To stake SuperVerse (SUPER), move ERC-20 SUPER to a self-custody wallet on Ethereum, connect it to the official DAO staking site at staking.superverse.cool, approve the token, and confirm a stake transaction. Staked SUPER earns ETH rewards paid block by block from SuperVerse DAO revenue, and it also makes you a voting member of the SuperVerse DAO.
The ETH reward is what sets SUPER staking apart. Most staking programs pay in the same token you lock, which dilutes holders over time. SuperVerse pays in ETH, so the token supply does not grow as a result of staking.
What You Need Before Staking
- SUPER on Ethereum. The DAO staker works with the original ERC-20 token at contract 0xe53ec727dbdeb9e2d5456c3be40cff031ab40a55. If you hold SUPER on Polygon, Base, Avalanche or another chain, bridge it to Ethereum first.
- A self-custody wallet. Any browser wallet that connects to Ethereum dapps works. A hardware wallet paired with a browser wallet adds protection for larger amounts.
- ETH for gas. You will sign two transactions to stake (approve and stake) and one to unstake. Ethereum gas costs vary by network load, so small stakes can lose a meaningful share of their rewards to fees.
- An eligible location. SuperVerse blocks residents of OFAC-sanctioned and other listed regions from using its platform.
Step-by-Step: Staking SUPER on the DAO Staker
The flow below follows the official SuperVerse staking guide.
- Open the staking site. Go to staking.superverse.cool and connect your wallet. Type the address yourself or use the link in the official docs, since phishing clones of staking pages are common.
- Enter an amount. In the "Stake SUPER" box, type how many tokens to stake or press "Max."
- Approve SUPER. Press "Approve SUPER" and confirm in your wallet. This lets the staking contract move the amount you chose.
- Stake. Press "Stake SUPER" and confirm the second transaction.
- Check your position. Your "Total Staking Power" updates to show the staked amount, and the dashboard shows "Estimated 24h Rewards" in both ETH and USD.
Rewards accrue every block from that point on. You can harvest them separately, or collect them automatically when you unstake.
How SUPER Staking Rewards Work
SuperVerse calls its model asymptotic. Instead of releasing a fixed number of tokens over a fixed period, the DAO staker distributes ETH from a contract that the DAO tops up periodically. Rewards flow block by block at a steady rate, and your share depends on your staking power relative to everyone else's.
The ETH comes from the DAO treasury, which collects royalties on secondary sales of Impostors NFTs and fees from other SuperVerse products. Under the SVIP-3 proposal, 80% of that revenue goes to stakers and 20% funds Super Studios. The staking contract launched with an initial 100 ETH infusion. That revenue link means there is no fixed APR: when product fees rise, rewards rise, and when they fall, rewards fall with them.
Holders of EllioTrades and SuperFarm Genesis NFTs can stake those NFTs alongside SUPER for extra staking power. The boosts stack and are capped, and they increase reward share only. They do not increase voting power, because SuperVerse governance keeps a strict one staked SUPER, one vote rule.
The supply side of this design, including how much of the 250 million SUPER staking allocation is still in its vault, is covered in our SUPER tokenomics breakdown.
What Staking Unlocks Besides ETH
| Benefit | Requirement | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| ETH rewards | Any staked amount | Paid block by block from DAO revenue |
| DAO membership and voting | Any staked amount | One staked SUPER equals one vote on Snapshot |
| Submitting proposals | 15,000 staked SUPER | Proposals vote for six days |
| Proposal passage | 5% of circulating supply voting, 60% in favor | Applies to every SVIP |
| NFT staking boost | Eligible Genesis NFTs staked | Raises reward share only |
| Event and cosmetic perks | Active staker | Offered across partner ecosystems |
Votes happen on the SuperVerse DAO Snapshot space, so voting itself costs no gas.
How to Unstake SUPER
Open the "Unstake" menu on the same site, enter the amount, and confirm the transaction. Pending ETH rewards are harvested automatically in that same transaction, so there is no separate claim step. Check the dashboard for any cooldown notice before you commit, since terms can change by DAO vote.
Risks of Staking SUPER
The main risk is price. ETH rewards are small relative to SUPER's daily swings, so a 20% drop in the token wipes out a long stretch of staking income. Before staking for yield, read our SUPER price prediction and decide whether you want the token exposure in the first place.
Smart contract risk is the second. Staked tokens sit in a contract, and any bug or admin key compromise could affect them. Finally, reward levels depend on DAO revenue, which rises and falls with NFT trading and product activity. Our general explainer on what crypto staking is covers how these risks compare across different staking models.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the APY for staking SUPER?
SUPER staking has no fixed APY. Rewards are paid in ETH from DAO revenue and shared across all stakers, so the rate changes with product fees and with how much SUPER is staked. The staking dashboard shows your estimated 24-hour reward in ETH and USD.
Can I stake SUPER on an exchange?
The DAO staker that pays ETH rewards and grants voting rights only works with SUPER held in your own wallet. Holding SUPER on an exchange gives price exposure but no DAO membership.
Do I need NFTs to stake SUPER?
No. Anyone holding ERC-20 SUPER can stake it. Eligible Genesis NFTs only add a capped boost to your reward share.
Is SUPER Staking Worth It?
Staking SUPER makes the most sense for holders who already plan to keep the token and want a modest ETH yield plus a vote in the DAO. For short-term traders, gas costs and reward variability usually outweigh the income.
To get SUPER for staking, buy it on the LeveX SUPER spot market and withdraw it to your Ethereum wallet. If you would rather trade price swings than lock tokens, SUPER perpetual futures run from the same account, and Crypto in a Minute has quick explainers on other staking tokens.