Quote from: fuguebtc on Today at 02:23:29 PM

Staking requires you to lock up your tokens for a certain period of time, which can be 30 days, 60 days, 90 days depending on your choice. The risk here is that if you are in the process of staking, your coins suddenly increase in value or you need to sell them for business, you will not be able to sell immediately but have to wait until the end of the staking period, only then can you get your token back.

Not all. There are certain offers that don't require you to lock your assets when you stake them. In binance, they've got locked up options and there are also flexible options. The same with mycointainer.com as I quote, they have flexible options.

Quote from: https://www.mycointainer.com/assets?category=all&sortBy=popularity

Do you have to lock in your coins? As a beginner, you’d probably want to go for a flexible plan to access your crypto assets all the time. Surely, the higher is the risk, the higher will be your APY. However, with locked digital coins, you can’t take advantage of unpredictable changes in the market.

With MyContainer, there’s no need to lock your coins for the duration of your staking period.