Celer
You can safely stake your Celer
by following the external link to the resource
Celer
EVERSTAKE validator address
Delegating step-by-step
Why Delegate CELR With Everstake?
- Delegating your CELR tokens with Everstake can boost your yields. The Celer network demands robust infrastructure, including high-end nodes, top-notch hardware, regularly updated software, and reliable, high-speed Internet connection.
- Everstake ensures hassle-free CELR staking, and the team of skilled DevOps ensures that the CELR validation node works properly. Additionally, CELR tokenholders help keep the Celer Network decentralized by delegating tokens with validators.
HOW CAN I STAKE APTOS WITH EVERSTAKE?
- Step 1. Select a wallet that offers CELR staking functionality.
- Step 2. Choose Everstake as your validator.
- Step 3. Delegate your CELR tokens.
- Step 4. Get rewards.
Note: Validators in blockchain networks are tasked with validating transactions and adding them to the blockchain, thereby maintaining the network's integrity and security. However, they do not have the authority to access or control users' funds.
Where can I stake CELR?
Staking details
- First reward info: Immediately. However, rewards need to be manually claimed.
- Reward frequency: Every epoch.
- Min amount to stake: 1 CELR.
- Everstake fee: 10%.
- Unstaking period: 7 days.
Blockchain Overview
Celer is a layer-2 platform built with the objective of operating across many top decentralized finance (DeFi) networks. Celer uses technology by means of state channels to facilitate blockchain interoperability at low costs and high speeds. Celer was founded by experienced entrepreneurs with PhDs degrees from MIT, Princeton, UC Berkeley, and UIUC and has a fast-growing all-star team with years of engineering, product, user growth, and marketing experience from tech giants.
Key features of the CELER Network?
- Layer-2 Scaling: Celer uses advanced technology to process blockchain transactions off the main chain, making them faster and cheaper.
- Interoperability: Celer's cBridge allows easy and secure transfer of tokens across different blockchains.
- State Guardian Network (SGN): SGN monitors and secures off-chain transactions, protecting users from fraud.
- Low-Cost Transactions: Celer reduces transaction costs, making small and frequent transactions affordable.
- Developer Tools: Celer provides tools and resources to help developers create efficient and user-friendly blockchain applications.
Celer Network Links
Interested in staking more than $500K of CELR?
Everstake is happy to discuss our special staking conditions and services for institutions and large investors.
Please contact Everstake's Head of Staking, Alina Tielnova, at [email protected] or book a slot for any additional details.
faq
What is CELR token?
+A CELR token is an ERC-20 token built on the Ethereum blockchain. It is also the native token of the Celer Network.
Who or what controls my staked token?
+The token holder always retains full control and ownership of their tokens, which are allocated to the validator for staking purposes. As a validator, Everstake will never have the ability to move your CELR.
Is there any risk in staking CELR?
+Staking risks include slashing for downtime and double signing. Delegators must be aware that this slashing risk will always exist. Everstake is a reliable validator with a team of professional DevOps, by staking with us you can have no worries about your tokens.
What is the role of SGN?
+The Celer State Guardian Network (SGN) has been an essential part of Celer Network's architecture.
In cBridge, the SGN serves multiple roles:
- Liquidity Pool Manager: The SGN manages shared liquidity pools, providing PoS-level security and decentralized governance for cBridge.
- Node Gateway: The SGN oversees cBridge node selection and scheduling, ensuring efficient operations.
- SLA Arbitrator: The SGN guarantees the Quality of Service for cBridge nodes, acting as a Service Level Agreement (SLA) arbitrator.