IDEX
  • Introduction to IDEX
  • What is IDEX
    • Components
      • High-performance Exchange
      • Hybrid Liquidity
        • HL Mechanics
        • IDEX HL and LPs
      • Smart Contracts
    • User Benefits
    • Liquidity Mining
    • Staking
    • Referral Program
    • Hummingbot
    • Markets
    • Fees
    • Live Help
  • Code
    • API
    • Smart Contracts
      • Custodian
      • Exchange
      • Governance
    • Resources
  • User Guides
    • Getting Started
      • Connect Your Ledger Hardware Wallet to IDEX
      • Connect Your Metamask Account to IDEX
      • Connect You Private Key/Keystore on IDEX
    • Trading
      • Deposit tokens
      • Withdraw tokens
      • Buy and sell
      • View and cancel open orders
      • View trade, deposit, and withdraw history
    • LP and Farms
      • Add liquidity (LP)
      • Remove liquidity (LP)
      • Add LP tokens to farms
      • Remove LP tokens from farms
    • Staking
      • Operate your own staking node
        • Host a public staking node
      • Delegate to an existing node
    • Polygon Confirmations
    • Hummingbot Setup
      • Pure Market Making
      • Arbitrage
    • AURA Swap Instructions
    • Withdraw Directly on Chain
      • Farm ID List
  • FAQ
    • Polygon Bridge
    • Escape Hatch
    • Adding Polygon To Metamask
    • Clock Sync
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  1. What is IDEX

Staking

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IDEX staking enables traders, market makers, and fans of IDEX to operate part of the IDEX infrastructure and, in the process, contribute to the decentralization of IDEX and robustness of the platform. Stakers use IDEX tokens and run IDEXd staking software to operate a node. Stakers earn 50% of trade fees collected by the network as compensation for their work.

Staking node operators maintain a real-time copy of the IDEX order book and other system data and provide compatible REST API endpoints to the public. This reduces the IDEX operational costs by offloading popular API operations. Maintaining a staking node does not require the use of bonds and therefore offers a riskless (no possibility of slashing) staking experience.

There are 2 ways holders of IDEX can participate in staking:

1) your own staking node

2) your IDEX to an existing node

For more information check out our staking guide:

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