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Live Staking APY by Coin

Compare staking APY for BTC, ETH, USDT, SOL across 18 exchanges. Best rate now: GRAM 14.9% on Bybit. Updated every 10 min.

As of 18.10.2026, the highest regular Participating in a network with coins allocated to block validation. You can run your own validator or participate through a selected validator or service. Rewards are earned for following the network’s rules. rate is 14.88% APR for GRAM on Bybit. Compare the live rates and deposit limits below.

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Top Staking Rates Right Now

Coin Yield Exchange Type Action
BTC Bitcoin 7.00% APR MEXC Flexible Stake Now
ETH Ethereum 7.00% APR MEXC Flexible Stake Now
USDT Tether 10.00% APR MEXC Flexible Stake Now
USDC USDC 11.67% APY Aave v3 On-chain Open protocol
SOL Solana 10.00% APR BingX Fixed Stake Now
USDG Global Dollar up to 2.25% APY Kraken Holding rewards View terms
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USDT staking yield — 10.0% APR on MEXC

This is the best USDT rate across the exchanges we poll, filtered by the plausibility ceiling, so capped promo offers do not make it here. Full per-exchange USDT rates, lock-up terms and the flexible/fixed split are on a dedicated page.

All USDT staking rates by exchange

What Is Crypto Staking?

Crypto staking is a way to earn passive income by locking or delegating your cryptocurrency. Instead of just holding tokens in a wallet, you commit them to a blockchain network or exchange platform and receive rewards in return. Exchanges like MEXC, Bybit, OKX, and others offer flexible staking (withdraw anytime), fixed-term staking (higher APR with lock period), and on-chain staking (direct blockchain delegation). Yieldo monitors APR rates across 7+ exchanges in real time, updating data every 10 minutes — so you always find the best deal.

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Best Staking Rates Right Now
# Coin APY Exchange
8 GRAM 14.88% Bybit
4 USDC 11.67% Aave v3
3 USDT 10.00% MEXC
5 SOL 10.00% BingX
1 BTC 7.00% MEXC
2 ETH 7.00% MEXC
7 XRP 5.00% MEXC
9 ADA 5.00% BingX
10 DOGE 5.00% MEXC
11 HYPE 5.00% MEXC

Flexible vs Fixed Staking: Which to Choose

Flexible staking lets you withdraw anytime but typically offers lower APY. Fixed staking locks your coins for a set period (7-120 days) but rewards are higher. Choose flexible for liquidity needs, fixed for maximum yield.

Staking Risks to Consider

Exchange staking risks include: exchange insolvency, smart contract bugs (for DeFi staking), price volatility during lock periods, and potential slashing. Never stake more than you can afford to lose, and diversify across exchanges.

How to Start Staking

Choose a coin with attractive APY, deposit it on the exchange offering the best rate, navigate to the staking section, select flexible or fixed term, and confirm. Your rewards will start accruing immediately.

Staking terms

APR
The annual rate without compounding. APY is the annual yield including reinvestment of earned rewards.
How do I read APR?

Question

Is APR the monthly rate?

Answer

It is the annual rate, without reinvesting returns.

Flexible product
Funds can be withdrawn at any time. The rate usually floats and the exchange may change it without notice.
Fixed (locked) product
Funds are locked for a set term. The rate is fixed for that term, and early exit either costs the accrued yield or is impossible.
Promo rate
A raised rate limited by amount, term or new-user status. It is real, but it is not what an ordinary deposit earns — which is why our headline numbers are taken below a plausibility ceiling.
Plausibility ceiling
The cap above which we stop treating a rate as our own claim. Rates above it stay visible in the tables as the exchange reports them, but never go into headings, snippets or cards.
Exclusive rate
A rate available only to a subset of users (VIP tier, a campaign, a region). Shown in the table, excluded from anything we state as a fact.
On-chain staking
Staking through the network protocol itself rather than an exchange product. The counterparty risk is different: the protocol, not the platform.

Short definitions of the terms used in the tables above.

Author & methodology
Crypto analyst and blockchain developer. In the industry since 2018. Creator of Telochain blockchain, GameFi project Telomeme, and Yieldo platform. Author of Telegram channel @tonsdot.
Data aggregated from 7+ exchanges via Yieldo's methodology.
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is crypto staking?
Crypto staking is the process of locking or delegating your cryptocurrency to support blockchain network operations (such as validating transactions) in exchange for rewards. On centralized exchanges, you can also earn yield through flexible and fixed-term staking products without running your own validator.
Which exchange has the best staking rates?
The best rate depends on the coin, amount, term and account eligibility. Yieldo has yield data from 18 venues and protocols: Aave v3, Binance, BingX, Bitget, Bybit, Coinbase cbETH, Compound v3, Ethena, Gate.io, Jito, Kraken, KuCoin, Lido, Marinade, MEXC, OKX, Rocket Pool, Sky (Maker). Compare the current offers and limits in the tables.
Is crypto staking safe?
Staking on centralized exchanges carries platform risk — if the exchange is hacked or becomes insolvent, your funds may be at risk. On-chain staking is generally safer but may involve slashing penalties. Always diversify across platforms and never stake more than you can afford to lose.
How often are staking rates updated on Yieldo?
Exchange Earn products are polled every 10 minutes from exchange APIs and official pages. On-chain pool yields use DefiLlama and are polled hourly. The collection date is shown with the data.
What is the difference between flexible and fixed staking?
Flexible staking lets you withdraw your tokens at any time with no lock period, while fixed staking locks your funds for a set duration (e.g., 7, 30, 60 days). Fixed staking typically offers higher APR as compensation for the lock period. On-chain staking delegates tokens directly to blockchain validators.
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