Most of them are popular and trusted sites but it's not a good idea to stake large amount of coins in centralized exchanges.
You can stake most of those coins yourself and get a larger reward. Some of them requires a VPS while some are much easier and don't even require you to be online with your wallet.
Topic: 5 cryptocurrency exchanges where you can stake cryptos & earn rewards - page 2. (Read 320 times)
July 10, 2020, 07:42:20 AM
July 10, 2020, 07:33:59 AM
I think Gate.io will be the best option for you to make a profit with it, I see there are many options for investors and its profit is higher than other exchanges like Binance, OKex, Huobi ..
So many exchanges offering staking rewards, from all of these exchanges I will choose only Binance, Kucoin, coinbai and gate. io exchange. We know that risk always exists in any exchange. I would like a wallet like Coinbase and Atomic wallet. Holding interest is higher in atomic wallet 23 percent than any other wallet. Staking in Wallet is much safer than exchange staking, especially decentralized wallet. 
July 10, 2020, 06:51:43 AM
I think Gate.io will be the best option for you to make a profit with it, I see there are many options for investors and its profit is higher than other exchanges like Binance, OKex, Huobi ..
July 10, 2020, 06:42:47 AM
Good article no doubt about it but the question is why do you want investors to use crypto exchanges for staking purposes. Whereas we have been told numerous times in this forum that keeping a good balance on crypto exchanges can be very risky unless you are planning to do a trade.
Why not use your personal wallet to stake cryptocurrencies. I am aware of three and I have listed them below.
All the above-listed wallets are non-custodial wallets and are available on both desktop and mobile devices. Exchanges are not at all secure. This biggest example on your list of unsecured exchange is Binance. It got hacked last year.
That is exactly what i was thinking about personal wallets with private key in our control is in our control atleast and we can access it from any other service as well if the original wallet provider is down or not available but yes some people do look for 2-3 years of succesful business and credibility from these wallets and platforms before using them. Why not use your personal wallet to stake cryptocurrencies. I am aware of three and I have listed them below.
- Atomic Wallet
- Exodus Wallet
- Guarda Wallet
All the above-listed wallets are non-custodial wallets and are available on both desktop and mobile devices. Exchanges are not at all secure. This biggest example on your list of unsecured exchange is Binance. It got hacked last year.
July 10, 2020, 06:05:36 AM
Good article no doubt about it but the question is why do you want investors to use crypto exchanges for staking purposes. Whereas we have been told numerous times in this forum that keeping a good balance on crypto exchanges can be very risky unless you are planning to do a trade.
Why not use your personal wallet to stake cryptocurrencies. I am aware of three and I have listed them below.
All the above-listed wallets are non-custodial wallets and are available on both desktop and mobile devices. Exchanges are not at all secure. This biggest example on your list of unsecured exchange is Binance. It got hacked last year.
Why not use your personal wallet to stake cryptocurrencies. I am aware of three and I have listed them below.
- Atomic Wallet
- Exodus Wallet
- Guarda Wallet
All the above-listed wallets are non-custodial wallets and are available on both desktop and mobile devices. Exchanges are not at all secure. This biggest example on your list of unsecured exchange is Binance. It got hacked last year.
You do have a good point. I do my staking on wallets installed on a computer and I use the exchanges for trading. But of course I do not see harm in the post since it is still the decision of the user if he wants to leave his coins on an exchange and let it stake until he decides to use it after a certain amount of time. But whatever the system they use, what's important is that you have made your research and you will be armed with the right information for your decision making whether to use exchanges for staking or wallets. Good post.
July 10, 2020, 04:54:41 AM
Binance
kraken
coinbase
kucoin
bitfinex
all of them are trusted exchanges, so there is no harm in staking there. Moreover, staking is one of the popular choices at this time, can be likened to passive income even though it cannot be fully considered so. The article that you shared is also very useful, along with links to the official page of the exchange.
I add info, some comparisons of staking annualized return rates of some exchanges, may be useful
https://t.me/ico_analytic/1426
kraken
coinbase
kucoin
bitfinex
all of them are trusted exchanges, so there is no harm in staking there. Moreover, staking is one of the popular choices at this time, can be likened to passive income even though it cannot be fully considered so. The article that you shared is also very useful, along with links to the official page of the exchange.
