Staking is the process of locking cryptocurrency assets to support the operation of blockchains that use the Proof-of-Stake (PoS) mechanism or its modifications. In exchange, users receive rewards in the form of new tokens or a percentage of the locked amount. Staking is an alternative to mining and allows token holders to participate in network governance, security, and transaction processing without the need for expensive equipment.
A smart contract is an automated program running on the blockchain that manages the staking process. It ensures that all conditions are met and performs actions without the need for third-party intervention. The smart contract fully controls the entire staking process: from locking tokens to accrual of rewards and unlocking funds.
Key points of interaction with the smart contract:
The operating principle of Quanta is based on three components:
Users select a certain number of tokens that they want to lock on the platform to participate in staking. These tokens are frozen for a certain period of time in a smart contract. While the tokens are staked, they cannot be used for other operations, but continue to generate income.
Stakers help ensure the stability and security of the blockchain. Users who stake their tokens participate in confirming transactions and creating new blocks. Depending on the blockchain, stakers can participate in these processes directly (if they are nodes) or delegate their tokens to validators who perform these tasks for them. The more tokens a staker has locked up, the higher their chance of being selected to create a block and receive a reward.
Rewards are awarded for locking tokens and supporting the network. Rewards are usually awarded in the same token that was locked, but can also be in other tokens. After the staking period ends, the user can withdraw their tokens back to the wallet. In some cases, tokens can be withdrawn earlier, but with penalties.
Staking allows you to earn a stable income by simply holding crypto assets. There is no need to actively trade or speculate on the market, which makes the process easier and more convenient for users.
The more users participate in staking, the more stable and secure the network is.
We have provided the option of early withdrawal of tokens with small penalties, which gives the user greater financial flexibility.
The platform regularly undergoes independent audits to ensure the security of user assets and eliminate vulnerabilities.
Our staking platform provides user-friendly interfaces that make the participation process simple and intuitive, even for beginners.
All transactions and actions in staking projects are carried out through smart contracts, which eliminates intermediaries and reduces the risk of fraud. All information about your tokens, accrued rewards and activity is available for verification on the blockchain.
Unlike traditional methods of storing assets, such as bank deposits, staking offers significantly higher rates of return.
Smart contracts fully automate staking processes, from token blocking to reward accrual. This eliminates the need for manual management and reduces the likelihood of errors.
Users send their crypto assets (ETH, BTC, MATIC, SOL) to the platform's smart contract for staking. These tokens are locked for a certain period of time, during which they help support the network and generate rewards.
Locked tokens are used to participate in the Proof-of-Stake (PoS) mechanism. Depending on the network, users or validators to whom tokens are delegated help confirm transactions and create new blocks, ensuring the security of the network.
In exchange for locking their tokens, users receive rewards. The smart contract automatically calculates and distributes rewards based on the staked assets and their lock time. Rewards are paid in the form of staked cryptocurrency or other currency.
Once the lock period is over, users can withdraw their tokens and accumulated rewards. Depending on the project's terms, withdrawal may take some time or include small penalties for early withdrawal.
Staking is the process of locking cryptocurrency assets to support the operation of a blockchain network based on the Proof-of-Stake (PoS) mechanism. In exchange for locking tokens, participants receive rewards for helping to confirm transactions and create new blocks.
Our project supports staking of the following cryptocurrencies: Ethereum (ETH), Bitcoin (BTC) through tokenized versions, Polygon (MATIC) and Solana (SOL).
To start staking, you need to connect your wallet on the platform, select the cryptocurrency for staking and send tokens to the smart contract. The process is fully automated, and your tokens will be locked for participation in staking.
Rewards are calculated based on several factors, including the number of tokens locked, the duration of staking, and overall network activity. The more tokens you stake and the longer they are locked, the more rewards you will receive.
Rewards are credited periodically and may be available for withdrawal in real time or after the staking period ends. The exact terms depend on the network you are staking tokens on.
Yes, some networks allow early withdrawal of tokens, but this may come with penalties or increased withdrawal processing times.
You can use any compatible cryptocurrency wallet to transfer tokens to the staking smart contract. Make sure your wallet supports the cryptocurrencies you plan to stake.
Delegation allows users to delegate their tokens to validators who will participate in confirming transactions on their behalf. You will receive a portion of the validato's rewards without running your own node.
BTC does not directly support Proof-of-Stake, but you can stake tokenized versions of Bitcoin, such as wBTC on the Ethereum blockchain. This allows you to participate in staking via DeFi protocols.
All staking operations are carried out through smart contracts that undergo independent security audits. Your tokens are locked in a smart contract, eliminating the risks of intermediaries. We also recommend using wallets with multi-factor authentication for additional protection.
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