TON staking calculator
What your GRAM would earn in each staking pool on TON for your amount and period, after fees, at the APY each pool has paid so far. An estimate, not a promise.
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What a stake would earn in each pool, after fees, at the APY measured so far. Past yield is not a promise.
12 pools compared
| Pool | Profit | APYEffective APY | You get back | Fees | Starts earning | Getting out |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HipoIn: At once · Out: Up to 36 hYou get back 1,164.14 GRAM · Fees 0.1 GRAM | 164.14 GRAM$ 173.16 | 16.43%APY 16.44%, 30 d | 1,164.14 GRAM$ 1,228.12 | 0.1 GRAM | At once | Up to 36 h |
| Whales Club #2In: ≈ 18.2 h · Out: Up to 36 hYou get back 1,135.72 GRAM · Fees 0.4 GRAM | 135.72 GRAM$ 143.18 | 13.58%APY 13.66%, 30 d | 1,135.72 GRAM$ 1,198.14 | 0.4 GRAM | ≈ 18.2 h | Up to 36 h |
| Whales Club #1In: ≈ 18.2 h · Out: Up to 36 hYou get back 1,135.72 GRAM · Fees 0.4 GRAM | 135.72 GRAM$ 143.18 | 13.58%APY 13.66%, 30 d | 1,135.72 GRAM$ 1,198.14 | 0.4 GRAM | ≈ 18.2 h | Up to 36 h |
| StakeeIn: At once · Out: Up to 36 hYou get back 1,134.5 GRAM · Fees 0.1 GRAM | 134.5 GRAM$ 141.89 | 13.46%APY 13.47%, 30 d | 1,134.5 GRAM$ 1,196.85 | 0.1 GRAM | At once | Up to 36 h |
| KTONIn: At once · Out: Up to 36 hYou get back 1,133.96 GRAM · Fees 0.1 GRAM | 133.96 GRAM$ 141.33 | 13.41%APY 13.42%, 30 d | 1,133.96 GRAM$ 1,196.29 | 0.1 GRAM | At once | Up to 36 h |
| bemo stGRAMIn: At once · Out: 36–72 hYou get back 1,131.71 GRAM · Fees 0.1 GRAM | 131.71 GRAM$ 138.95 | 13.18%APY 13.19%, 30 d | 1,131.71 GRAM$ 1,193.91 | 0.1 GRAM | At once | 36–72 h |
| bemo bmTONIn: At once · Out: 36–72 hYou get back 1,130.87 GRAM · Fees 0.1 GRAM | 130.87 GRAM$ 138.06 | 13.1%APY 13.11%, 30 d | 1,130.87 GRAM$ 1,193.02 | 0.1 GRAM | At once | 36–72 h |
| Keeper Queue #1In: ≈ 18.2 h · Out: Up to 36 hYou get back 1,123.41 GRAM · Fees 0.4 GRAM | 123.41 GRAM$ 130.19 | 12.35%APY 12.43%, 30 d | 1,123.41 GRAM$ 1,185.15 | 0.4 GRAM | ≈ 18.2 h | Up to 36 h |
| Whales Nominators #2In: ≈ 18.2 h · Out: Up to 36 hYou get back 1,123.41 GRAM · Fees 0.4 GRAM | 123.41 GRAM$ 130.19 | 12.35%APY 12.43%, 30 d | 1,123.41 GRAM$ 1,185.15 | 0.4 GRAM | ≈ 18.2 h | Up to 36 h |
| Keeper Queue #2In: ≈ 18.2 h · Out: Up to 36 hYou get back 1,123.41 GRAM · Fees 0.4 GRAM | 123.41 GRAM$ 130.19 | 12.35%APY 12.43%, 30 d | 1,123.41 GRAM$ 1,185.15 | 0.4 GRAM | ≈ 18.2 h | Up to 36 h |
| Whales Nominators #1In: ≈ 18.2 h · Out: Up to 36 hYou get back 1,123.41 GRAM · Fees 0.4 GRAM | 123.41 GRAM$ 130.19 | 12.35%APY 12.43%, 30 d | 1,123.41 GRAM$ 1,185.15 | 0.4 GRAM | ≈ 18.2 h | Up to 36 h |
| TonstakersIn: At once · Out: Up to 36 hYou get back 1,117.15 GRAM · Fees 0.1 GRAM | 117.15 GRAM$ 123.59 | 11.72%APY 11.73%, 30 d | 1,117.15 GRAM$ 1,178.55 | 0.1 GRAM | At once | Up to 36 h |
How the estimate is calculated
- Each pool’s APY is its net yield as DYOR measures it on the blockchain, after the pool’s share of the rewards: over the last 30 days, else 90, else 7, marked as noisy.
