Staking guides

Ethereum, since its mainnet launch in July 2015, has been pivotal in pioneering blockchain technology, being one of the earliest to transition from Proof of Work (PoW) to Proof of Stake (PoS)...

Solana, with its mainnet going live in March 2020, brings remarkable speed to the blockchain space, boasting a high Transactions Per Second (TPS) and utilizing its native asset, SOL...

Launched in May 2020, Polygon stands as a prominent scaling solution for Ethereum, offering swifter and more cost-efficient transactions with its native asset, MATIC...

The Dymension blockchain, launched on 6th February 2024, is specifically crafted to facilitate the deployment and operation of high-speed modular blockchains, termed RollApps...

Celestia is a modular data availability network designed for scalability and looking to ensure consistent performance as the user base grows...

Injective is a blockchain network launched on June 30, 2021, focused on financial applications...

Aptos, having its mainnet introduced in October 2022, operates with APT as its native asset. The blockchain is founded on key principles including scalability, safety, reliability, and upgradeability...

Launched in April 2020 with NEAR as its native asset, NEAR Protocol serves as a community-run cloud computing platform operating as a layer-one blockchain...

Launched in September 2020, Avalanche features AVAX as its native asset and places a significant focus on scalability and near-instant transaction finality...

The The Open Network (TON), initiated its mainnet in May 2020, is a blockchain platform developed with the intention of providing cross-chain interoperability on a secure and scalable basis...

Launched in March 2019 with its native asset, ATOM, Cosmos stands out as a network of interconnected blockchains that are independent yet easily interoperable...

Osmosis, with its mainnet launched in June 2021 and OSMO as its native asset, is a proof-of-stake blockchain featuring a decentralized exchange application...

Radix is a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform that aims to address key limitations of existing blockchains, particularly in scalability and composability. Radix's Cerberus consensus protocol offers a highly scalable and secure network capable of handling large transaction volumes without compromising performance. Additionally, its focus on maintaining atomic composability ensures smooth interaction for decentralized applications.