Live LYX APY: —
| Period | Estimated rewards |
|---|---|
| Daily | — |
| Monthly | — |
| Yearly | — |
Estimates only, not guarantees. Daily and monthly figures are compound-interest approximations of the current APY, which changes with network conditions.
How Staking Rewards Are Calculated on LUKSO
The LYX staking APY is set by the LUKSO network, not by any pool operator. It depends on the total number of active validators — more validators lower the APY — and on network activity, since validators that propose blocks earn extra rewards from gas fees. Stakingverse shares these block-proposal rewards with stakers, and the APY shown above is calculated after fees, so what you see is what you receive.
Rewards in the Stakingverse pool auto-compound: they flow back into the vault and are re-staked to activate additional validators, which is why the daily and monthly figures above use compound-interest math. Read the full picture on our LUKSO staking page or in the guide How to Stake LYX on LUKSO.
How ETH Vault Rewards Are Calculated
The ETH figure uses the live APY of the Stakingverse vault on StakeWise V3, read from the StakeWise subgraph. Vault validators earn consensus rewards plus execution-layer income such as priority fees and MEV, which the vault shares with stakers. The vault fee is taken from rewards only — never from your deposit. Details are on the Ethereum staking page.
Why These Numbers Are Estimates
Staking rewards are variable by design: the APY moves as validators join or leave the network and as on-chain activity changes. The calculator applies today's rate to a full year, which no rate ever holds exactly — treat the output as a realistic order of magnitude, not a promise. The yearly figure is the simple annual rate; daily and monthly figures assume that rate compounds continuously through the year.
You can share your scenario with the ?asset and ?amount URL parameters — the link reproduces your inputs. To compare pools and see live TVL, visit the staking pools page, and to understand the safety model behind the yield, see security and audits.
