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    Introduction to Bybit On-Chain Earn
    bybit2024-10-30 12:43:13

    What is Proof-of-Stake (PoS)?

    Proof of Stake (PoS) is a consensus mechanism that determines who validates the next block based on the number of tokens they hold and are willing to "stake" as collateral. This process often requires a significant financial commitment, specialized hardware, and assets to cover node operation costs. Additionally, there are risks like slashing (penalties for improper validation) and liquidity issues due to unstaking delays.

     

    Recognizing these challenges, Bybit introduced On-Chain Earn — a simplified staking solution that allows users to participate with minimal capital.

     

     

     

     

     

    What Is Bybit On-Chain Earn?

    Bybit On-Chain Earn is an easy-to-use staking service that lets you earn rewards by staking your crypto directly on the blockchain. Staking on your own can be complicated, often requiring technical expertise and specialized hardware. Bybit On-Chain Earn simplifies this process by managing all the complexities — gas fees, node operations, and reward distribution — so you can stake popular PoS cryptocurrencies like ETH and SOL with just a few clicks.

     

     

     

     

     

    Benefits of On-Chain Earn

    Simplifying crypto staking to provide steady returns on your assets while enhancing blockchain security and decentralization.

    • Hassle-free Staking: A streamlined process with no need for hardware or technical expertise — users can start staking with just a few clicks.

    • Accessibility and Reduced Entry Barriers: On-chain Earn allows users with minimal assets to join staking, encouraging broader network participation.

    • Diversification of Earnings: On-chain Earn empowers users to diversify their earnings by engaging in various DeFi strategies.

    • Incentives and Future Innovations: Regular airdrops, rewards, and innovative on-chain opportunities provide users with more ways to grow their returns.

     

     

     

     

     

    How Do Different Forms of On-Chain Earn Work?

    PoS networks have evolved, and staking comes in various forms, which can differ based on several factors. The structure of each staking project may vary depending on the network and the type of token you are staking. Below are some key aspects that differentiate these staking models:

     

    Aspects

    Description

    Yield Payout

    1. Earn in A for staking A, most PoS tokens work this way.

    2. Earn in B for staking A, such as Babylon.

    3. Earn in A + B for staking A, such as the on-chain liquidity provision products: Compound

    4. Stake to get Liquid Staking Tokens (LST) and the interest paid in LST or reflected in the exchange rate, such as stETH, mETH, and bbSOL.

    Product Duration

    1. Flexible staking options, redeemable anytime

    2. Fixed-term staking with predetermined periods

    Yield Payout Frequency

    Daily, periodic, or upon redemption

    Bonding Time 

    The time to start earning yield after staking varies by protocol.

    Unbonding Time

    The time to redeem assets after unstaking also varies by protocol.

    Service Fee

    Varies by protocol

     

    Please note that Bybit's On-Chain Earn may not support all types of staking models listed above. We are constantly working to offer a diverse range of quality staking projects. For the latest information on supported tokens and networks, always visit the Bybit On-Chain Earn page.

     

     

     

     

     

    Risks of On-Chain Earn

    While On-Chain Earn offers the opportunity to earn rewards, there are some risks to consider. 

    • Market Risk: The value of your staked cryptocurrency can decrease if market prices drop.

    • Liquidity Risk: Some networks may lock your assets for a period, preventing access, and there could be an unstaking delay.

    • Technical Risk: Blockchain issues like technical failures or attacks can impact staking performance, leading to delays or potential loss of rewards.

     

    Bybit helps minimize many risks like validator selection, slashing risk and gas fees, but Bybit does not assume any responsibility for potential asset losses due to contract vulnerabilities, hacking events, or any rug pull risk. Users are responsible for doing their due diligence before investing in any projects.

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