Nillion has officially launched its mainnet, ushering in a new era of private, decentralized computation. Chorus One has supported the network since early days, including the Genesis Sprint and Catalyst Convergence phases. With the mainnet launch, we are now proud to join the network as a Genesis Validator, and support $NIL staking from day one!
If you're looking for a trusted validator, backed by a team of 35+ engineers committed to delivering a best-in-class staking experience, select the Chorus One validator and start staking with us today!
The rapid expansion of AI-driven applications and platforms in has revolutionized everything from email composition to the rise of virtual influencers. AI has permeated countless aspects of our daily lives, offering unprecedented convenience and capabilities. However, with this explosive growth comes an increasingly urgent question: How can we enjoy the benefits of AI without compromising our privacy? This concern extends beyond AI to other domains where sensitive data exchange is critical, such as healthcare, identity verification, and trading. While privacy is often viewed as an impediment to these use cases, Nillion posits that it can actually be an enabler. In this article, we'll delve into the current challenges surrounding private data exchange, how Nillion addresses these issues, and explore the potential it unlocks.
Privacy in blockchain technology is not a novel concept. Over the years, several protocols have emerged, offering solutions like private transactions and obfuscation of user identities. However, privacy extends far beyond financial transactions. It could be argued that privacy has the potential to unlock a multitude of non-financial use cases—if only we could compute on private data without compromising its confidentiality. Feeding private data into generative AI platforms or allowing them to train on user-generated content raises significant privacy concerns.
Every day, we unknowingly share fragments of our data through various channels. This data can be categorized into three broad types:
The publicly shared data has fueled the growth of social media and the internet, generating billions of dollars in economic value and creating jobs. Companies have capitalized on this data to improve algorithms and enhance targeted advertising, leading to a concentration of data within a few powerful entities, as evidenced by scandals like Cambridge Analytica. Users, often unaware of the implications, continue to feed these data monopolies, further entrenching their dominance. With the rise of AI wearables, the potential for privacy invasion only increases.
As awareness of the importance of privacy grows, it becomes clear that while people are generally comfortable with their data being used, they want its contents to remain confidential. This desire for privacy presents a significant challenge: how can we allow services to use data without revealing the underlying information? Traditional encryption methods require decryption before computation, which introduces security vulnerabilities and increases the risk of data misuse.
Another critical issue is the concentration of sensitive data. Ideally, high-value data should be decentralized to avoid central points of failure, but sharing data across multiple parties or nodes raises concerns about efficiency and consistent security standards.
This is where Nillion comes in. While blockchains have decentralized transactions, Nillion seeks to decentralize high-value data itself.
Nillion is a secure computation network designed to decentralize trust for high-value data. It addresses privacy challenges by leveraging Privacy-Enhancing Technologies (PETs), particularly Multi-Party Computation (MPC). These PETs enable users to securely store high-value data on Nillion's peer-to-peer network of nodes and allow computations to be executed on the masked data itself. This approach eliminates the need to decrypt data prior to computation, thereby enhancing the security of sensitive information.
The Nillion network enables computations on hidden data, unlocking new possibilities across various sectors. Early adopters in the Nillion community are already building tools for private predictive AI, secure storage and compute solutions for healthcare, password management, and trading data. Developers can create applications and services that utilize PETs like MPC to perform blind computations on private user data without revealing it to the network or other users.
The Nillion Network operates through two interdependent layers:
When decentralized applications (dApps) or other blockchain networks require privacy-enhanced data (e.g., blind computations), they must pay in $NIL, the network's native token. The Coordination Layer's nodes manage the payments between the dApp and the Petnet, while infrastructure providers on the Petnet are rewarded in $NIL for securely storing data and performing computations.
The Coordination Layer functions as a Cosmos chain, with infrastructure providers staking $NIL to secure the network, just like in other Cosmos-based chains. This dual-layer architecture ensures that Nillion can scale effectively while maintaining robust security and privacy standards.
At the heart of Nillion's architecture is the concept of clustering. Each cluster consists of a variable number of nodes tailored to meet specific security, cost, and performance requirements. Unlike traditional blockchains, Nillion's compute network does not rely on a global shared state, allowing it to scale both vertically and horizontally. As demand for storage or compute power increases, clusters can scale up their infrastructure or new clusters of nodes can be added.
