Near (NEAR)
Near is a carbon-neutral layer-1 blockchain network that is scalable and secure thanks to its unique implementation of sharding called Nightshade. Near is built with a focus on usability and ease of use, for both developers and users.
APR
10.5%
Reward Frequency
~15 hours
Compounding
Automatically
Unbonding Period
~45-60 hours
Interstake One’s Validator Address
interstakeone.poolv1.near
How to Stake NEAR
1
Use the NEAR Wallet to stake NEAR to the Interstake One staking pool
2
Select “Staking” from the navigation bar (or dropdown on mobile)
3
Click the “Stake My Tokens” button
4
Find interstakeone.poolv1.near staking pool manually or click on the “Validator account ID” field and paste the staking pool address:
interstakeone.poolv1.near
5
Click “Select”, confirm your choice and select “Stake with Validator”
6
Enter the amount of NEAR you would like to stake, and click “Submit Stake”
7
You will need to confirm two transactions, one to select the validator, and another to deposit and stake with the validator
Frequently Asked Questions
You can buy NEAR on centralized exchanges, the list of which can be seen on CoinMarketCap, or on the decentralized exchange Ref Finance using the Rainbow Bridge.
It is best to store NEAR in the NEAR Wallet, it is a non-custodial and secure interface, including using the Ledger — hardware wallet.
You can track transactions through blockchain explorers such as NEAR Explorer or Nearscope. You can insert the wallet address, staking pool (validator) address, or transaction hash in the search bar.
First of all to increase the security of the network by locking your tokens through delegation.
Secondly to receive rewards by staking, thereby increasing the total number of your tokens.
Thirdly by staking tokens, a lock occurs, consequently out of free circulation. There will be less tokens on the market, and therefore their value will increase.
Secondly to receive rewards by staking, thereby increasing the total number of your tokens.
Thirdly by staking tokens, a lock occurs, consequently out of free circulation. There will be less tokens on the market, and therefore their value will increase.
Delegation is one of the blockchain functions that makes tokens locked for a certain period of time (until the moment of unbond tokens from staking), and also these tokens are not transferred to a third party. So when you send tokens to staking, you are still their full owner.
Staking rewards come from transaction fees and inflation. Each block generates a certain amount of NEAR — this is called network inflation, it is distributed among the stakers.
To withdraw tokens from staking, you will have to make the appropriate transaction. From this point on, tokens are no longer in delegation and you do not receive staking rewards. However, full unlocking of the tokens will occur after ~2-3 days.
Unbond or undelegating is the process of returning tokens back to the user’s wallet that were previously staked.
Unbonding period is the time after which tokens are fully unlocked on the user’s wallet.
Unbonding period is the time after which tokens are fully unlocked on the user’s wallet.
Yes. The risks may include the fact that if you have delegated your tokens to an untrustworthy validator, the validator may be jailed or slashed, which applies to delegators’ stakes as well, due to its downtime or consensus faults. To prevent possible risks, choose validators more precisely by paying attention to their experience, quality of infrastructure and uptime.
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