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How to stake TUR to earn rewards

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Help secure the Turing Network and earn 300% APR!

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OAK Staking Dashboard by Web3go

Like most blockchains networks, Turing relies on a community of node operators to collect and agree on (“collate”) the transactions that get included in each block. Also like most blockchains (decentralized ones at least), Turing provides incentives for securing the network, allocating most of Turing’s 5% token inflation to stakers and collators.

While anyone can operate a Turing Network node (“collator”), only the 24 with the most staked TUR (self-bond + delegated) will be selected into the active pool for block production and rewards. By delegating stake to an existing collator, anyone with as few as 50 TUR can participate in Turing’s token rewards and help their selected collator to secure a spot in the active pool.*

OAK’s Delegator Overview provides links to applications, dashboards, and Turing staking guides to assist in selecting a collator, staking, and delegating. The team at OAK Network is proud to have support from

StakeBaby, Web3Go, and other ecosystem partners to make staking easy and accessible to all!

Join our community on Telegram and Discord to #browse-collators!

* The number of collators selected into the active pool and the minimum amount of TUR required to delegate are subject to change (via governance vote).

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