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How do I stake Native Tokens on the Realio Network App?

This guide covers staking on the Realio Network App. If you’re looking for instructions on staking through the Realio Platform, click here.


What Tokens Can Be Staked on the Realio Network?

The Realio Network supports staking for the following Native Tokens:

  • RIO (Realio Network Token) – The native gas and utility token of the Realio Network, used for transaction fees, governance, and staking rewards.
  • RST (Realio Network, LTD) – A hybrid digital security token that represents equity ownership in Realio Technology LTD. Staking RST allows holders to participate in network security and governance.
  • LMX (Liquid Mining Fund) – A tokenized fund that provides exposure to Bitcoin mining operations, focusing on sustainable energy sources. Staking LMX supports network security while allowing token holders to earn additional rewards.

Step 1: Connect Your Wallet to Stake on the Realio Network App

This example uses the Keplr Wallet, but the process is similar for other Cosmos-compatible wallets like the Keystone Wallet.

Setting Up Keplr Wallet

  1. Install Keplr Wallet:
  2. Add the Realio Network:

Step 2: Transferring Tokens to Your Keplr Wallet

Staking requires Native RIO, RST, or LMX tokens, which can be acquired through the following methods:

  • Using the Realio Platform:
    • Bridge Tokens: Convert RIO tokens from other networks (e.g., Algorand, BNB, Ethereum, Stellar, or Solana) into Native RIO on the Realio Platform.
    • Transfer Tokens: Send the Native RIO tokens to your Keplr Wallet.
  • Using the Realio Network App:
    • Use the Realio Network App to bridge RIO on Osmosis or Cosmos and bridging it to the Realio Network (Native RIO).

Step 3: Stake Your Tokens

  1. Access the Staking Interface:
  2. Select a Validator:
    • On the Staking tab, review validators based on voting power, commission rates, and performance.
  3. Delegate Your Tokens:
    • Specify the amount of RIO to stake and complete the delegation transaction.
 

Step 4: Manage Your Staked Tokens

  • Unbonding: To unstake tokens, initiate the undelegation process. A 7-day unbonding period applies, during which tokens won’t earn rewards or be transferable.

  • Redelegation: Delegators can switch validators once without waiting for the 7-day lockup period. However, after the first redelegation, any additional redelegations will require waiting for the full 7-day unbonding period before switching again.

  • Claim Rewards: Staking rewards are distributed daily and can be claimed directly through the staking interface.

  • Gas Fees: Ensure your wallet contains a minimum 1+ Native RIO to cover gas fees for staking and unstaking transactions.

For more information, visit the Realio Network Staking Guide


If you have additional questions, try searching your question in the search bar or contact Realio Support to open a support ticket here.

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