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The Graph (GRT) Staking FAQ

Brief overview

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Written by Mike
Updated over 4 months ago

What is The Graph?

The Graph is a decentralized protocol for indexing and querying data from blockchains. It allows developers to build and query decentralized applications (dApps) quickly and efficiently. The Graph network relies on a decentralized community of indexers, curators, and delegators to operate.

What is the The Graph staking APR?

Please visit consolidated P2P.org Rewards and Fees page to check latest APR and Fees of GRT.

How often are staking rewards distributed?

You can find more info here.

Is there an unstaking period?

The Graph network has a 26 day unstaking period throughout which your tokens will not be transferable or earning rewards.

Is there a slashing risk for validators?

There is no slashing risk for delegators.

Is there a minimum staking amount for The Graph?

There is no minimum staking amount for GRT staking with P2P.org Validator.

Do staking rewards compound?

Yes, The Graph staking rewards are compounded once rewards are paid out. More info here.

What is the The Graph inflation rate?

The Graph network inflation rate is 3% annually which is governed by the Council and can be changed.

How to track GRT staking rewards?

There are two mainstream explorers are available for tracking your GRT staking rewards. Both of them doesn’t require you to be connected with your wallet. Just paste your wallet address and you will see the breakdown of the rewards. These explorers are:
1. https://thegraph.com/explorer/participants/delegators
2. https://graphscan.io/#delegators


For more information on staking TheGraph (GRT) with P2P.org and our special offer for large GRT delegations, visit https://p2p.org/thegraph.

For additional staking support, visit the P2P TheGraph staking Help Centre

You can also get in contact with a live agent by selecting the speech bubble at the bottom right of this page, sending a message to the Telegram bot, or emailing [email protected].

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