How often are NetNet staking rewards distributed?

NetNet staking distributions occur every 8 hours, which is three distribution epochs per day. The active rate can change between epochs.

NetNet Staking — Stake NET & Earn sNET Rewards

Q: What is NetNet staking?

NetNet staking lets holders stake NET on Robinhood Chain and participate in algorithmic distributions. The staking interface uses 8-hour distribution epochs.

Q: What is sNET?

sNET is the staked representation of NET used by the NetNet staking system. It represents a staked NET position and participates in the protocol's staking reward mechanics.

Stake NET on Robinhood Chain, earn sNET rewards through 8-hour distributions, estimate daily rewards, and monitor the live rate, NET price, backing and premium.

NetNet Stake Calculator

Enter a NET amount to estimate staking rewards per day from the live 8-hour distribution rate shown above. Your staked position is represented through sNET.

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Unstake 1:1 at any time, no lockup. Manage your stake in Portfolio.

How the rate is set, and why it can fall

The distribution rate is computed on-chain from the market premium over backing: R_MAX × clamp((P − 1)/(K − 1), 0, 1), with R_MAX at 0.45% per 8-hour epoch and K = 1.75. When the premium narrows, the rate falls, and it throttles to zero before any NET could become backed by less than 1 USDG. Nobody can override it in either direction.

All metrics

Reserve portfolio (RFV): 11,915,879 USDG; Liquid USDG, the Morpho position after its haircut, and protocol-owned liquidity.
Supply: 80,057 NET; Shares outstanding, including staked and vesting NET.
Backing per NET: 148.84 USDG; Reserve value standing behind each NET. The floor is 1 USDG.
Premium: 3.38×; Market price over backing per NET. The distribution rate follows it.
Trading levy split: 0.00% / 5.00%; Team / reserve shares of the 5% levy. The team share decays to zero.
Distribution index: 2.97; Cumulative growth of one staked NET since inception.
Staked share: 89.9%; Share of supply currently staked.
Annualized rate: 13,551.66%; The 8-hour rate compounded over a year. An upper bound: the rate re-throttles every epoch, so this figure will not hold.

NetNet Staking & Stake NET Guide

What Is NetNet Staking?

NetNet staking lets NET holders participate in algorithmic distributions on Robinhood Chain. The staking interface operates in 8-hour epochs and shows the active distribution rate before a stake is submitted.

How to Stake NET on Robinhood Chain?

Enter the amount of NET you want to stake, connect your account, review the current distribution rate and confirm the staking transaction. The calculator above estimates daily NET rewards from the displayed rate.

How Often Does NetNet Staking Pay Rewards?

NetNet uses an 8-hour distribution cadence, which creates three epochs per day. The rate is variable, so future distributions can be higher, lower or zero depending on protocol conditions.

How Is the NetNet Staking Rate Calculated?

The interface describes an on-chain formula based on the market premium over backing. As the premium changes, the distribution rate can change as well, subject to the protocol maximum shown in the live figures.

NetNet Staking Metrics: Price, Backing & Premium

The live figures section combines NET price, backing per NET, reserve value, supply, premium, distribution index and staked share so users can review the metrics surrounding a staking position.

Can You Unstake NET at Any Time?

The staking interface states that NET can be unstaked 1:1 at any time with no fixed lockup. The position can be managed from the Portfolio section.

What Is sNET?

sNET is the staked representation of NET within the NetNet staking system. It represents a staked NET position and is tied to the protocol's staking reward mechanics on Robinhood Chain.

How Does NET Staking Earn sNET Rewards?

When NET is staked, the staking position is represented through sNET. NetNet uses 8-hour distribution epochs, and reward accrual follows the active on-chain distribution rate shown in the interface.

sNET Rewards Every 8 Hours

NetNet staking operates on an 8-hour distribution cadence. This creates three reward epochs per day, while the active rate can change between epochs according to protocol conditions.

What Is the Difference Between sNET and wsNET?

sNET represents the staked NET position, while wsNET is the wrapped form used by supported NetNet products. The staking interface and the separate Wrap function serve different purposes.

Can You Borrow USDG Against Staked NET?

NetNet Loopback supports borrowing USDG against staked NET, while NetNet Credit lists wsNET as supported collateral for borrowing USDG. Review the applicable product interface before using a staking position as collateral.

NetNet Staking on Robinhood Chain

NET operates on Robinhood Chain. This page brings together the staking action, 8-hour reward cadence, stake calculator and supporting NET metrics in one crawlable interface.

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