Ability to stake when using the following entity:
Coinbase Custody Trust Company, LLC: Yes
Coinbase Custody International, Ltd.: Yes
Coinbase Inc.: Yes
Validator types that you can use to stake asset on Coinbase Prime:
Coinbase public validator: Yes
Coinbase dedicated validator: No
Active set minimum requirement (Validator Min.): 1 million ALEO- this number may vary
Delegation minimum requirement (Prime UI Min.): 10 ALEO - this number may vary
Staking maximum: N/A
Estimated rewards rate: TBD
Estimated reward payout: Every block - rewards may not settle in specified account for an additional duration depending on network conditions and batching of rewards
Delegator reward compound:
Automatic: Earned rewards are automatically staked
Warm up period: No
Unbonding period: Once the transaction is approved and processed, which can take up to 24 hours, unstaking takes approximately 1 hour at the protocol level
Staking Functionality:
Ability to un-stake assets: Yes
Ability to partially unstake wallet: No
Ability to partially stake wallet: No, must stake entire wallet
Ability to change validator without un-bonding and restaking: No
Ability to add new principal funds to a staked wallet:
Move or unstake: Net new principal funds added to a staked wallet can’t be staked unless you unstake the staked balance and then restake the new balance. You won’t generate rewards when you unstake assets during the unbonding period. You can create a new wallet to stake new funds instead of adding them to an existing staked wallet to continue generating rewards.
Ability to stake to multiple validator addresses from one wallet: No
Fees charged when using the following validator types:
Coinbase public validator: 10%
Coinbase dedicated validator: Subscription, participatory, and service fee vary. Reach out to your Account Manager or Prime Operations team for more information
Consensus requirements: General consensus approvals required for all staking activities.