Setup
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Public relays in three countries shield a private block producer.
A track record says more than any promise.
Live from the chain: setup, goals and figures.
Public relays in three countries shield a private block producer.
—live stake
Live figures from Koios are unavailable right now — the fixed values below are still correct.
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Pool ID pool1qn77pnnf6cf22qjjfd2kadudmdc77rw0uxked3m2arnn2ea2f9v
From your first ADA to your first reward — four steps. Tap one.
Step 1 of 4
Buy ADA on a reputable exchange.
Exchange · one example
Long-running exchange with ADA. Any reputable exchange works; availability depends on your country.
Visit KrakenStep 2 of 4
Withdraw to a wallet only you control. Exchanges can't stake.
Our pick · browser and phone
Free, with staking and hardware-wallet support built in.
Get EternlOnly from eternl.io or your official app store — fake wallet extensions exist.
Hardware wallet · larger amounts
Keys stay offline; you confirm on the device and sign via QR with Eternl.
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Step 3 of 4
Point your stake at BRIAN. Your ADA never leaves your wallet.
Or search ticker BRIAN in your wallet's staking screen.
Step 4 of 4
Automatic, every 5 days, straight to your wallet. First rewards after about 15–20 days.
Based on BRIAN's historical Lifetime ROS — an estimate, not a guarantee. Actual rewards depend on future block production and can be lower, higher, or absent in a given epoch.
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A short primer on the protocol design that makes staking on Cardano work the way it does — each idea carried by one of the 45 monsters from the Ticker Arena.
Peer-reviewed, provably secure proof-of-stake consensus. Slot leaders are chosen pseudo-randomly, weighted by stake — no mining, no energy race, with security proven mathematically rather than assumed.
Builds on the proven UTXO ledger model and adds scripting on top. Every transaction's validity can be checked locally and deterministically before it's ever submitted — no global state required.
Smart contracts run in Plutus, built on Haskell. A functional, strongly-typed foundation was chosen deliberately, so core protocol components can be formally verified rather than just tested.
Time is split into 5-day epochs made up of 1-second slots. Stake distribution is snapshotted once per epoch — the reason staking rewards arrive with a multi-epoch delay, not instantly.
Under CIP-1694, on-chain governance power over protocol parameters and treasury spending is split between ADA holders, DReps, SPOs and a Constitutional Committee — no single party decides alone.
Proof-of-stake replaces energy-intensive mining with cryptographic, stake-weighted selection — using orders of magnitude less energy per transaction than proof-of-work chains.
Your voice in Cardano's on-chain decisions.
A browser game by pool BRIAN, for desktop and phone.
Type a question about Cardano staking, delegation or the BRIAN pool and get a short AI-generated answer.
Your question is sent to Google Gemini to generate the answer, without any account or wallet information attached. See the Privacy Policy.
AI-generated answer — may be inaccurate, not financial advice, always verify independently.
No. Delegated ADA remains liquid and spendable at any time. Delegation only assigns your stake's weight to a pool — it does not lock or transfer your funds.
No minimum amount is required. You need enough ADA to cover the small one-time delegation transaction fee (about 0.17 ₳), the wallet's minimum UTXO requirement, and — only the first time you ever delegate — a refundable 2 ₳ stake-key deposit, returned when you deregister the key.
Yes, you can re-delegate to a different pool at any time by submitting a new delegation transaction from your wallet.
Rewards are calculated and distributed automatically every epoch (5 days) once your delegation becomes active, typically 15–20 days after you first delegate.
Cardano's protocol rewards decentralization: delegating to smaller, non-saturated pools helps keep the network healthy and can offer comparable long-term rewards to large pools.