Earn 22% rewards with Cosmos Staking

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Ethereum

ROI ~5%

Solana

ROI ~7%

Cardano

ROI ~5%

BNB

ROI ~5%

Polygon

ROI ~4.2%

Tron

ROI ~5%

Cosmos

ROI ~22%

Hedera

ROI ~2.5%

Kava

ROI ~19%

Near

ROI ~11%

Zilliqa

ROI ~15%

Band Protocol

ROI ~11%

MultiversX

ROI ~9.4%

Osmosis

ROI ~22%

Atomic Wallet Token

ROI ~20%

Terra Classic

ROI ~12%

Flare

ROI ~4.2%

ICON

ROI ~10%

Algorand

ROI ~0.63%

Tezos

ROI ~5.8%

Komodo

ROI ~5.1%

VeChain

ROI ~1.63%

Injective

ROI ~17%

Cronos

ROI ~10%
ATOM
ROI ~22%
ROI ~22%
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4 steps to get your ATOM rewards

1

Get wallet

Install the app on your system

2

Deposit crypto

Deposit ATOM to your account

3

Stake crypto

Choose a validator and stake ATOM

4

Claim Rewards

You will start receiving rewards after 3 weeks staking period.

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How to Stake ATOM in Atomic Wallet

The process of ATOM staking with the Atomic Wallet is very simple. Check our step-by-step guide on how to stake ATOM.

Staking Cosmos (ATOM) with Atomic Wallet is very simple. First, you need to download and install the app. Then, follow these steps:

Step 1. Open Atomic Wallet.

Step 2. Get ATOM. You can buy ATOM with a credit card or swap from another cryptocurrency within the wallet.

Step 3. Then click on ATOM from the coin list.

Step 4. Click Stake.

Step 5. You will see the staking interface: your available balance for staking, your staked and unbonding ATOM and rewards. Click Stake to proceed.

Step 6. Here you can change the validator by clicking on name and see your yearly earnings. Check the info and click Stake.

Step 7. That’s it! Your ATOM is now staked. You just need to wait — the reward is generated with every block. Click Claim to withdraw it to your address from time to time.

What are Cosmos and Atom

Cosmos is a group of independent blockchains, designed and created by All In Bits Inc (also known as Tendermint Inc). Its mainnet took a start on March 14, 2019. The project was created as a next-gen internet model. The main idea is not to divide different blockchains but unite them. This is the fundamental part of the IoB concept — the Internet of Blockchains.

ATOM (spelled as ‘Cosmos’) is the reward token for supporting this blockchain’s work.

The Cosmos team created two basic things that helped them to fulfill their idea.

  • The Tendermint core. It is an open-source blockchain development platform. Any developer can easily deploy his or her own blockchain-based project, only having an application.
  • The IBC (Inter-Blockchain Communication) algorithm. This is a set of protocols helping to unite different blockchains in a cluster. The cluster is a central hub and numerous blockchains. They work independently but share the same structure.

So, the whole system is, in fact, a group of different blockchains called ‘zones’ connected to a central one called ‘the hub’. The hub runs the proof-of-stake algorithm to hold everything together. There may be several hubs for the consolidation and validation of transactions within the zones. The proof-of-stake system is also designed to support hubs as well.

Validators

ATOM is not mined. It is earned in the special hybrid PoS-algorithm. A user stakes ATOM and takes part in a challenge. The person who has more tokens staked wins and becomes the validator. It means that this node confirms the next pack of transactions and earns the reward. This is close to the classic model of the proof-of-stake.

Delegators

It may seem that rich users get richer and the ones who have minor amounts will never reach the top. But it’s not really true for the Cosmos project. Its blockchains support the so-called delegation. If someone wants to have some benefit but doesn’t have enough ATOM to become a validator, they can delegate present tokens to get staked as a part of a more significant amount. The delegator gets a part of the reward in case of success.

Staking Return

Validators take a fee for other people’s ATOMs staked on their account. Fees are chosen by validators and obey the market rules and usually fluctuate within 1% and 25%. The final percent depends on the amount.

The blockchain is adjusted to set the perfect amount of staked ATOM of ⅔ total circulation amount. If the amount goes below or above that mark, the system artificially changes the inflation and block reward parameters in order to adjust the amount. As of this writing, the ATOM staking ROI is around 13%.

Security Algorithm

The Cosmos has its own security algorithm. If someone is suspected in any sort of fraud, this nod gets removed from the network and its stake is frozen. The case is investigated within 21 days. If everything turns out to be alright, the stake is returned. If not, the whole stake gets burned even with the delegated amounts. The user goes to the ban list in this case.