Bron allows you to stake supported assets directly from your workspace. When you stake, your assets participate in network validation through the respective blockchain protocol. Any rewards distributed by the protocol are reflected in your staked balance. Staking is non-custodial – your assets remain on-chain and under your control at all times. Current rates can be viewed in the staking form in the wallet.
⚠️ Bron is a non-custodial software interface. Bron does not operate as a staking service provider, broker, exchange, dealer, market maker, or custodian, and does not hold, manage, or control user assets at any time. Where staking is facilitated through a third-party provider (such as P2P), Bron does not control, audit, or guarantee the performance of that provider.
Once unstaking is initiated, it cannot be sped up. Specific durations are listed per asset below.
Where to find staking
Desktop/Web
1. Open Earn in the right-hand sidebar.
2. The panel opens on the list of assets available for staking.
3. Pick an asset to open the staking form.
Mobile
1. On the dashboard, tap More in the row of action buttons.
2. Tap Earn.
3. Pick the account. If you are already inside an account, this step is skipped.
4. Pick the asset to open the staking form.
Supported Assets
Ethereum (ETH) – Staked via P2P validators. Minimum stake 32 ETH, net of a 7% provider fee on rewards.
Solana (SOL) – Staked via P2P validators. Rewards auto-compounded, net of a 7% provider fee on rewards.
TON (GRAM) – Staked via TON Whales pools. Rewards recalculated every 36 hours.
TRON (TRX) – On-chain staking via P2P: your TRX is staked and votes are delegated to a network validator (stake delegation).
Hyperliquid (HYPE) - native staking across HyperEVM and HyperCORE. Net of a 5% provider fee on rewards.
Hedera (HBAR) – native protocol staking. No lock-up, rewards distributed approximately every 24 hours.
Zama (ZAMA on Ethereum) – staked via Zama staking contracts through P2P. Net of a 10% provider fee on rewards.
Monad (MON) – Staked via P2P validators. Rewards accumulate separately and are claimed or restaked manually.
Ethereum (ETH)
ETH staking is provided by P2P via validators.
The minimum stake is 32 ETH (required by the Ethereum network), with a maximum of 2048 ETH. The activation period is approximately 7–14 days before rewards begin.
Protocol-distributed rewards are automatically reflected in your staked balance, net of a 7% provider fee. Your assets are locked until Ethereum’s withdrawal mechanisms release them (protocol-level). Unstaking goes through Ethereum’s validator exit queue, so the duration varies with network conditions, typically several days.
Solana (SOL)
SOL staking is provided by P2P via validators.
The minimum stake is 1.003 SOL. A small balance must remain in your wallet to cover future network fees. The activation period is approximately 2–3 days.
Rewards are auto-compounded, net of a 7% provider fee. SOL remains in your wallet, delegated to a validator.
When unstaking, the stake is deactivated at the end of the current epoch, which typically takes 2–3 days. Once deactivation completes, the unstaked SOL needs to be claimed with one more transaction to return to your available balance.
TON (GRAM)
TON staking is provided by P2P and delegated to TON Whales staking pools.
The minimum stake is 10 GRAM. After staking, there is a warm-up period of 2–3 days before your stake becomes active. Minimum of 0.5 GRAM must remain in your wallet, otherwise you will not be able to unstake later. When unstaking an active stake, a cool-down period of 2–3 days applies, depending on the current protocol phase. Once it ends, the unstaked GRAM needs to be claimed with one more transaction to return to your available balance. However, if you stake and immediately change your mind before the warm-up completes, you can unstake right away and your assets will be returned instantly.
Rewards accumulate directly in your staked balance. The protocol recalculates rewards approximately every 36 hours. Bron generates a stake-reward-accrued transaction every few days so you can track your staking progress. You can add to or unstake any amount at any time.
TRON (TRX)
TRX staking is provided by P2P using TRON’s native on-chain staking. When you stake, your TRX is staked on-chain and your votes are delegated to a network validator (stake delegation) — the assets stay in your wallet.
The minimum stake is 1 TRX.
Protocol-distributed rewards accumulate in your staked balance and need to be claimed with a separate transaction to move to your available balance. The current estimated rate is displayed in the staking form in the wallet. When unstaking, TRON’s protocol waiting period of 14 days applies. Once it ends, the unstaked TRX needs to be claimed with one more transaction to return to your available balance.