Clusters can be specialized to handle different types of requests, such as provisioning large amounts of storage for secrets or utilizing specific hardware to accelerate particular computations. This flexibility enables the Nillion network to adapt to various use cases and workloads.
$NIL is the governance and staking token of the Nillion network, playing a crucial role in securing and managing the network. Its primary functions include:
Nillion's advanced data privacy capabilities open up a wide range of potential use cases, both within and beyond the crypto space:
Chorus One is a genesis validator on the Nillion mainnet, and is officially supporting $NIL staking. To stake your $NIL with us, select the Chorus One validator at the link below, and begin staking with us today!
At Chorus One, we aim to provide users with a best-in-class experience across a wide variety of networks. To maintain this standard, we periodically assess our supported networks for current and future viability. In light of market conditions and lower network activity, we have made the decision to stop supporting the networks below at the end of this month. These include:
These changes are part of an ongoing effort to streamline our focus and dedicate resources to networks with stronger long-term growth potential.
We are proud to have supported these networks and their users. However, there are a few trends we have observed that have led to our decision:
If you’re currently staking tokens on any of these networks, we kindly ask that you migrate them to a different validator by March 31, 2025. After this date, staking rewards from our public nodes will no longer be guaranteed. Please ensure your tokens are unstaked or re-delegated before then.
To view all current supported networks, node addresses, and APY, click here.
This decision allows us to allocate more resources and attention to the networks that show the most promise in terms of activity, user growth, and long-term sustainability. As we continue to grow and evolve, we remain committed to offering the best staking services and supporting the most innovative and active networks in the industry.
If you have any questions or need assistance with unstaking your tokens, our support team is here to help. Feel free to reach out to us via support@chorus.one.
Chorus One is one of the largest institutional staking providers globally, operating infrastructure for over 60 Proof-of-Stake (PoS) networks, including Ethereum, Cosmos, Solana, Avalanche, Near, and others. Since 2018, we have been at the forefront of the PoS industry, offering easy-to-use, enterprise-grade staking solutions, conducting industry-leading research, and investing in innovative protocols through Chorus One Ventures. As an ISO 27001 certified provider, Chorus One also offers slashing and double-signing insurance to its institutional clients. For more information, visit chorus.one or follow us on LinkedIn, X (formerly Twitter), and Telegram.
Berachain is officially live on mainnet. This marks the beginning of a transformative period for DeFi, where security and liquidity scale together under Berachain’s novel Proof-of-Liquidity (PoL) consensus.
The goal of Berachain’s proof-of-liquidity (PoL) consensus mechanism is to allow security and liquidity to scale together. In traditional proof-of-stake (PoS) blockchains, a substantial amount of capital is locked to ensure network security. This staked capital, while ensuring network security, remains idle, and does not contribute to the liquidity of the ecosystem. The fundamental idea behind proof-of-liquidity is to remove this trade-off between security and liquidity, by directly incentivizing DeFi activity with sustainable staking revenues.
Berachain’s economic design revolves around three distinct tokens:
Validators propose blocks based on their $BERA stake and distribute emissions of $BGT, which can be allocated to Reward Vaults. The amount of emissions they can distribute depends on their $BGT stake, if we want to mention this: (1) How often they propose depends on their $BERA stake. (2) How much $BGT they distribute upon proposal depends on their $BGT stake.Users providing DeFi liquidity can stake their receipt tokens in these reward vaults to be eligible for $BGT rewards.
BEX: The Berachain Exchange
BEX is a native decentralized exchange featuring House Pools and Metapools to enhance liquidity efficiency. Liquidity providers not only earn trading fees but also accumulate $BGT, which can be staked with validators to influence governance and optimize emissions.
Bends: Native Lending Markets
Bends allows users to borrow $HONEY against collateral such as ETH, BTC, and USDC. By interacting with Bends, users deepen liquidity while simultaneously earning $BGT emissions, creating a dual-incentive model for sustainable lending.
Berps: Perpetual Futures TradingBerps is Berachain’s native perpetual futures exchange, offering high-performance derivatives trading with deep liquidity and efficient capital deployment.
With Berachain’s unique emission mechanics, delegators need a sophisticated strategy to maximize returns. This is where BeraBoost comes in—an automated allocation algorithm developed by Chorus One Research that dynamically optimizes $BGT distribution to maximize rewards.
