Blockchain Assets Time Deposit

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Earn rewards by
stacking crypto assets

Get staking assets

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Get staking assets

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Get staking assets

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Bitcoin (XBT)

Yearly rewards

+0,25%

Min. Holdings

1.234

DEPOSIT

Euro (EUR)

Yearly rewards

+0,25%

Min. Holdings

1.234

DEPOSIT

US Dollar (USD)

Yearly rewards

+0,25%

Min. Holdings

1.234

DEPOSIT

Bitcoin (XBT)

Yearly rewards

+0,25%

Min. Holdings

1.234

DEPOSIT

Euro (EUR)

Yearly rewards

+0,25%

Min. Holdings

1.234

DEPOSIT

US Dollar (USD)

Yearly rewards

+0,25%

Min. Holdings

1.234

DEPOSIT

What are staking rewards?

You can earn rewards when you stake cryptocurrencies and fiat for a period of time as an incentive to acquire and hold onto staking assets. Some staking coins may require a bonding period.

To earn staking rewards, simply select the asset you wish to stake and once it has finished bonding, it will be ready to start staking and earning rewards twice a week from the Proof of Stake process.

What is Proof of Stake?

Popular coins like Bitcoin are proof of work, meaning they’re generated by using machines competing to solve complex equations to “mine” coins and digital assets.

Proof of Stake works differently by choosing from a pool of people holding the Proof of Stake coin. A Proof of Stake “validator node” can be added to the pool by staking coins for a certain period of time, giving Proof of Stake validators a source of income without needing powerful mining hardware.

Staking rewards disclaimer

Reward rates are subject to change and compliance with Kraken's terms and conditions. Neither your GSB account nor staked assets are covered by insurance against losses or subject to Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) or Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC) protections. For more information, please see our Terms of Service