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Native staking delegates your tokens directly to a validator on the network itself. Your tokens never pass through an extra smart contract layer. You keep ownership, and you can only withdraw them back to your own wallet. DYXY supports native staking for three networks: Solana (SOL), Hyperliquid (HYPE) and Avalanche (AVAX). Each network has its own rules.

Rules by network

Solana

1

Choose a validator

DYXY lists validators with their commission, APY and uptime.
2

Enter an amount and stake

Confirm the transaction. DYXY creates a stake account that you own and delegates it.
3

Wait for activation

The stake becomes active at the next epoch boundary. Rewards start from then.
To unstake, click Unstake. Your stake deactivates at the end of the current epoch, after which you can withdraw the SOL to your wallet.

Hyperliquid

1

Choose a validator and amount

Pick an active validator and enter how much HYPE to stake.
2

Stake

Your HYPE moves into your staking balance and is delegated. Each delegation is locked for 1 day.
Rewards accrue every minute, are distributed daily and are restaked automatically, so they compound. To withdraw, undelegate and then unstake. Moving HYPE out of staking goes through a 7-day unstaking queue.

Avalanche

1

Choose a validator

Pick a validator with enough remaining time and capacity for your delegation.
2

Choose the amount and period

The minimum is 25 AVAX. The period can be from 2 weeks up to 1 year, and cannot outlast the validator’s own staking period.
3

Stake

Your AVAX is locked for the whole period. You cannot unstake early.
At the end of the period, your AVAX and the rewards are returned automatically.
AVAX delegations cannot be ended early. If you might need the funds before the end of the period, consider liquid staking with sAVAX instead.

Choosing a validator

  • Commission. A lower commission leaves more rewards for you.
  • Uptime. A validator that is often offline earns fewer rewards.
  • Concentration. Spreading stake across smaller validators helps keep the network decentralized.