Validators on Berachain play a crucial role in emission allocation. Delegators who stake with a validator benefit from the validator’s strategy for directing emissions to Reward Vaults. BeraBoost takes this a step further by:
This mirrors how traditional DeFi yield farming strategies work but integrates them directly at the consensus level. As Camila Ramos highlighted in this thread, Berachain’s PoL effectively allows users to outsource their farming strategies to validators, providing an avenue for both sophisticated and unsophisticated users to optimize their returns without active management.
Learn more about BeraBoost here.
Berachain’s Proof-of-Liquidity introduces a fundamental shift in blockchain economics. By aligning security with capital efficiency, Berachain not only enhances validator incentives but also fosters deeper liquidity for the entire ecosystem. The introduction of BeraBoost further refines this model, allowing delegators to passively maximize returns while reinforcing the network’s decentralized security.With mainnet now live, Berachain is poised to redefine on-chain liquidity dynamics, governance participation, and validator incentives—all while maintaining seamless Ethereum compatibility. Builders, liquidity providers, and institutional players now have a powerful new platform to engage with.
To get started with staking or liquidity provisioning, reach out to us at staking@chorus.one and check out our staking guide here. The era of Proof-of-Liquidity is here.
Chorus One is one of the largest institutional staking providers globally, operating infrastructure for over 60 Proof-of-Stake (PoS) networks, including Ethereum, Cosmos, Solana, Avalanche, Near, and others. Since 2018, we have been at the forefront of the PoS industry, offering easy-to-use, enterprise-grade staking solutions, conducting industry-leading research, and investing in innovative protocols through Chorus One Ventures. As an ISO 27001 certified provider, Chorus One also offers slashing and double-signing insurance to its institutional clients. For more information, visit chorus.one or follow us on LinkedIn, X (formerly Twitter), and Telegram.
Chorus One Validator: tnam1qxsx2ezu89gx252kwwluqp7hadyp285tkczhaqg0or search for Chorus One on the Namada Staking page.
Recommended Wallet: Namada Keychain (Chrome or Firefox only)
Block Explorer: https://namada.info/
Unstaking Period: 14 days
Namada (NAM) is a proof of stake (PoS) layer-1 blockchain from the Anoma foundation designed to prioritize privacy in multi-asset transactions using zero-knowledge proof technology and focusing on interchain asset-agnostic data protection.
Built on the Tendermint consensus engine, it uses a mechanism called Zcash Sapling Protocol to enable shielded transfers, allowing users to transact privately while supporting interoperability with other blockchains.
Namada stands out for its native multi-asset support, meaning any asset from connected chains or created within Namada can benefit from its privacy features without needing custom contracts.
The platform also introduces an innovative feature called Privacy as a Public Good. It rewards users for using private transactions by allocating a portion of transaction fees and staking rewards to fund privacy-centric initiatives.
Namada aims to enhance privacy across the blockchain ecosystem, offering a solution that seamlessly integrates privacy with usability, making it accessible for both developers and end-users.
1. Install the Namada Keychain browser extension
To begin, you will need to Namada Keychain, which can be downloaded here:
Please note that currently the Namada Keychain is only supported on Chrome and Firefox.
If you already have the Namada Keychain installed, skip ahead to: How to stake
Example of the Namada Keychain webpage.
Next, set up your wallet by either creating a new wallet via a 12 or 24-word phrase from the Namada Keychain, or connect via Ledger which will require having already installed the Namada app from Ledger Live.
If you are creating a new wallet from the Namada Keychain directly, please be sure to store your 12 or 24-word phrase securely.
You will be prompted to enter some random words from your seed phrase to ensure you wrote it down correctly. Next, you will be prompted to set a password for your Namada Keychain.
Your seed phrase cannot be recovered if lost. Please be sure to write this down somewhere secure and never share it with anyone.
Anyone with access to your seed phrase will have access to your funds.
2. How to stake
Next, navigate to https://interface.namada.tududes.com/ to view the overview interface for Namada.
Example of the Namada overview interface.
You can search for Chorus One in the search bar or enter the Chorus One validator address to find the correct validator from the Staking interface.
tnam1qxsx2ezu89gx252kwwluqp7hadyp285tkczhaqg0Simply click on 'Stake' and you will be brought to the staking page.
Example of the Namada staking interface.
You may need to search for Chorus One again to find it from the list of available validators.
Example of staking 50 NAM to Chorus One.
