StackingDAO
StackingDAO
StackingDAO🇨🇳Stacking DAO 文档
StackingDAO
StackingDAO🇨🇳Stacking DAO 文档
  • The basics
    • Stacking DAO Overview
    • The Importance of Liquid Stacking
    • Immediate Yield with Stacking DAO
    • Points
  • The Stacking DAO app
    • stSTX - Liquid Stacking with STX Rewards
      • stSTX Basics
      • Depositing & Switching for stSTX
      • Withdrawing from stSTX
    • stSTXbtc - Liquid Stacking with BTC rewards
      • stSTXbtc Basics
      • Depositing & Switching for stSTXbtc
      • Withdrawing from stSTXbtc
    • Native Stacking with BTC Yield
      • Native Stacking with BTC Yield Basics
      • Depositing STX in Native Stacking Pool
      • Withdrawing STX From Native Stacking Pool
    • Signer Delegations & Analytics
    • What are the risks of using Stacking DAO?
    • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Core Contracts
    • Stacking DAO Core V4
    • Signer Onboarding
  • Miscellaneous
    • Essential links
    • Restricted countries
    • Disclaimer
Powered by GitBook
On this page
  1. The Stacking DAO app

Signer Delegations & Analytics

PreviousWithdrawing STX From Native Stacking PoolNextWhat are the risks of using Stacking DAO?

Last updated 3 months ago

Since PoX cycle 84 and the instantiation of Nakamoto, Signers were introduced on Stacks. Through delegation of STX to a set of Signers, Stacking DAO is contributing to Stacks security.

As leading node operators become Signers, it showcases the ecosystem growth and attraction of new users. On , anyone can find an overview of STX delegations across the network at any point in time.

The current Stacking DAO Signer network includes a distributed set of institutional grade validators with a track record of optimal uptime and Billions of stacked assets under management:

  • ALUM Labs

  • Blockdaemon

  • Chorus One

  • DeSpread

  • Kiln

  • Luganodes

  • Restake

  • InfStones

  • Foundry

  • Hashkey

  • Xverse

  • Juicy Stake

  • Stacking DAO

Each of the above entities run a Stacks Signer as of PoX cycle 84 (~16th of August 2024). The delegated amount of STX that Stacking DAO delegates to the above signers is dynamic and can change over time, depending on the yield and uptime of the respective signers.

Signers take a 5% cut from the Stacking yield on the STX deposited for the stSTX and stSTXbtc products.

https://app.stackingdao.com/analytics