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How do I invest in a DeFi yield?
This site is a comparison tool — it never holds your money.
Here's the usual path from a row to a real position:
Open the source. Click the ↗ on a row to open
that pool on DeFiLlama, which links through to the actual protocol (Curve, Uniswap, Aave, Orca…).
Go to the protocol & connect a wallet. On the protocol's own app, connect a
wallet (MetaMask, Phantom…), make sure you hold the right tokens on the right blockchain, then
deposit / provide liquidity / stake there.
Mind the risks. Check whether it's lending, a liquidity pool (impermanent loss) or
liquid staking — see Learn for what each means.
How do I stake natively?
Native staking means delegating your coins to a validator on the
chain itself. Two common ways:
Easiest — an exchange. On Coinbase, Kraken or Binance you can often stake a
supported coin with one toggle. Convenient, but the exchange holds your coins (counterparty risk).
Self-custody — your wallet. Use a wallet for that chain (Phantom for Solana,
Lace/Yoroi for Cardano, Keplr for Cosmos…), hold the coin, then delegate to a validator
from inside the wallet. You keep custody; pick a reliable validator with a fair commission.
Mind the unbonding. To withdraw you usually wait a chain-specific period (Cosmos
~21 days, Polkadot ~28, Solana ~2–3, Cardano none). Rewards stop during unbonding.
You always act on the exchange or protocol with your own account/wallet —
comparestaking.com never takes deposits. General guide, not financial advice and not a
guarantee; yields and risks change, so always do your own research.