Keeper Queue #1
Nominator pool: your GRAM stays in the pool’s contract and earns from the next validation cycle.
- Pool contract
- EQAA_5…Keeper
Pool figures
- Net APY
- Not available
- Not enough history to measure yet
- Network APY
- Not available
- Shown after 10 finished rounds
- TVL
- 6.8M GRAM
- Fee
- 25%
- Pool fee on rewards
- Exit
- At the end of the cycle
- Paid when the validation cycle ends
- Min stake
- 50 GRAM
- Fees: deposit 0.1, withdrawal 0.1, receipt 0.1 GRAM
- Nominators
- 3,567
- With a stake or a pending deposit
- Data read
- Read about every 10 minutes
Pool history
About Keeper Queue #1
How it works
Your GRAM stays in the pool’s contract and is staked with a validator from the next validation cycle. Rewards are added to your stake each cycle; a withdrawal is paid when the cycle ends. There is no token to sell in the meantime.
A nominator pool on the TON Whales contract offered in the Keeper wallet (formerly Tonkeeper): your GRAM stays a balance in the pool, with no token, and earns a share of the validation rewards minus the pool fee. Queues #1 and #2 stake in alternate validation rounds; this is queue #1.
How to get out
A deposit waits for the pool's next stake and starts earning from the following validation cycle. A withdrawal is released when the pool's stake returns from the Elector at the end of its cycle, up to about 36 hours (a cycle is 131,072 s; queues #1 and #2 stake in alternate rounds). The minimum deposit is 50 GRAM including fees: 49.8 GRAM stake, 0.1 GRAM deposit fee and 0.1 GRAM receipt.
Risks
- Deposits from custodial wallets (exchanges, Telegram wallets) are prohibited by TON Whales and cannot be refunded.
- No published audit of the pool contract was found; its source code is open.
Staking calculator
What a stake in Keeper Queue #1 would earn after fees, at the APY measured so far. Past yield is not a promise.