Stake Oasis
with Simply Staking

Oasis Network is a decentralized, privacy-focused blockchain platform designed to support scalable, confidential smart contracts. It aims to provide a secure foundation for decentralized applications (dApps) that require data privacy, making it ideal for use cases such as DeFi, digital identity, and data sharing.

Oasis Network utilizes a unique combination of a consensus layer and a ParaTime layer. The ParaTime layer supports confidential smart contracts by using secure enclaves and privacy-preserving technologies, ensuring that data remains private and secure while being processed on the blockchain.

ROSE is the native token of the Oasis Network. It is used for staking, transaction fees, and participating in network governance. ROSE tokens play a crucial role in securing the network and incentivizing participants, as well as powering transactions within the ecosystem.

You can stake ROSE easily through the Oasis Staking Dashboard connected above. Click the link, Connect your wallet, choose the amount to delegate, chose and confirm your transaction — Simply Staking handles the rest.

Staking ROSE helps secure the Oasis Network and supports validator operations. In return, you earn staking rewards while participating in a decentralized ecosystem focused on privacy and scalability.

Rewards vary based on validator uptime, network conditions, and total tokens staked. Our dashboard shows the latest APY so you can track your expected earnings in real time.

Oasis enforces a 14-day unbonding period after unstaking. During this time, your tokens are locked and not earning rewards, but they remain secure until they are released.

Yes. Your ROSE tokens stay in your wallet and are simply delegated to a validator. Simply Staking uses enterprise-grade infrastructure with 24/7 monitoring to ensure maximum security and uptime.

Yes. You can claim and restake your rewards to grow your ROSE balance over time, taking advantage of compounding returns.

Yes. Staking ROSE gives you the ability to participate in network governance, including voting on key protocol decisions and future upgrades.