💧 Liquidity Pools vs ⛓️ Staking — what to choose?
Staking
Staking is the process where you “lock” your tokens to participate in securing the blockchain or supporting a DeFi protocol.
📈 Stable income (in annual % — APY)
🔐 Minimal risks (if staking is through trusted protocols)
💡 Simple interface — suitable even for beginners
⚡️ Auto-rebalancing and boosted APY features often available
🕒 Sometimes requires locking tokens for a period
📉 Lower yield compared to liquidity pools
Liquidity Pools
Liquidity pools allow you to earn by providing tokens for decentralized trading (DEX), for example, in APT/USDT or ETH/SOL pairs.
🧠 Ideal for experienced DeFi users
🤹♂️ Requires understanding tokenomics and market risks
✅ If you’re a beginner — choose staking: it’s simple, safe, and doesn’t require deep knowledge.
✅ If you’re an experienced DeFi user — liquidity pools are for you: more flexibility and potentially higher returns.
✅ If your goal is long-term passive income — choose staking, especially with auto-rebalancing and Boosted APY features.
✅ If you prefer active management — use liquidity pools, where strategies can be manually optimized.
Super supports both options — you can:
Place hundreds of tokens into liquidity pools with returns up to 32% APR, or use staking with returns from 2–9% APY.
Try now:
💧 Liquidity Pools — app.superearn.com
⛓️ Staking — app.superearn.com/staking
Whatever you choose, our support team will help you with the best option and assist you with token placement.