewards are compounded automatically.
The Cardano inflation rate is approximately 7% per year.
There are multiple wallets available to stake your ADA including hardware wallets. Depending on where your funds reside you can use any of the following links to learn more about delegating/staking: