Beyond Cosmos ($ATOM), I’m seeking cryptos with an un-staking period of 21 days or longer. Which other tokens provide similar or even extended cooldown durations? My current list covers several coins.
hey everyone, i was also looking into this recently and found that polkadot stands out with an un-staking (or unbonding) period of about 28 days. i mean, that’s definitely in the 21+ range and it got me wondering what the rationale behind such long delays might be for each network. has anyone played around with tezos staking? i’ve heard their cycles can sometimes lead to a 35 day delay before funds are liberated, though i’m still a bit hazy on the details. any thoughts on how these longer wait times impact user experience or network security? would love to hear your experiences or any other tokens that enforce a similarly long delay
My experience has shown that extended un-staking periods are more common in protocols designed to enhance network stability. Aside from Cosmos and Polkadot, I looked into networks similar to Ethereum 2.0 and discovered that some validator exit procedures require waiting times that exceed 21 days, though details can be less transparent. This approach appears to act as a safeguard against rapid shifts in staked assets, reducing short-term volatility. However, it is important to consider the liquidity constraints imposed by such cooldowns in your overall staking strategy.
hey, i found that secret network also has approx 21 day cooldown. check their docs if u like more details—i had to dig a bit too, so might be a cool additn to your list. cheers!
hey, i havent found many others besides cosmos & polkadot. i think some newer eth2 systems can hit that wait though info is a bit sparse. keep an eye on protocol updates, they often tweak these delays. hope that helps a bit!
hey all, i’ve been scouring through some of the protocols lately and i came across kava, which by my readings has a stake unbonding period right around 21 days. i was suprised cuz i always thought longer cooldowns were kinda unique to some of the more known networks, but it seems like kava is joining the club in its own way. i’ve started wondering how these fixed unbonding periods really influence the way we manage our funds—is it more about network security, or is it just a byproduct of their design choices? also, has anyone experienced any pros or cons when it comes to liquidity issues with these kinds of delays? would love to chat more about how these stakin’ rules actually affect day-to-day decisions in trading and holding. thanks for any insights or personal experinces!