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Maximize Your Earnings with $TET
Join Our Exclusive Staking Pool for Up to 20% APY and More!
200,000 TET Total TET Staking20% Current APY20 Total ValidatorsWhy Stake Your TET?
Learn how to get TETEarn rewards
Staking $TET allows participants to earn rewards, providing an opportunity for passive income. The reward system incentivizes users to hold and stake their tokens, thereby supporting the network.
Improved Security
By staking more $TET, the resilience of the network against potential attacks is significantly bolstered. Achieving control over the network becomes increasingly challenging as it would require dominating the majority of staked $TET, a demanding feat given the vast amount necessary.
Eco-Friendly Approach
Participants in $TET staking contribute to network security without engaging in energy-intensive proof-of-work processes. The staking mechanism is designed to operate efficiently on modest hardware, minimizing energy consumption and promoting a more sustainable model.
How to Stake your TET
Access Wallet
Visit wallet.softnote.com (https://wallet.softnote.com/). Make sure you are on the correct and secure website to avoid phishing scams.Create WalletDeposit TET ERC20 Tokens
Log in to your account and deposit your TET tokens in the ERC20 format. Ensure that you have sufficient tokens for staking and take note of any transaction fees that may apply.Migrate to TET T12
Inside your wallet, find the option to migrate your TET ERC20 tokens to the TET T12 format. This step is crucial for staking, as the T12 format is required for the staking process on this platform.Visit the Stake Tab
Navigate to the 'Stake' tab on the website. This section is dedicated to the staking process and will provide you with various options and information about staking your TET tokens.Choose a Staking Pool
Browse through the available staking pools. Each pool may have different terms, rewards, and conditions. Choose one that aligns with your staking goals. You can participate in one or multiple pools, depending on your strategy and the amount of TET you want to stake.Confirm and Stake
Once you've chosen your desired pool(s), follow the instructions to allocate your TET tokens to the pool. Confirm all the details, including the staking period and the expected yield.Monitor Your Staking
After staking your tokens, monitor your investment. You can check the performance, potential rewards, and other relevant details directly through your wallet.Comparison of staking options
RewardsSolo staking
RewardsMaximum rewards – receive full rewards directly from the protocol
You’ll get rewards for batching transactions into a new block or checking the work of other validators to keep the chain running securely
You’ll also receive unburnt transaction fees for blocks you propose
Staking as a service
RewardsUsually involves full protocol rewards minus monthly fee for node operations
Dashboards often available to easily track your validator client%
Pooled staking
RewardsPooled stakers accrue rewards differently, depending on which method of pooled staking is chosen
Many pooled staking services offer one or more liquidity tokens that represents your staked ETH plus your share of the validator rewards
Liquidity tokens can be held in your own wallet, used in DeFi and sold if you decide to exit
RisksRisksMaximum rewards – receive full rewards directly from the protocol
You’ll get rewards for batching transactions into a new block or checking the work of other validators to keep the chain running securely
You’ll also receive unburnt transaction fees for blocks you propose
RisksUsually involves full protocol rewards minus monthly fee for node operations
Dashboards often available to easily track your validator client%
RisksPooled stakers accrue rewards differently, depending on which method of pooled staking is chosen
Many pooled staking services offer one or more liquidity tokens that represents your staked ETH plus your share of the validator rewards
Liquidity tokens can be held in your own wallet, used in DeFi and sold if you decide to exit
RequirementsRequirementsMaximum rewards – receive full rewards directly from the protocol
You’ll get rewards for batching transactions into a new block or checking the work of other validators to keep the chain running securely
You’ll also receive unburnt transaction fees for blocks you propose
RequirementsUsually involves full protocol rewards minus monthly fee for node operations
Dashboards often available to easily track your validator client%
RequirementsPooled stakers accrue rewards differently, depending on which method of pooled staking is chosen
Many pooled staking services offer one or more liquidity tokens that represents your staked ETH plus your share of the validator rewards
Liquidity tokens can be held in your own wallet, used in DeFi and sold if you decide to exit
*There is no one-size-fits-all solution for staking, and each is unique. Here we'll compare some of the risks, rewards and requirements of the different ways you can stake.2 models of pools comparison
Full Node Staking
Minimum entry amount20,000 TETPool size20,000-100,000 TETAPY20% Flat + additional variable APYPool FeeNoStaking termmin 60 daysRewardsevery 30 daysRestakingYESCommunity Staking
Minimum entry amount5,000 TETPool size20,000-100,000 TETAPY20% Flat + additional variable APYPool FeeNoStaking termmin 60 daysRewardsevery 30 daysRestakingYESAny Questions?
Can the pool organizer set their own terms, for example, 90 days, if a pool can be no less than 60 days?Yes, the pool organizer can set their own terms, such as extending the duration to 90 days.How is the yield distributed between the participant and organizer? Does the organizer have privileges or a higher percentage?The organizer (validator) typically takes a fee ranging from 5-20% from the participants (delegators). This fee is set by the validator and should be conducted automatically.What is the yield percentage and from which address is it distributed?The yield is distributed from a specified address (e.g., Tectum Explorer Address (https://explorer.tectum.io/address/0iUMGogvrMYpN5F4au79RCUzm3y8J8Hx/tectum)). The base APY is set at 20% for the first 3 months, with potential increases based on tokens used for minting or paid in fees.Does each pool create an address, and is it shown to stakers?Yes, each pool creates an address, and it is necessary to show this to stakers.When is the yield distribution scheduled?Yield payout occurs every seven days, set uniformly for all participants in the pool.What happens if the pool doesn’t gather the required amount within a set time?Delegators must lock their funds for 7 days before the pool becomes legitimate. If the pool reaches 20,000 TET, it becomes legitimate. There is no strict time limit for activation; the pool can take as long as needed.What criteria can a user use to choose a pool?Users might consider factors like yield percentage, total amount gathered, time remaining until collection ends, and any ratings.Can a user participate in several pools?Yes, a user can participate in multiple pools.*The company has the right to change the Staking rules
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