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Staking Rewards Calculator

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Enter your stake, APR and lock period to see projected rewards and your ending balance.

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Rewards

51.267496

Ending balance

1,051.27

How to use Staking Rewards Calculator

Enter stake size, APR, and time horizon. Choose simple or compounded accrual to see projected token rewards. Confirm real commission and lockups on the protocol.

Example: staking $1,000 at 5% APR for a year

You stake $1,000 at 5% APR for 365 days. Rewards either pay out simply or compound daily.

  1. Simple: $1,000 × (1 + 0.05 × 1) = $1,050
  2. Daily compounding: $1,000 × (1 + 0.05 ÷ 365)^365 = $1,051.27

Simple interest earns $50; daily compounding earns $51.27, an effective yield of 5.13%. Price changes of the staked token are not included.

Formula & methodology

Simple: rewards ≈ stake × APR × (days/365). Compounded approximates (1+APR/n)^(n×years)−1 on stake. Price risk is ignored — rewards are in token units unless you mark them separately.

Project staking rewards before you lock

Staking and liquid staking ads quote APR that may exclude validator commission, downtime, or unbonding delays. Running the numbers yourself avoids surprise shortfalls.

Compounding assumptions matter: auto-compounding liquid staking tokens behave differently from claim-and-restake workflows. Match the frequency to what the product actually does.

Pair with APR→APY conversion for rate language, and with historical price if you care about USD outcomes rather than token count alone.

All CryptonicTools utilities are free, mobile-first, and require no account.

Want more depth on purpose, benefits, and pitfalls? Read the full Staking Rewards Calculator guide.

Frequently asked questions

How are staking rewards estimated?+

Enter stake amount, APR, and duration. We compound or simple-accrue based on your selection to show projected rewards — not validator performance.

Does APR equal take-home yield?+

No. Commission, downtime, bonding periods, and token price changes all affect real returns.

Is this on-chain?+

No. Pure browser math. Confirm rates on the protocol or staking provider you use.