I add info, some comparisons of staking annualized return rates of some exchanges, may be useful
https://t.me/ico_analytic/1426
July 10, 2020, 04:40:59 AM
Good article no doubt about it but the question is why do you want investors to use crypto exchanges for staking purposes. Whereas we have been told numerous times in this forum that keeping a good balance on crypto exchanges can be very risky unless you are planning to do a trade.
Why not use your personal wallet to stake cryptocurrencies. I am aware of three and I have listed them below.
All the above-listed wallets are non-custodial wallets and are available on both desktop and mobile devices. Exchanges are not at all secure. This biggest example on your list of unsecured exchange is Binance. It got hacked last year.
Why not use your personal wallet to stake cryptocurrencies. I am aware of three and I have listed them below.
- Atomic Wallet
- Exodus Wallet
- Guarda Wallet
All the above-listed wallets are non-custodial wallets and are available on both desktop and mobile devices. Exchanges are not at all secure. This biggest example on your list of unsecured exchange is Binance. It got hacked last year.
July 10, 2020, 03:53:45 AM
Already read the article, Good recommendation especially Binance and kucoin, Both of them was really recommended for the rest not really sure too since i'm not really actively using that. Anyway really good things that this exchange providing us something like this so we can also receive an passive income.
July 10, 2020, 03:21:14 AM
Almost every crypto exchanges want to or have already implement staking on their platforms, it's just safer with top exchanges like Kucoin, binance, Okex and other popular exchanges but this staking features are already available in few mobile Wallets like trust wallet for example, I think it's better staking from your wallet than exchanges though die to sudden hacks that can happen anytime
July 10, 2020, 03:11:36 AM
It is like a race among all the exchanges, I have seen that as soon as a top exchange launches a new feature all other exchanges that are also among top or want to be there start adding that feature as well. Staking was not an option in these exchanges a while ago but now we see it in more and more exchanges. Anyhow healthy competition is always good.
July 10, 2020, 02:56:02 AM
At least you listed top exchanges here. So not a bad list. Anyway, still up to the user if he can afford to leave his coins in those exchanges. As many want to secure their portfolio, most of us here don't store funds in the exchanges. But if you feel that you can earn money from the services offered by these exchanges, like the staking option, you should be ready for all possible scenarios that may happen. As a user you know the risks involved when you leave your funds to the exchanges, whether they are top or just small exchange.
July 10, 2020, 02:48:54 AM
Staking cryptocurrencies have grown to become widely popular amongst cryptocurrency holders.
This allows us to stake our cryptocurrencies in dedicated wallets and start earning interest.
I will share a list of some of my personal favourite cryptocurrency exchanges where users like you and me can start staking our cryptocurrencies and start earning rewards.
5 cryptocurrency exchanges with staking enabled
What is great with these cryptocurrency exchanges is that not only is it very easy to get started with staking, you can also stop staking at any time.
I have only listed services with this feature available. So that you don’t need to lock your funds away for a long period of time*.
Now this might be a hot topic - should I ever leave my funds on an exchange, and I think this is something you need to think about not only once but twice before committing to. Now these 5 are perhaps fairly secure, but there are risks to this. So that you know!
https://gocryptowise.com/blog/cryptocurrency-exchanges-with-staking/
I hope it is useful! :=)
This allows us to stake our cryptocurrencies in dedicated wallets and start earning interest.
I will share a list of some of my personal favourite cryptocurrency exchanges where users like you and me can start staking our cryptocurrencies and start earning rewards.
5 cryptocurrency exchanges with staking enabled
What is great with these cryptocurrency exchanges is that not only is it very easy to get started with staking, you can also stop staking at any time.
I have only listed services with this feature available. So that you don’t need to lock your funds away for a long period of time*.
Now this might be a hot topic - should I ever leave my funds on an exchange, and I think this is something you need to think about not only once but twice before committing to. Now these 5 are perhaps fairly secure, but there are risks to this. So that you know!
https://gocryptowise.com/blog/cryptocurrency-exchanges-with-staking/
I hope it is useful! :=)
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