Fantom validator
Validator Address
Annual rewards rate
Upto 13% APY
Payout frequency
Every epoch
(~4 hours)
Commission
15%
(fixed by the network)
Validator ID
39
AUM
120.6M FTM
Incentives for Fantom stakers
Referral program
5%
lifetime on your referrals
Lottery giveaways
10%
of fees every epoch
Degressive fees
upto 5%
fees giveback
How to stake Fantom FTM?
Transfer your ERC-20/BEP-2 FTM to the Opera FTM wallet.
In your Opera wallet, select the network you’re sending the tokens from:
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Fantom Opera for Fantom mainnet
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Ethereum for ERC-20
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Binance for BEP-2

Go in the staking section of the wallet and click on Stake.
Input the amount you would like to stake. Select Node.Works - Fantom Global (that’s us!). Confirm with your wallet password.

F.A.Q
Have a question about staking Fantom?
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What is Fantom?
Fantom is a fast, scalable and secure blockchain ecosystem powered by an innovative consensus algorithm called Lachesis.
Fantom’s smart contract functionality allows any dApp to run on its permissionless base layer, such as DeFi applications. EVM support makes it easy to port dApps over from Ethereum and a faster Virtual Machine is currently in the works.
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What is Lachesis?
Lachesis is Fantom’s consensus mechanism. It is an aBFT consensus algorithm that is:
- Asynchronous: Participants can process commands at different times. The system can reach agreement about the state of the network even when messages are delayed or lost.
- Leaderless: No participant plays a special role within the network.
- Byzantine Fault-Tolerant: The system works even when up to a third of the nodes act malicious.
- Final: Transactions are confirmed in less than 2 seconds. They are finalized instantly and cannot be reversed. No need to wait for a couple block confirmations.
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What is FTM used for?
FTM powers Fantom.
Its main use case is securing the network via staking. The more FTM is staked, the more assets can be secured on the Fantom blockchain.
FTM can also be used as collateral for Fantom DeFi applications, for instance to mind fUSD.
FTM also gives governance rights to token holders to decide on the future of the network. -
What’s the current circulating and total supply?
The total supply is 3,175,000,000 FTM.
The current circulating supply is 2,379,963,131 FTM -
Are there several token standards?
Yes, FTM is available as an ERC20, BEP2 and native Opera mainnet token.
However, only the mainnet token can be used for staking. The total supply is fixed at 3,175,000,000 FTM across all token types. -
How does the Fantom staking model work?
You can stake as little as 1 FTM.
The delegated fee is set to 15% for all validators, however we give back to our delegators through a degressive fee program – the more you stake, the less fees you pay – and through an automatic lottery that runs every epoch, approximately every 4 hours. With these incentives, your net fee is less than 15%.
As a cautionary note, delegators can have their tokens slashed if the validator misbehaves. Make sure to stake with a node you trust. A transparent, engaged team is a good sign to look for. - Where can I buy FTM?
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Why should I stake with Node.Works?
We are a staking service provider with a focus on community engagement. We build software, tools, and other cool stuff. We offer a degressive fee program and a free lottery to our stakers.
Degressive Fees
The more you stake, the less you pay in fees.
The following structure applies:
Lottery
We draw one lucky winner every epoch (~4 hours).
So far, we distributed 5% of the node’s commission fee to our stakers.
We will continue building tools to bring value to Fantom, including the long-awaited referral program through which you can earn FTM rewards for referring other stakers.
These are the Telegram tools you can use right now:
Staking Bot: Keep track of your FTM addresses and transactions and get staking information directly on Telegram
Whale alerts: See what the big hodlers are doing
Join the other 382 delegators who chose us as their Fantom validator node.
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