Supercharge ETH Staking on Arbitrum with Flat 10% Rewards

Stader Labs is proud to offer native ETH liquid staking on Arbitrum. This allows you to stake your ETH, secure rewards, and maintain liquidity, unlocking new opportunities in the Arbitrum DeFi ecosystem.

3X Boosted Staking Rewards

Stader Labs is excited to announce a special campaign for all ETH holders on the Arbitrum chain. Starting from August 1st to August 31st, 2024, you can get a flat 10% annualized staking rewards (3X boost) by staking your ETH on Arbitrum with Stader.

This is an exclusive opportunity to maximize your rewards while enjoying the benefits of liquid staking on a top-tier Layer 2 network and accessing DeFi opportunities to make the most of your staked ETH.

Why Stake ETH with Stader on Arbitrum?

Accessible Staking on ETH L2

Stader Labs makes staking more accessible and efficient for users by providing ETH liquid staking on an ETH Layer 2 (L2) network. This integration enhances capital efficiency and offers a seamless staking experience.

Capital Efficient + Best in Class Rewards:

• Staking Rewards: Get best in class 10% annualized returns directly from staking your ETH with Stader.
• DeFi Rewards: Earn upto 60% annualized defi returns on top of 10% staking returns by joining ETHx liquidity pools on Arbitrum.
• Camelot: wstETH-ETHx
• Ramses: wstETH-ETHx
• Balancer: wstETH-ETHx
• Pancake Swap: ETHx-ETH

Campaign Rewards Breakdown

The flat 10% staking rewards constitutes of two parts:

• Base Staking Rewards: ETH staking rewards from Stader
• Boosted Rewards: ARB rewards, paid out within 10 days of the campaign ending.

Get Started Today!

Stake your ETH as soon as possible to maximize your rewards during the campaign. The earlier you stake, the higher your potential rewards!

For more details and to start staking, visit Stader Labs.

Disclaimer

Participation in this campaign and utilization of services provided by Stader Labs are subject to Stader Labs' Terms of Service. Rewards are settled daily based on ARB value and ETH staking APR, though these specifics are not highlighted within the blog.