Hyperliquid (HYPE)
HYPE staking is facilitated through P2P and delegated to a P2P-operated validator pool on the Hyperliquid blockchain. Staking supports both the HyperEVM and HyperCORE networks, effectively combining two networks in one staking flow.
The minimum stake is 0.1 HYPE and the activation period is 1 day. Staking requires at least two transaction signatures: stake deposit and stake delegate, with an additional bridge transaction if staking from HyperEVM.
The system calculates your balance across both networks jointly. If your assets are on HyperEVM, the system automatically bridges them to HyperCORE via the standard bridge before staking. The full flow is: bridge HyperEVM → HyperCORE → stake deposit → stake delegate. When staking the maximum available amount, the system reserves 0.01 HYPE on HyperEVM for network fees and moves the rest. All steps are adaptive — if your assets are already on the stake account, staking completes in a single action, and if you have sufficient assets on HyperCORE, the bridge step is skipped entirely.
Unstaking also has two phases: undelegate and claim (withdrawal). The claim phase takes 7 days. After the claim is complete, your assets are returned to the HyperCORE network. If you originally staked from HyperEVM, note that your unstaked assets will arrive on HyperCORE, not HyperEVM.
The current estimated reward rate is displayed in the staking form in the wallet and is net of a 5% provider fee on rewards. Protocol-distributed rewards are automatically reflected in your staked balance.
Hedera (HBAR)
HBAR staking uses Hedera’s native protocol staking: your account is staked to a network node, and your assets never leave your wallet. Staking applies to the entire balance of the address; you do not choose an amount to stake. Rewards come directly from the protocol, with no third-party staking provider involved.
There is no lock-up or unbonding period — you can stake and unstake at any time, and changes take effect immediately. Rewards are distributed by the protocol approximately every 24 hours and are automatically reflected in your on-chain balance; Bron records stake-reward transactions so you can track your staking progress.
The current estimated rate is displayed in the staking form in the wallet.
ZAMA
ZAMA (on the Ethereum network) can be staked directly from your Bron workspace. Staking goes through Zama’s staking smart contracts and is delegated to a P2P-operated staking vault. Staking may require an additional token-approval signature before the stake deposit.
When unstaking, a cool-down period of 7 days applies. Once it ends, the unstaked ZAMA needs to be claimed with one more transaction to return to your available balance. Staking rewards are claimed the same way. The current estimated rate is displayed in the staking form in the wallet and is net of a 10% provider fee on rewards.
Monad (MON)
MON staking is provided by P2P using Monad's native on-chain staking: your MON is delegated to a P2P-operated validator and stays in your wallet.
After staking, activation takes up to about 4 hours. A minimum of 0.05 MON must remain in your wallet to pay the network fees of later staking operations, otherwise you will not be able to unstake or claim.
Protocol-distributed rewards accumulate separately and are not added to your stake automatically. In the staking form you can either Claim them to your available balance or Restake them; each is a separate transaction.
When unstaking, Monad's protocol waiting period of about 4–9 hours applies. Once it ends, the unstaked MON needs to be claimed with one more transaction to return to your available balance. Stakes made outside Bron to a different validator cannot be managed from Bron.
The current estimated rate is displayed in the staking form in the wallet.
Staking outside the Bron interface
Some assets can also be staked via a protocol's own staking site using WalletConnect through dApp Connect — for example, ZAMA holders can delegate at staking.zama.org. This isn't available for every asset or network, so check in the app first. Staking done this way runs on the protocol's own smart contracts; Bron does not hold or control the assets or rewards, and the rates, minimums and unstaking periods in this article do not apply.
⚠️ Network fees apply when staking and unstaking.
Staking involves risks, including but not limited to slashing, validator downtime, smart contract vulnerabilities, and extended lock-up periods.
Rewards are variable and depend on network conditions, validator performance, and protocol parameters. Past reward rates are not indicative of future performance. Bron does not guarantee any specific return on staked assets.
Nothing in this article constitutes financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Users interact with blockchain protocols and third-party staking infrastructure at their own discretion and risk. Availability of staking features may vary by jurisdiction. It is the user’s responsibility to ensure compliance with applicable local laws and regulations.
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