Best BTC staking rates
As of November 2026, 5 BTC staking options pass our filters. The best 30-day average among options with $10M+ staked is 1.90% with StackingDAO (STBTC).
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New to this? Read the 30-second versionQuick explainer
- Staking means locking a proof-of-stake coin (like ETH or SOL) to help secure its network, in return for rewards paid in that same coin.
- Native staking delegates the coin directly and often has a waiting period to unstake. Liquid staking gives you a receipt token you can sell instead of waiting. Restaking adds extra yield and extra risk.
- The rate is in the coin, so if its price falls you can lose money in dollars even while earning rewards.
Best 30d avg
1.90%
StackingDAO · STBTC
Native network rate
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No verified free source
Options
5
5 liquid / restaking
In tracked pools
$631.5M
5 options match
- 1
Endur
WBTC · Starknet · Liquid staking
4.43%30d avg
Now 3.06%TVL $1.8MFallingDetails
- Receipt token
- WBTC
- Lockup
- None to sell the token on a DEX; direct redemption follows the provider's queue
- Note
- WBTC
- Risks
- Smart-contract and validator slashing risk; the token can trade below fair value in a rush to exit.
- Source
- DefiLlama pool page ↗Endur website ↗
- 2
Endur
STRKBTC · Starknet · Liquid staking
4.43%30d avg
Now 3.06%TVL $1.2MFallingDetails
- Receipt token
- STRKBTC
- Lockup
- None to sell the token on a DEX; direct redemption follows the provider's queue
- Note
- strkBTC
- Risks
- Smart-contract and validator slashing risk; the token can trade below fair value in a rush to exit.
- Source
- DefiLlama pool page ↗Endur website ↗
- 3
StackingDAO
STBTC · Stacks · Liquid staking
1.90%30d avg
Now 1.84%TVL $52.9MSteadyDetails
- Receipt token
- STBTC
- Lockup
- None to sell the token on a DEX; direct redemption follows the provider's queue
- Risks
- Smart-contract and validator slashing risk; the token can trade below fair value in a rush to exit.
- Source
- DefiLlama pool page ↗StackingDAO website ↗
- 4
Lombard LBTC
LBTC · Ethereum · BTC staking
0.58%30d avg
Now 0.74%TVL $555.7MSteadyDetails
- Receipt token
- LBTC
- Lockup
- None to sell the token on a DEX; direct redemption follows the provider's queue
- Risks
- Wrapped/bridged BTC plus staking-protocol risk.
- Source
- DefiLlama pool page ↗Lombard LBTC website ↗
- 5
ether.fi Stake
EBTC · Ethereum · Liquid staking
0.21%30d avg
Now 0.29%TVL $19.9MSteadyDetails
- Receipt token
- EBTC
- Lockup
- None to sell the token on a DEX; direct redemption follows the provider's queue
- Risks
- Smart-contract and validator slashing risk; the token can trade below fair value in a rush to exit.
- Source
- DefiLlama pool page ↗ether.fi Stake website ↗
How BTC staking works
Bitcoin itself has no staking. These products wrap or bridge your BTC and lock it to help secure proof-of-stake networks (for example via Babylon), paying a small yield. You take on bridge, custodian and protocol risk on top of BTC's price.
Lockups and unbonding
Varies by protocol; Babylon-style BTC staking has an unbonding period set by each protocol.
What can go wrong
- Smart-contract risk: liquid staking and restaking tokens are contracts that can have bugs.
- Slashing: validators that misbehave or go offline can lose part of the stake, and stakers share the loss.
- Depeg / exit rush: in a panic, receipt tokens can trade below the coin they represent for a while.
- Price risk: the yield is paid in BTC. If BTC falls 30%, a 5% yield doesn't save you.
- Exchange-issued tokens depend on the exchange staying solvent and honest.
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