Direct Rewards, No Third-Party Required @Coinbase has officially launched native staking support for $SUI, giving users the ability to earn protocol-level rewards without leaving the exchange
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Direct Rewards, No Third-Party Required
@Coinbase has officially launched native staking support for $SUI, giving users the ability to earn protocol-level rewards without leaving the exchange interface. The integration removes the need for manual validator delegation or external custody solutions, crediting rewards directly and automatically to user accounts.
Coinbase's staking page for SUI shows that approximately 2.9 billion SUI tokens are currently staked on the platform, representing a staking market cap of around $2.3 billion. That figure reflects the scale of demand already in place ahead of this native integration.
For context on how the underlying protocol works: Sui employs a Delegated Proof-of-Stake (DPoS) consensus mechanism in which validators' voting power is determined by the amount of stake delegated to them by SUI holders. Rewards accrue every epoch, which corresponds to roughly 24 hours, and the standard estimated APR sits at around 3.25%, though this varies with validator performance and network conditions.
By bringing that infrastructure directly into the retail exchange product, Coinbase lowers the barrier further for holders who want yield from $SUI without navigating wallet setups or validator selection.
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