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Board Altcoin Discussion
Re: Is it worth staking stablecoins?
by
2girls
on 18/03/2023, 04:42:37 UTC
I have some USDT and USDC in my portfolio that I'd want to stake in a "De-Fi" dApp without worrying about it in a long time. There are liquidity pools in Uniswap with attractive stake rates, but there's also Compound.Finance with its lending services. Both of these platforms are built on the ETH blockchain, so gas fees would be astronomically high. I've read about some platforms being compatible with Polygon (MATIC), but I'd have yet to see if it's worth the shot (especially in terms of security/reliability).

Do you know the safest way to stake stablecoins without breaking the bank? Also, do you think it's worth it? Or should I consider other options? Any suggestions and/or recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Smiley
Staking stablecoins on DeFi platforms built on Layer 2 solutions like Polygon is a safe way to avoid high gas fees. Aave and Curve are examples of platforms integrated with Polygon that allow staking stablecoins like USDT and USDC with lower fees. Alternatively, staking on centralized exchanges that offer staking services can be convenient with high rates and no gas fees, but it carries some risks. Now its all up to you which one will you chose