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Cardano Staking Calculator — Project Your ADA Rewards

2021-06-06 · Staking

Work out what your ADA could earn over time. Defaults to ADAOZ's lifetime average ROA (pulled live from Koios). Enter your stake, drag the slider for time horizon, and optionally compare against another pool by ticker or pool ID.

3 years
ADA balance over time
ADAOZ
ADAOZ · Australia's Cardano stake pool
APR
incl. in rewards
Avg / epoch
Avg / year

APR is the pool's lifetime average ROA from Koios. Compounding is per-epoch (5 days, 73 per year — Cardano rewards auto-compound on-chain). Weekly DCA contributions are spread evenly across epochs. Doesn't include the one-off 2 ₳ stake-key registration deposit or ~0.2 ₳ delegation fee.

How to use this calculator

The calculator uses each pool's lifetime average ROA as its annual yield, then compounds per-epoch (73 epochs/year, ~5 days each). It's a realistic projection: Cardano staking rewards auto-compound on-chain, so what you see is what you'd see in your wallet.

What's not factored in

Disclaimer

This is a guide, not a guarantee. A pool's "luck" and uptime each epoch affect block production, and historical performance doesn't promise future returns. If your pool starts missing blocks or its operator goes dark, re-delegate — there's no cost beyond a single transaction fee.

Want to delegate to ADAOZ?

Connect your wallet and delegate on-chain in two clicks. First-time delegators pay a one-off 2 ₳ stake-key registration deposit, refunded if you ever de-register.

Comments (2)

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  • Dustin Gray · 2021-10-30
    I'm a little confused here. Maybe you could share some resources with me to help better understand. Say for example I contribute or "stake" 100 ADA. Thats currently valued at roughly $200USD. If I contributed another 25 ADA monthly (~$50USD) what is a normal expected return? I also might not be understanding the process well enough either based on my question.
  • Peter · 2021-11-01
    Yeh sure here is an example for you. Starting with 100 ADA and contributing an extra 25 ADA per month. Based on the current rate of return ~5%, you will have 412.0967 ADA at the end of the year. This is made up of the first initial 100 ADA that you contributed and the (12 * 25ADA = 300) contributions you added. The amount of return you get from all of that is roughly ~12 ADA. If you keep the same plan over 10 years, you will have 4,046.9009 at the end of 10 years and earned roughly 946.9009 in returns on your ADA.