StakingRewards.eu compares staking rewards and crypto interest rates across hundreds of coins and providers available in Europe. We do not stop at the highest percentage: every rate is classified by the product behind it. This makes network staking, protocol staking, liquid staking and lending distinguishable before you compare providers.
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The site covers network staking, protocol staking, liquid staking and crypto lending. These products
may all appear under an earn or rewards button, but they do not work in the same way.
With network staking, a Proof of Stake network pays validators and delegators. With protocol staking, a token is locked on-chain and the protocol funds the reward without the token securing its own blockchain. With lending, a provider or borrower uses your crypto and pays interest. The distinction changes who you depend on and which loss scenarios apply.
Every rate is labelled by its underlying product. A return on Bitcoin is not network staking, for example. Bitcoin uses Proof of Work and does not pay staking rewards to holders, so the return must be funded by a provider, borrower or another product.
We place coins in one of four categories:
| Category | Meaning | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Network | The network rewards validators or delegators | ETH, SOL and ATOM |
| Protocol | A token is locked on-chain and the protocol pays | AAVE, PENDLE and JUP |
| None | The coin has no on-chain staking mechanism | BTC, XRP, XLM and USDC |
| Unknown | We have not assessed the mechanism with enough confidence | Smaller or newer tokens |
For an unknown coin, we make no claim about whether it can be staked. We first need enough evidence to identify the source of the return.
Rates are collected daily through provider APIs or official provider websites. The comparison shows
when each rate was last collected, so you can assess its freshness rather than relying on the word
current.
Before publication, automated and manual checks look at whether the value can be read correctly and whether a change from the previous day is plausible. An unusual movement is flagged instead of being accepted as an ordinary daily change without review.
| Stage | What we check |
|---|---|
| Collection | The source is an API or official provider page |
| Structure | Coin, product, term and rate are linked to the correct offer |
| Daily comparison | Large changes from the previous reading are flagged |
| Product type | We determine whether the return comes from staking, a protocol or lending |
| Publication | The collection time is shown with the data |
If a provider publishes APR and the offer is marked as converted, we calculate an APY to make the figures easier to compare. The conversion is disclosed. It does not make different products equivalent: network staking and lending remain separately labelled. Our guide to APR and APY in crypto staking explains the assumptions.
We assess staking support for individual coins by hand. If the mechanism is still unclear, the page says so rather than guessing.
A provider can change a rate or condition after our latest collection. An API, website or our own process can also contain an error. Always verify the current rate, term, limits and conditions with the provider before making a decision.
If you find an error, please tell us. The contact page explains which information helps us investigate a report quickly.
Some links are affiliate links. If you follow one and become a customer, Marketing & Lead Automation Ltd. may receive a fee from the provider. This normally costs you nothing extra.
Commercial relationships do not determine table order. Tables are sorted by the displayed rate, and providers without an affiliate arrangement can appear alongside partners. Providers are not added or removed simply because a commercial relationship starts or ends.
Payment also does not change our product classification. A lending product is not presented as staking because a provider offers an affiliate fee.
The same rules apply to guides and articles as to the comparison:
We compare and explain. We do not provide personal investment advice and do not know your financial situation. Crypto returns are never guaranteed, and you can lose some or all of your deposit.