Simply enter how much NAM you wish to stake with Chorus One and then complete the transaction in your Namada Keychain and sign the transaction.
You will be prompted to enter the password you set for your Namada Keychain wallet to finalize the transaction.
Once you have approved the transaction, you have successfully staked your NAM!
3. Increasing and managing your NAM stake
If you'd like to increase or manage your NAM stake, you can do so from the Namada Overview page or the Namada Staking page.
Enter the amount of NAM you would like to increase your stake by.
Follow the same steps as before to approve and finalize your staking transaction.
4. Unstaking your NAM
If you wish to unstake your NAM, this can be done from the Namada Staking page which will provide an overview of your staked balances and which validators you have delegated to.
Below is an example of how it may look for you.
Example of the Namada Staking interface.
To unstake, simply click on the 'Unstake' button and follow the prompts to approve and finalize the transaction, similar to the steps taken to stake your NAM originally.
When unstaking your NAM, please note that it will take 14 days to complete during which time your staked balance will not be earning staking rewards.
After this period has passed, your NAM will become liquid again and you can transact with it.
If you are an institutional investor looking to stake Namada (NAM) with Chorus One, please reach out to us via our staking request form.
About Chorus One
Chorus One is one of the largest institutional staking providers globally, operating infrastructure for over 60 Proof-of-Stake (PoS) networks, including Ethereum, Cosmos, Solana, Avalanche, Near, and others. Since 2018, we have been at the forefront of the PoS industry, offering easy-to-use, enterprise-grade staking solutions, conducting industry-leading research, and investing in innovative protocols through Chorus One Ventures. As an ISO 27001 certified provider, Chorus One also offers slashing and double-signing insurance to its institutional clients. For more information, visit chorus.one or follow us on LinkedIn, X (formerly Twitter), and Telegram.
Tezos governance has been very active lately. In June 2024, the Paris upgrade introduced important changes, including a new locked staking model and adaptive issuance that ties rewards to the ratio of staked XTZ.
Just a few months later, on November 24, 2024, another significant governance milestone was achieved with the approval of the Quebec proposal during Proposal Period 135. Quebec is anticipated to go live on Tezos in early 2025.
Two proposals were up for consideration:
Both proposals built upon the Paris changes but had no differences in approach besides in the adaptive issuance schedule. Ultimately, Quebec won with 187 million votes to 104 million, with a 33% participation rate among bakers.
Lower Block Times
Reducing block times from 10 seconds to 8 seconds will enhance performance and improve UX by offering faster finality.
Increased Delegation Limit
Bakers can now accept delegations up to 9x their stake, up from 5x. This benefits bakers, allowing them to earn higher rewards by accommodating more delegated stake.
Reduction in Voting Power for Delegators
Paris introduced locked staking, incentivizing users to stake rather than delegate their XTZ, and reducing delegated voting power by 50%. Quebec takes this further, reducing the voting weight of delegated XTZ to 33% of staked XTZ.
This adjustment encourages delegators to transition to staking for full voting power and rewards.
If you're currently delegating your XTZ to a Chorus One baker, visit this website to learn how to start staking and maximize your rewards!
Adaptive Issuance
Quebec implements a more aggressive reduction in baking rewards to address sell pressure on XTZ. Under Quebec, if 50% of XTZ is staked, the yield is reduced to 1%, compared to 3% in the Q3NA proposal, as depicted on the graph below.
Some validators and community members raised valid concerns:
While these concerns are noteworthy, the focus remains on the network's long-term health, and the community has clearly shown its preferred choice.
Despite some reservations about the steep reduction in issuance, Chorus One and other supporters voted for Quebec. This decision reflects confidence in the Tezos Foundation’s long-term vision and its alignment with the ecosystem's core contributors.
If you're currently delegating your XTZ to a Chorus One baker, visit our guide to learn how to start staking and maximize your rewards!
About Chorus One
Chorus One is one of the largest institutional staking providers globally, operating infrastructure for over 60 Proof-of-Stake (PoS) networks, including Ethereum, Cosmos, Solana, Avalanche, Near, and others. Since 2018, we have been at the forefront of the PoS industry, offering easy-to-use, enterprise-grade staking solutions, conducting industry-leading research, and investing in innovative protocols through Chorus One Ventures. As an ISO 27001 certified provider, Chorus One also offers slashing and double-signing insurance to its institutional clients. For more information, visit chorus.one or follow us on LinkedIn, X (formerly Twitter), and Telegram.
