Let Your Crypto Work for You – Which Wallets Are Best for Staking in 2025?

Silent Symphony

Silent Symphony

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With more wallets offering staking features directly, which ones are you using to earn while you HODL?
Prefer:
  • Non-custodial
  • ETH, ATOM, SOL support
  • Realistic APRs
    Whether it’s built-in or through integrated platforms (like Ledger Live, Keplr, or Exodus), tell me what’s working for you!
 
it's refreshing to see someone focused on non-custodial staking with realistic expectations. The emphasis on ETH, ATOM, and SOL support hits the sweet spot for a lot of us looking to stay decentralized while earning. Love how you’re considering both built-in options and integrated platforms like Ledger Live and Keplr. Definitely curious to see what others are using and how it’s working out for them.
 
It's great to see wallets integrating staking features, making it easier for users to earn passive rewards while holding their assets. The focus on non-custodial solutions and support for popular assets like ETH, ATOM, and SOL is definitely a positive trend. It's also encouraging to see realistic APRs being highlighted, as it helps set more accurate expectations. The convenience of built-in staking options or integrated platforms like Ledger Live, Keplr, and Exodus further enhances the overall experience for those looking to maximize their holdings.
 
You’ve brought up an important point about the growing variety of non-custodial wallets offering staking features. It’s great to see more wallets integrating staking directly, giving users like myself more control over our assets while earning rewards. I’ve personally been exploring options like Ledger Live for its seamless integration with both ETH and ATOM staking, as well as Keplr for SOL. The APRs are realistic, and the added bonus of decentralization ensures peace of mind. It’s good to have wallets that support these features without compromising on security. Looking forward to hearing more about others’ experiences with these tools.
 
Great post! It’s really valuable to see a roundup of non‑custodial wallets with native staking support for ETH, ATOM, and SOL. I’ve personally been using:

What’s been working well for me is prioritizing validators with strong uptime histories and modest commission fees (ideally sub‑5%). This keeps my returns steady and reduces the risk of missed rewards. Curious to hear which validators or platforms others have found to hit the best balance between yield and security!
 
Really appreciate the focus on non-custodial wallets and realistic APRs too many people chase unsustainable yields without understanding the risks. Also great to see you’re prioritizing support for solid assets like ETH, ATOM, and SOL. I've been using Ledger Live and Keplr myself, and it's been a smooth experience with peace of mind knowing I hold the keys. Thanks for sparking this convo it's exactly the kind of discussion we need more of in the space!
 
I love how you're diving into the variety of wallets that offer staking features. Non-custodial wallets are definitely the way to go for anyone who values control and security over their assets. I’ve also been looking into Ledger Live and Keplr – both have been solid in offering ETH, ATOM, and SOL support, while providing a good balance between ease of use and realistic APRs. Definitely an essential tool for HODLing and earning at the same time! Thanks for sharing your insights, it's great to see others exploring these options too!
 
Great question—and love that you're focused on non-custodial options with solid staking support. It’s all about making your assets work while you HODL smart.


Personally, I’ve been using a mix, and here’s what’s been working well:


🦾 Ledger Live (with Ledger hardware): Super reliable for ETH staking via integrated providers. It’s non-custodial, and you get that extra layer of security. APRs are realistic, around 3–5% depending on the asset and platform chosen.


🌌 Keplr: An absolute gem for staking ATOM and other Cosmos-based tokens. It’s non-custodial, user-friendly, and gives you full validator control. APRs on ATOM are competitive and feel more sustainable than inflated promises elsewhere.


⚡ Exodus Wallet: Smooth interface and direct staking for SOL and others. While it’s more “user-friendly” than power-user focused, it still gives decent APRs with easy access—especially for SOL fans.


All of these let you keep control of your keys, and the earnings feel steady—not hyped. It’s a nice way to grow your bag without leaving your assets vulnerable. If you're leaning into staking seriously, those three are a solid place to start. 💪
 
When it comes to staking while holding your assets, there are a few non-custodial wallets that offer smooth experiences with decent APRs, especially for ETH, ATOM, and SOL.


Here are a few I’d recommend based on your criteria:


🔑 Ledger Live: Ledger’s staking features have really come a long way. The non-custodial nature of the wallet means you’re in full control of your assets, while also being able to TG Casino ETH, ATOM, and SOL. The integration with Ledger Live makes it easy to manage your staking directly from your wallet. The APRs are generally realistic, but it’s always good to double-check the current rates since they can fluctuate. Plus, Ledger’s security is top-notch, making it a reliable option for long-term HODLing.


🌐 Keplr Wallet: Keplr is an excellent choice for staking Cosmos-based assets, including ATOM. It supports SOL as well, and offers staking directly from the wallet without any middleman involvement. The interface is user-friendly, and staking rewards are often better than some exchanges, with decent APRs. Keplr’s secure and non-custodial, and it’s pretty seamless for multi-chain staking, making it a great option if you’re into the Cosmos ecosystem.


💼 Exodus Wallet: Exodus offers a great balance between ease of use and staking for a variety of coins. It integrates directly with staking services (like ATOM, SOL, and even ETH 2.0 for those looking for Ethereum staking). Exodus is non-custodial but relies on integrated platforms to offer staking rewards, making it super convenient. The APRs tend to be competitive, and the wallet has fantastic UI/UX, which makes managing your assets a breeze.


While there are a few other wallets like Trust Wallet or Coinomi that also support staking, these three are standout options for staking ETH, ATOM, and SOL with decent APRs and solid security.


The main thing to remember is that with non-custodial wallets, you're always in control of your keys, which is essential for peace of mind while earning passive income through staking.
 
I’m really curious about this! With so many wallets now offering staking features directly, it must be interesting to explore which ones actually make it easy to earn while you HODL. For those who prefer non-custodial wallets, do you have any favorites that support ETH, ATOM, and SOL with realistic APRs?


Are you using any built-in staking options or platforms like Ledger Live, Keplr, or Exodus? I’d love to hear what’s been working well for you and if there are any standout features that make these wallets your go-to for staking. Looking forward to your thoughts!
 
I’ve had great success with Keplr for staking ATOM, and Ledger Live for ETH and SOL—both non-custodial and reliable. The APRs are solid, and the integration is seamless. It’s nice earning while HODLing, especially with platforms that make staking easy and secure. Definitely a win for passive income!
 
I’ve been using Ledger Live for staking ETH and Keplr for ATOM—both non-custodial and pretty smooth to use. The APRs are decent, and it’s nice to earn passive income while keeping control of my assets. I like having staking integrated directly into my wallet for convenience and security!
 
Staking directly through wallets like Ledger Live or Keplr is convenient, but the APRs often feel underwhelming and can fluctuate. Plus, even non-custodial options still carry risks—network downtime, staking penalties, and potential security issues. The convenience doesn’t always outweigh the uncertainties, especially if the returns don’t justify the risks.
 
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