- A liquid pool’s token grows from the first validation round, so the stake earns for the whole period, compounded at that APY.
- A nominator pool stakes in validation cycles: your GRAM waits about half a cycle to join, then earns only for the whole cycles that fit into the period; a part cycle at the end pays nothing.
- From what comes back it subtracts the pool’s fixed fees on deposit and withdrawal, an estimate of the network fee for staking and for unstaking, and an instant exit’s fee when you choose one.
- Pools are ranked by profit. Effective APY is that profit as a yearly rate over your period, after fees and waits, so it can be lower than the pool’s APY. The time to get your GRAM back is shown apart: the stake keeps earning while a withdrawal waits.
- A pool that can’t take the stake on your terms (an amount under its minimum, deposits closed, no instant exit or too little free GRAM for one, no measured APY yet) is listed under the ranking with the reason.
What the estimate leaves out
- GRAM’s price. The figure in your currency is at today’s.
- Changes in APY. Yields move every round, and the estimate carries today’s measured rate over your whole period.
- The network fee you actually pay. The estimate subtracts a typical one; the real fee depends on your wallet and the transaction.
- What can go wrong: a pool halted or closed to deposits, its validators fined, a bug in its contract, its token selling below its rate.
Staking calculator: questions and answers
- It takes each pool’s net APY measured on the blockchain, grows your stake by it over the time the stake earns, and subtracts the fees charged on the way in and out. A nominator pool earns only for the whole validation cycles that fit into your period. Then it ranks the pools by profit.
- About 164.14 GRAM in Hipo, the best of the 12 pools that take such a stake now; the median of them is 131.29 GRAM. Both are after fees, at the APY each pool has paid so far.
- No. It shows what each pool would pay if it kept earning as it has over its APY window, and nothing obliges a pool to. A pool may change its fee, close deposits or pass its validators’ fines on to its stakers. Take the figure as an estimate, not a promise.
- Yes. Every APY here is a yearly rate with rewards reinvested, and the calculator grows your stake by it for as long as the stake earns. A liquid token’s rate rises with each round’s rewards; a nominator pool’s rewards stay staked and earn in turn.
- Yes. The pool’s share of the rewards is already out of its APY. Its fixed fees on deposit and withdrawal, an estimate of the network fee for staking and for unstaking, and an instant exit’s fee, when you choose one, are subtracted from the result and shown under Fees.
- A pool’s site may show its latest round, a rate before its fee or a figure of its own choosing. DYOR measures every pool’s net yield over the same windows and subtracts the fees and waiting times that each pool’s terms set, so the pools compare on equal terms.
- No. Profit is in GRAM, so a move in GRAM’s price changes what it is worth in your currency, not how much GRAM you earn; DYOR doesn’t forecast the price.
- In a liquid pool, at once: its token’s rate rises with each validation round’s rewards, and the calculator counts the whole period. A nominator pool first waits for its next validation cycle, about half a cycle on average: the table shows that wait under “Starts earning” and leaves it out of the time the stake earns. A validation cycle is two rounds; a round lasts about 18.2 h now, so a nominator pool’s wait is about 18.2 h.