Staking APR
%Consensus and execution rewards over the selected window, annualized and divided by the average active effective balance.
What annual yield does ETH staking pay right now, split into issuance, priority fees and MEV?
What ETH staking pays per year, split into consensus rewards, priority fees and MEV, measured from the rewards validators received.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
The staking APR over the last 7 or 30 days and where it comes from.
Consensus and execution rewards over the selected window, annualized and divided by the average active effective balance.
The consensus part alone: attestation, proposal and sync committee rewards, net of penalties.
The execution part: priority fees and builder payments received by proposers' fee recipients.
The realized APR of wstETH over the same window, from stEthPerToken() at two pinned blocks, for comparison.
Rewards paid to validators each day, split into consensus rewards, priority fees and builder payments above the block's tips.
How the APR and its sources moved, and how it relates to the ETH staked.
Change in the 30-day APR between the start and the end of the selected period.
Staked ETH as a share of total supply at the end of the period, the main driver of the consensus APR.
Each day's consensus APR against the ETH staked that day, which traces the square-root issuance curve.
The 7-day and 30-day APR by day, in total and for consensus rewards only.
ETH staking pays from two sources. The consensus layer issues new ETH to validators for attesting, proposing blocks and serving on sync committees, and the execution layer passes on the priority fees and MEV payments in the blocks they propose. This dashboard adds up what validators actually received from each source and divides it by the ETH staked behind them, so the APR is measured rather than modelled.
The consensus part falls as more ETH is staked, because total issuance grows only with the square root of the stake it is shared across. The execution part rises and falls with network demand. Showing the two apart explains why the yield jumps on a busy day and why it drifts down as the staking ratio climbs.
Use it to compare the network-wide rate with what a liquid staking token or a staking service passes on after fees. Each figure names the epochs it covers and the reads behind it.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
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The headline tile shows the APR over the last 7 or 30 days, measured from the rewards validators received and the ETH staked over the same epochs. It is a network average: one validator's yield depends on its uptime and on how many blocks it happens to propose.
Issuance per validator is set so that total issuance grows with the square root of total stake. When more ETH is staked, total rewards grow more slowly than the stake that shares them, so the yield per staked ETH falls. Fees and MEV are shared across more stake in the same way.
It varies with network demand. Consensus rewards are steady from day to day, while priority fees and MEV jump when trading is heavy. The rewards-by-source chart shows each part per day, so the mix can be read for any period.
APR annualizes rewards without compounding. Validators with 0x01 credentials have their rewards skimmed out, so they do not compound; validators with 0x02 compounding credentials keep rewards staked. This dashboard reports APR.
Liquid staking protocols take a fee on rewards, and some of their ETH waits unstaked in buffers or withdrawal reserves. The comparison tile reads a token's exchange rate between two blocks, so it shows what holders actually received.
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