The TON blockchain has emerged as a promising platform, but for institutions (wallets, exchanges, custodians etc.) looking to offer Toncoin staking to their customers, current options come with serious limitations. From high staking minimums to complex pool management, existing solutions fall short of meeting the needs of large-scale, flexible staking.
Recognizing this gap, we have launched TON Pool – a staking solution designed to meet the unique requirements of institutional players while making Toncoin staking simpler, more efficient, and scalable.
The TON ecosystem currently offers the Nominator Pool and Single Nominator contracts as staking options. However, both models restrict the number of delegators and impose high minimum stake requirements, which limits accessibility for larger institutions that manage staking services for numerous clients. These limitations force institutions to distribute stakes manually across multiple pools, adding operational complexity and increasing transaction fees, while impacting the final yield. (We covered the current TON staking mechanisms in detail here.)
With these pain points in mind, we saw an opportunity to create a tailored solution that eliminates these barriers and optimizes staking for our customers needs.
TON Pool addresses the shortcomings of current models by providing a flexible, high-efficiency staking solution that scales for larger institutions and various service providers. TON Pool aggregates Toncoin from an unlimited number of users into a single pool, offering seamless in-protocol distribution across multiple validators and removing the need for complex management. The result? A more streamlined, cost-effective, and yield-optimized staking experience for institutions and their customers.
TON Pool is designed for:
One of the most significant advantages of TON Pool is its streamlined staking flow. Here’s a comparison of how staking works with traditional models versus TON Pool:
With TON Pool, customers no longer need to juggle multiple addresses or pay per transaction. Instead, they delegate once, paying a single fee, while all technical complexities are managed seamlessly within the protocol.
“TON Pool is our answer to the challenges institutions face when staking on the TON blockchain. We built this solution to remove unnecessary steps, lower costs, and provide a scalable option for institutions that require a higher degree of flexibility. TON Pool makes staking more accessible and profitable, which we believe is essential to driving the TON ecosystem forward,” - Brian Fabian Crain, CEO, Chorus One.
For more details about TON Pool and to get exclusive discounted commission rates, reach out at staking@chorus.one, and sign up now to be among the first to experience streamlined, scalable Toncoin staking.
Chorus One is one of the largest institutional staking providers globally, operating infrastructure for over 60 Proof-of-Stake (PoS) networks, including Ethereum, Cosmos, Solana, Avalanche, Near, and others. Since 2018, we have been at the forefront of the PoS industry, offering easy-to-use, enterprise-grade staking solutions, conducting industry-leading research, and investing in innovative protocols through Chorus One Ventures. As an ISO 27001 certified provider, Chorus One also offers slashing and double-signing insurance to its institutional clients. For more information, visit chorus.one or follow us on LinkedIn, X (formerly Twitter), and Telegram.
Ethereum’s continuous drive for innovation has brought us through various transformative upgrades over the years. From the transition to Proof of Stake with The Merge to the improved fee structures of the London hard fork, Ethereum has proven time and again that it can adapt, scale, and evolve. Now, the Ethereum community is on the cusp of something even more significant: the Pectra upgrade—Ethereum’s most ambitious overhaul yet.
The Pectra upgrade, poised to begin its roll out in early 2025, promises to push the boundaries of Ethereum's scalability, security, and efficiency, each focusing on different aspects of Ethereum’s architecture. These enhancements will ensure Ethereum is equipped to handle the next phase of decentralized applications and economic activity.
This introductory article will give you a comprehensive overview of Pectra, explain the rationale behind splitting the upgrade into two phases, and provide a sneak peek into the key staking oriented Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs) that will shape the network’s future. In subsequent articles, we will dive deeper into each major EIP, exploring their implications for both developers and users.
The decision to split Pectra into two phases—Pectra A and Pectra B—was driven by the growing complexity of the planned upgrades. To manage this scope without introducing bugs or security risks, Ethereum developers opted for a phased approach, with Pectra A launching in early 2025 and Pectra B following later in the year. This approach allows for a smoother, more controlled rollout, giving developers the time to test and refine each change thoroughly.
Pectra A focuses on critical improvements such as reducing node data storage through Verkle Trees, which will lessen the load on validators, as well as introducing "smart account" features and other staking changes, like MAX-EB.
