If you're wondering how to stake on Polkadot, this article has important information on how to decide which validators to pick.  The following info...

If you made a mistake and sent funds to a validator rather than voting for them, then you need to contact that validator and ask them to send your funds bac...

You can decide to unstake and stop being a nominator anytime.  Please note that there is an unbonding period, which serves as a cooldown. You will be ab...

This article explains how to stake on Polkadot-JS UI. If you are interested in staking with Ledger Live, please refer to this tutorial here.  Important no...

Polkadot uses a nominated proof-of-stake (NPoS) system to select the validators that are responsible for securing the Relay Chain. That’s why staking is als...

No. During the unbonding period, you will not receive any staking rewards.  You will receive, however, the staking rewards for the last era in which you un...

You can view your staking rewards on the block explorers Subscan or Polkascan.  Subscan To see your staking rewards on Subscan, enter your address in the ...

When you nominate a set of validators (up to 16), the validator election algorithm will rotate your stake among validators on a per-era basis. In other word...

Validators can only pay out to 256 nominators per era.    If more than 256 nominators nominate the same validator, it is "oversubscribed", and o...

In order to bond more funds to an existing stake navigate to Network --> Staking --> Accounts Actions on Polkadot-JS UI. Once there, click on the ...