According to Flipside Crypto, at the moment, Ethereum 2.0 validators earn about $1.7 per day or about 3.2% per annum.
The Average income from Ethereum 2.0 staking for a validator with 32 ETH is 0.002792 ETH per day. At the same time, for a particular day, some validators receive significantly less rewards, and some more.
To participate in ETH 2.0 staking, you need to stake 32 ETH, so the average daily income of the validator corresponds to 0.008725%. In a year, they should receive an income of about 3.2%, but it will decrease with the growth of the number of validators. In addition, according to Flipside Crypto, 30 validators were excluded from ETH 2.0 staking because of incorrect setup.
The zero phase of Ethereum 2.0 called Beacon Chain was launched on December 1. With the launch of the Beacon Chain, the possibility of staking ETH to participate in the confirmation of transactions and generate income has appeared. At the time of launch, 881,569 ETH were staked in the Deposit contract, and 21,063 validator nodes were active in the main network.
Note: All the figure mentioned in our post are from Flipside crypto. We bear no responsibility whether these figures properly display ETH staking rewards or not.
This article is an embarrassment, the graph is a joke, and your numbers are completely wrong. You provide 0 sources for how you arrive at the conclusion that Eth 2.0 is yielding 3.2%, even though the actual rate is ~14%.
I normally try to be supportive, but this kind of nonsense is why crytpo journalism is such a joke. Please do some research and update your article, for the sake of your reputation if for nothing else.
Things go wrong some time. Next time, we will be very cautious in our posting as our mission is to provide authentic information to our website viewers.
So someone tells you that your figures are completely wrong, and your response is to add a footnote saying “We bear no responsibility whether these figures properly display ETH staking rewards or not.”
Quality journalism. You can censor this comment as well, but your article is still a complete joke. I’m embarrassed on your behalf.
We are sorry for any misunderstanding.
“We bear no responsibility whether these figures properly display ETH staking rewards or not” this is a joke lol. The primary purpose of journalism is to present the truth. These figures are nowhere close to accurate and this would be clearly apparent if you did even 5 minutes of follow up research.
You are perfectly right, we have approved all comments indicating that we were wrong. That show we are bold to take criticism and we correct our mistakes. We always try to provide legitimate information and next time we will take extra care to provide valid details about any topic.
This info is completely incorrect. Eth 2.0 staking is currently yielding 15%. Can you please update the article so you aren’t spreading incorrect information?
We will publish a new report about ETH staking rewards. We apologies for any inconvenience.