Pool Stats
Ticker
MIDFI
Live Stake
Active Stake
Saturation
Pool Fee
Fixed Fee
340₳
Delegators
ROA Lifetime
ROA Short
Luck Lifetime
Blocks Lifetime
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Why Us?
We’re dedicated to providing a Cardano stake pool that sets us apart. Owned and operated by skilled IT experts, our pool runs on dedicated bare metal infrastructure, coupled with high speed fiber optic network connections for all core nodes. Our core nodes are backed up daily to a standby server to ensure that disaster recovery takes minutes, not hours or days in the event of a cloud provider outage. This helps ensure the resiliency of the Cardano blockchain and your rewards for EVERY block our pool is scheduled to mint.
Why Cardano?
Join us in shaping the future of decentralized finance.
Staking Rewards
Staking your Cardano (ADA) tokens with a pool puts your cryptocurrency to work earning a reward in your wallet that the wallet holder can withdraw any time. You are fully in control of your tokens and the pool operator has no access to your funds by design of the Cardano blockchain network. The pool you stake with provides the infrastructure to generate rewards for people staking with them. By definition people staking with a pool are called delegates. In order to sustain the Cardano network pool operators run staking pools which are responsible for minting blocks and providing rewards to delegates and pool operators. The blocks on all crypto currency networks are ledgers of transactions performed on the network. All nodes on the Cardano network have a complete database of all the blocks and synchronize with each other over the Internet. Pool operators are responsible for maintaining those nodes to ensure decentralization and resiliency of the network. Cardano staking does not require the delegator to lock up their tokens by design compared to other blockchains such as Solana and Avalanche.
Active Decentralization
Decentralization is based on holding a scarce resource. There are 3200 pools registered on the Cardano network, 4 largest block produces have shares of 8%, 4%, 3% and 2% of the entire supply of Cardano tokens. Delegates are participants in a cryptocurrency network, in the case of Bitcoin miners which burn massive amounts of electricity to sustain the network and provide hash rates to pools. In the Bitcoin network several largest pools such as Foundry USA provide about 32% of the blocks, Antpool 21% and 3 other pools 18%, 8% and 6%. If two dominant pools would join together the Bitcoin network could be compromised with a 51% attack and in the worst case scenario everybody’s funds would disappear. On the Cardano network the are 1.3 million stakers or delegates and the blocks produced are run by a fairly inexpensive computer or virtual machine making energy use negligible compared to the Bitcoin network. In summary Cardano is orders of maginitude more decentralized and energy efficient than Bitcoin. Read more about it here: Is Cardano A Security?
How to Stake
Begin your journey on Cardano with our guide on how to install the Yoroi wallet and start staking.
How are rewards calculated on Cardano?
1 Epoch = 5 days
20 days to receive your first rewards
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