- Reward: 17.21%
- Adjusted Reward: 11.36%
- Compound Reward: 15.89%
- Adjusted Compound Reward: 10.04%
- Inflation: 6.24%
- Lock-Up Period: -
- Total Staked: 36.83%
- Price: $1.43
- Market Cap: $76,754,515
- Rank: #459
Loki provides users with tools to interact online in an anonymous, decentralised, secure and private way. By combining a private transaction network, the LOKI cryptocurrency, and economically incentivised Service Nodes, Loki has created a trustless quorum-based onion router called Lokinet. Built into Lokinet is Session — a decentralised, anonymous and private messaging service. Front end applications, known as Service Node Apps (SNApps) operate on Lokinet, and will allow browser integration and contribution from our open-source community.
Running an Oxen Service Node is the perfect way to get involved with Oxen powerful privacy network while earning big rewards.
Staking $OXEN is as fast and simple as possible. If you’d rather not deal with the hassle of running a server yourself, you can stake to a shared service node, saving you the hassle of setting up nodes, all while contributing to the security of the Oxen network — and getting rewarded for it.
You can stake into a shared service node directly from the wallet, without ever needing to touch a command line.
This guide explains how to stake via the Oxen GUI Wallet. The latest version of the wallet can be downloaded here.
Please keep in mind, one can only stake via an open pool with the GUI wallet.
SERVICE NODE button.STAKE button.Please note, if you receive an error at this step you will need to click the SWEEP ALL before you can stake from your wallet.
Congratulations, you're now staked!
Simply open up your wallet, navigate to the Service Nodes tab, enter the public key of the service node you’re contributing to, and the amount of $OXEN you’re staking.
Click that magic Stake button, and you’re all done. It’s that easy. Watch a glistening stream of token rewards start flowing into your Oxen wallet.
If you need to find a shared service node to contribute to, simply head over to the Oxen block explorer and take a look at the Service Nodes Awaiting Contributions section.
When you’re contributing to a service node, there are a few rules around what your contribution can be. One service node requires a total stake of 15,000 $OXEN, and there can never be more than 4 contributors to one service node.
All this means the minimum contribution to a service node is the remaining staking requirement divided by the number of allowed contributors remaining.
For example, if there was an open service node pool with two people contributing 10,000 $OXEN, the minimum contribution you could make would be 2,500 $OXEN, and the maximum would be 5,000 $OXEN.
But wait, what if you’re a power user who wants a whole service node all to yourself? You can do that. The power is in your hands.
The process for running your own service node is a fair bit more complicated — but it comes with even bigger rewards.
Check out our Full service node setup guide for more info on how to become a standalone service node operator and reap the full benefits of staking. You can even let others stake into your node and earn an operator fee from them in return!