Crypto Staking Calculator
Compound staking returns on any position — enter an amount, an APY and a duration, and the maths runs as you type. Pick a token and the result is priced at its live PulseCoinList price too.
FV = V·(1+APY)y · interest = V·((1+APY)y − 1)
Schedule
| Period | Start | Interest | End |
|---|---|---|---|
Year 1 | $1,000.00 | $100.00 | $1,100.00 |
Assumes the APY holds constant and rewards compound once per year. Every row is an exact compounding step — the start of one period is the end of the last, never an average. This is a projection, not advice.
Frequently asked questions
Compound interest: the final value is the staked amount × (1 + APY) raised to the number of years, and the interest is the difference. The period table shows each compounding step exactly — the start of one year is the end of the last, so year two earns interest on year one’s interest.
Because it should. A calculator that divides the total interest evenly across the years is describing simple interest and labelling it as compounding. Each row here is a real period: the same APY applied to a larger balance, which is what compounding means.
Yes — enter the APY you expect. HEX stakes are share-based, so the effective rate depends on the stake’s length and on the shares outstanding; use your own stake’s projected rate rather than a headline number. Picking HEX in the token field also prices the result at the live HEX price from the PulseCoinList index.