Pectra B, while not yet finalized, is expected to include PeerDAS, a feature aimed at enhancing Layer 2 scalability, along with changes to the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM).
Each phase of Pectra comes with its own set of EIPs, aimed at enhancing Ethereum’s performance, security, and developer experience. Some key staking-related EIPs confirmed for the first phase include:
For the full list of Pectra-related EIPs, visit this link.
The Pectra upgrade is more than just a technical enhancement—it represents the future of Ethereum. By addressing critical issues such as scalability, transaction costs, and decentralization, Pectra prepares the network to handle the demands of tomorrow’s decentralized applications.
In the following articles, we'll explore these EIPs in greater detail. From streamlining staking operations to the benefits of "MAX-EB," we’ll examine how these changes will impact the ecosystem, particularly in the realm of staking, and why they’re crucial to Ethereum's continued growth.
Stay tuned as we unpack each EIP and see how Pectra will redefine Ethereum for the years to come.
About Chorus One
Chorus One is one of the largest institutional staking providers globally, operating infrastructure for over 60 Proof-of-Stake (PoS) networks, including Ethereum, Cosmos, Solana, Avalanche, Near, and others. Since 2018, we have been at the forefront of the PoS industry, offering easy-to-use, enterprise-grade staking solutions, conducting industry-leading research, and investing in innovative protocols through Chorus One Ventures. As an ISO 27001 certified provider, Chorus One also offers slashing and double-signing insurance to its institutional clients. For more information, visit chorus.one or follow us on LinkedIn, X (formerly Twitter), and Telegram.
Follow this step-by-step guide to stake your Bitcoin (BTC) to the Babylon protocol via Chorus One’s Finality Provider. [using Staking Rewards]
Important to note:
It is recommended that you have Step 1 prepared ahead of time, to be ready for when BTC staking goes live.
Bitcoin (BTC) staking on Babylon will be activated once the BTC block height passes 857909. At this exact point, the “Stake Now” button will be activated in the Stake App and BTC staking transactions can be submitted.
For the Babylon’s Phase 1 mainnet, the Stake App will only support BTC staking via OKX Wallet. Install the OKX wallet browser extension and deposit your BTC before proceeding to the next step.
Note: When setting up and funding your wallet, it is important to:
(1) not use a hardware a wallet (such as Ledger), aside from Keystone QR code either directly or through other software wallets and
(2) not use a wallet that holds any Bitcoin Inscriptions.
(3) choose either Native Segwit or Taproot format
Navigate to the Chorus One’s BTC Staking Interface.
The direct link will be: https://www.stakingrewards.com/stake-app?input=bitcoin&type=babylon-staking&provider=chorus-one&locked=true
Connect your wallet. If you’re visiting the website for the first time, you will need to sign the signature request to get your wallet connected.
Input the amount of BTC you want to stake. During Babylon Phase 1, you have the option to stake between 0.005 and 0.05 BTC per transaction.
Select or switch the address format in your wallet.
Next you can choose to keep the current network fee or prioritize your delegation by increasing the transaction fee.
Reminder: The cap for phase 1 will fill very quickly (around 20 - 40 mins). The higher you set your fee, the higher the likelihood your BTC will be staked to the next block, before the cap is filled.
If your stake arrives after the cap is filled, then it will be in the “overflow” status and you will need to unbond and withdraw your BTC.
Finalize the staking process by clicking “Stake” and confirm the transaction in your wallet.
Congratulations you have successfully staked your BTC to Babylon via Chorus One’s Finality Provider. You can now track your staked position via the Staking Terminal.
You can unstake your BTC and withdraw it via the Staking Terminal. There are two steps required to withdraw your BTC,
Note: Stake will automatically unbond after 65 weeks.
To begin the process of unstaking your BTC follow the the steps below:
Visit the Staking Terminal to view your staking positions.
Connect the wallet you staked with previously.
Navigate to the “My Holdings” tab to view your staked positions.
Click on position details and select “Unbond”. Confirm the transaction in your wallet.
You can monitor your unbonded BTC via the “Unbonding” as shown below. Once your unbonding period of 7 days ends, you will be able to withdraw your BTC.
About Chorus One
Chorus One is a leading institutional staking provider, securing over $3 billion in assets across 60+ Proof-of-Stake networks. Since 2018, Chorus One has been a trusted partner for institutions, offering enterprise-grade solutions, industry-leading research, and investments in cutting-edge protocols.
