Crypto Staking Calculator
With crypto staking you lock up coins to help secure a proof-of-stake network, and in return you earn a reward, usually quoted as an annual percentage yield (APY). Because most staking platforms and validators credit rewards daily and automatically restake them, your balance grows through compound interest rather than a flat yearly payout. This calculator shows exactly how much your staked amount is worth after any number of days, assuming daily compounding at a fixed APY.
結果
￥51.27
Staking reward
- Final value
- ￥1,051.27
How this was calculated
- 1Daily rate5% ÷ 365 = 0.0137%
- 2Compounded over the period￥1,000 × (1 + r)^365 = ￥1,051.27
公式
Final value = principal × (1 + APY ÷ 365 ÷ 100)^days
The annual APY is converted into a daily rate by dividing it by 365. Each day your staked balance grows by that daily rate, and because the reward from the previous day is included in the next day's calculation, the growth compounds — that's why the number of days appears as an exponent. Reward is simply the final value minus your original principal.
ステップ解説
- 1Enter the amount you're staking or planning to stake.
- 2Fill in the APY offered by your platform or validator and the number of days you'll be staking.
- 3Read off the reward and final value instantly, including the daily rate used in the calculation.
計算例
€1,000 staked at 5% APY for a full year (365 days)
→ Reward ≈ €51.27 thanks to daily compounding — slightly more than a flat 5% (€50), for a final value of about €1,051.27.
€5,000 staked at 8% APY for 180 days (about six months)
→ Reward ≈ €201.18, for a final value of about €5,201.18 after roughly half a year of daily compounding.
€2,500 staked at 12% APY for 90 days (one quarter)
→ Reward ≈ €75.07, for a final value of about €2,575.07 after a single quarter of daily compounding.
Reference table
| APY | 30 days | 90 days | 365 days |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3% | €2.47 | €7.42 | €30.45 |
| 5% | €4.12 | €12.41 | €51.27 |
| 8% | €6.60 | €19.92 | €83.28 |
| 12% | €9.91 | €30.03 | €127.48 |
Illustrative example figures for a €1,000 principal with daily compounding; real rewards depend on the actual APY offered by your platform or validator, which is variable and not guaranteed.
よくある間違い
- Treating the APY as a flat percentage rather than a compounding daily rate, which understates the real reward.
- Assuming the advertised APY stays fixed for the entire staking period, when in practice it can change daily or weekly with network conditions.
- Ignoring platform fees, taxes, or unbonding/lock-up periods, which can meaningfully reduce the net reward you actually receive.
Important to know
- APY percentages from staking platforms are variable and not guaranteed; this is a calculation example, not investment advice.
活用シーン
- Estimating in advance what a staking position will yield over a chosen period.
- Comparing potential rewards across different coins, platforms, or APY offers before committing funds.
- Planning how long to keep funds staked to reach a particular reward or savings goal.
よくある質問
Is APY the same as APR?
No. APR is the return without compounding; APY does account for compounding and is therefore usually slightly higher for the same nominal rate.
What is a typical staking APY?
It varies widely by coin and platform — often somewhere between 2% and 15%, though some newer or riskier protocols advertise much higher rates. Always check the current rate on your specific platform rather than relying on general benchmarks.
Can I lose money staking even with a positive APY?
Yes. The APY only measures the reward in the coin's own units — if the coin's market price drops, the value of your stake and reward in euros can still fall overall. Some networks also apply 'slashing' penalties for validator misbehavior, and funds are often locked for a minimum period.
Does this calculator account for taxes or platform fees?
No, it shows the gross reward based purely on principal, APY, and duration. Taxes on crypto income and any commission your platform or validator charges will reduce the amount you actually keep, and vary by country and provider.
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