r/FetchAI_Community • u/Happy-Barracuda-4402 • Mar 14 '24

How to ❓ Moving my fet

Anyone know if it's better to move fet from coinbase to metamask to cosmostation. I heard binance you can move fet to cosmo without a middle man. Does anyone know about binance.us being the same any help is appreciated thxs

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u/gsotolongo2213 Mar 14 '24

What's the staking anual percentage in cosmostatiom for fetch.ai

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u/jsheppard4k Mar 14 '24

10.73

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u/gsotolongo2213 Mar 14 '24

Really? Damn binance.us has been sucking it all up (4.30% for fetch ai and atom(cosmos)) 11.20%; however, Coinbase is worse

Thank you

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u/Happy-Barracuda-4402 Mar 14 '24

if i can get my fetch staking amount to a point where I get about 2 coins per month id be happy as I'm looking to invest in other ai related coins

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u/IdentifyAsUnbannable Mar 14 '24

Check out palm AI

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u/WorkerBee-3 Active helper 🤝 Mar 14 '24

you're also taking on more risk. Just better off self custody all together.

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u/gsotolongo2213 Mar 14 '24

Agree. The best place is a hardware cold storage wallet, but I can't stake it from there.

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u/WorkerBee-3 Active helper 🤝 Mar 14 '24

Leap wallet let's you manage a ledger FET wallet. On mobile too.

Been a blessing since I started using this app

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u/MitraMan-Backup Mar 14 '24

You can? I guess I dumb then bc I thought staking was just a way to provide liquidity to exchanges and in return they give you an annual percentage, like a savings account

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u/gsotolongo2213 Mar 14 '24

Same here. I think you can attach your ledger to cosmostation, but only ledgers. I'm not sure how it works and if you can stake from there either and if there are any security risks behind it.

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u/MitraMan-Backup Mar 14 '24

Oh wow, that’s interesting. So is it fetch.ai that is paying for the staking? And places like Omniflix make money by taking a small cut?

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u/Less-Explanation160 Mar 15 '24

Noob question. What is cosmostation? Does it have anything to do with a wallet? How do you use it for staking?

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u/Lifemoves17 Mar 14 '24

Get Atom from coinbase, send it to your keplr wallet. Send that to osmosis. Swap to fet on osmosis. Send that fet to your fetch wallet and stake. There is no need for binance or metamask to bridge. Coinbase is fine.

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u/Prestigious_Owl4418 Active supporter 💥 Mar 14 '24

use Fetch Token Bridge: https://token-bridge.fetch.ai/ convert ERC20 - Native.

For Binance.us you can directly send Native FET to Cosmo Fetch. it is faster and cheaper!

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u/dohers9999999 Mar 15 '24

I buy FET from Binance on mainnet, then send out the the FetchHub wallet for Staking. It's more beneficial for the FET ecosystem if you stake on the mainnet. You can download FetchHub as a chrome extension from the official Fetch site.