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Last updated 1 year ago

How do I see my rewards?

Users can view their total lifetime rewards on the page or go to the page for a detailed breakdown.

How do I claim my rewards?

Ethereum's staking rewards are divided into two types: protocol rewards are automatically withdrawn to your address at regular intervals, while tips/MEV rewards have to be manually claimed by users.

Users who have connected their Ethereum wallet can view their unclaimed tips/MEV rewards on the page and claim them by following 3 simple steps:

  1. Click on the "Claim Rewards" button

  2. Click on the "Claim" button

  3. Sign the transaction in your Ethereum wallet

Rewards Breakdown

Protocol Rewards

Validators receive rewards for helping Ethereum reach consensus by voting on the correct state of the blockchain. These rewards form ETH's supply growth post-merge, and are divided equally between all active validators on the network every epoch (6.4 minutes).

Protocol rewards accrue inside your validator's balance and are automatically withdrawn into your address on a .

Stakewithus does not take a fee on protocol rewards.

Tips/MEV Rewards

Stakewithus takes a 25% fee on tips/MEV rewards.

Validators are randomly chosen to produce blocks, and receive payment for doing so in the form of gas tips and for that block. These rewards are not fixed and depend on current network demand for block space. Stakewithus uses to maximize block proposal rewards for all users.

Block proposal rewards are deposited into a Stakewithus smart contract and have to be manually claimed by users via the page.

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