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How Does Staking Yield Compare to Traditional Interest Rates?

Staking yields, often expressed as Annual Percentage Rate (APR), are typically much higher than traditional bank savings account interest rates. However, staking involves significant risks, including smart contract bugs, impermanent loss, and slashing, which traditional interest accounts do not have.

The higher yield compensates for the higher risk profile.

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