SUPPORTED NETWORK · AKT
Akash · Current network and validator data
Stake AKT with Atlas, an independent validator on Akash, the decentralized cloud marketplace. See the live APR, then delegate from your own wallet.
Akash is a decentralized cloud marketplace where anyone can rent out computing power or lease it. AKT secures the network and is used for fees and governance.
Connect Keplr on this page, or OKX Wallet on the chains it supports, then press Stake, enter an amount and approve it in your wallet. Your AKT is delegated to the Atlas validator on Akash. A Ledger signs through Keplr. Leave a little AKT liquid for fees.
Yes. Delegating tells Akash which validator your AKT backs, and the tokens stay under your own keys. Atlas can't move or spend them. Only you can undelegate, redelegate or claim.
Akash has an unbonding period of 21 days. Your AKT earns nothing during that time and can't be moved, then it returns to your wallet on its own. Governance can change the period, so check the figure in your wallet before you approve.
Atlas takes a commission from your staking rewards only, never from the AKT you stake. This page reads the current commission from the chain, and the rate it shows is what you earn after it.
Yes. Press Redelegate, pick the validator you're leaving and choose an amount. Redelegating skips the unbonding wait, so your AKT keeps earning. Akash then stops you redelegating that same stake again until one unbonding period has passed.
Rewards build up as Akash produces blocks and wait for you to claim them. Press Claim on this page whenever you like. Turn on REStake and your rewards are staked again for you, after one approval in your wallet.
AKT can lose market value, reward rates change, and staked tokens can't be sold until unbonding ends. A validator that breaks the network's rules can be slashed, and its delegators share that loss. Rewards are never guaranteed.