**TEL,AVIV, Israel, December 12th, 2023/Chainwire/--**StakingRewards, the leading platform for information on cryptocurrency staking, has created a dedicated guide to ORBS. It provides a detailed breakdown of Layer3 infrastructure project Orbs and a practical guide to staking its native token. The ORBS guide is part of an extensive revamp of the StakingRewards platform.
StakingRewards aims to simplify the act of staking Proof-of-Stake (Pos) tokens to participate in network validation and earn rewards. The feature-rich site aggregates data from PoS chains, allowing users to view essential metrics at a glance. This allows crypto holders to make an informed decision about which PoS assets to stake and how to interact with them.
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ORBS stakers can use the StakingRewards portal to view a snapshot of the current staking ecosystem on Orbs and to compare it with the broader PoS market. An integrated calculator allows stakers to calculate their ORBS rewards and to adjust for variables such as compounding or non-compounding rewards.
StakingRewards’ ORBS portal goes deeper by publishing a table of ORBS staking providers, known as Guardians. Users can assess the performance of each Guardian and select the provider who aligns with their needs. For the benefit of ORBS holders who have yet to stake their tokens, StakingRewards also provides a step-by-step tutorial that allows beginners to start earning their share of network rewards.
StakingRewards is the leading portal for entering the $170B staking industry. It now tracks over 160 yield-bearing assets and more than 17,000 professional staking providers. The addition of ORBS to the StakingRewards platform signifies a commitment to providing users with accessible, reliable, and up-to-date information. In the process, it provides an entry point for crypto holders interested in exploring the world of staking, allowing them to rate assets according to community interest, security, and reward.
About Orbs
The most used protocols on Orbs now are dTWAP and dLIMIT - these are limit order and TWAP protocols that are 100% decentralized, EVM compatible, and can integrate with most DEXs. Currently live with multiple DEXs such as QuickSwap, SpookySwap, Thena, Chronos, and more. The project is being developed by a dedicated team of more than 30 people, with team members in Tel Aviv, London, New York, Tokyo, and Seoul.
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