Celestia

TIA

Our Total Stake:
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• Delegators:
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Validator Address
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Celestia Staking Tutorial

Your TIA must be in a wallet or non-custodial account in order to use our staking services.

Solana Staking Mechanics

Celestia Protocol Details

Celestia stands as a unique, modular consensus and data network, designed with the intent to empower anyone to swiftly launch their own blockchain with barely any overhead.

It operates as a streamlined blockchain that solely organizes and publicizes transactions, bypassing their execution. This uncoupling of the consensus from the application execution layers leads to a modular approach to the blockchain technology stack, opening up a world of new opportunities for those building decentralized applications.

FAQs

How do I receive my staking rewards?

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Rewards in Celestia have to be claimed manually. You can do so via your wallet or the CLI. Note that your rewards sit idle and do not earn any rewards (i.e. no compounding effect).Once claimed you can choose to also stake them or simply keep them on your account.

What is the incentive to stake my TIAs?

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Once you have staked your TIAs, you are contributing to the network's security. In return, you will receive rewards in the form of newly minted TIAs. Conversely, if you do not participate in staking, your assets will get diluted over time.

What are the risks associated with delegating my TIAs?

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The Celestia network states that validators are subject to punishment in case of malpractice. This is referred to as "slashing" and can occur in the wake of two events: the validator signing two blocks at the same height ("double signing") or the validator being offline for roughly half a day ("uptime"). The penalty for double signing is 5% of the total stake. The penalty for breaching "uptime" is significantly lower at roughly 0.01%. Penalties are imposed on both, validators as well as delegators.

Therefore, we advice you to carefully choose your validator. Please note, that the costs for running a secure and professional validator need to be covered by the commission rate. Hence, it is worthwhile to accept a certain amount of commission in order to secure your profits and minimize the risk of punishment. In addition, we have our own capital on the line in order to fully align our own interest with that of our customers.

Further risks include: key/asset mismanagement by the enduser resulting in loss of funds; protocol errors; or attacks against the network.

Do I maintain control of my TIAs after I delegated them?

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The validator you delegate your tokens to is not able to access your funds at any point in time since you are only delegating your staking rights. Your TIAs always stay in your wallet and you may re-delegate them to another validator at any time.


Are my rewards taxable?

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Unfortunately we cannot answer this question in a general manner as tax regulation differs among legislations. Nevertheless, we advice you to always track your staking operations so you can provide a detailed history of your staking rewards.