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Best Practices for Delegating SUI — Where Do You Stake?
Delegating SUI is one of the easiest ways to earn passive rewards in the Sui ecosystem. Users can delegate through wallets like Sui Wallet, Ethos, or Suiet, or go the advanced route with the Sui CLI.
But delegation isn’t just about clicking “stake” — the validator you choose affects your rewards, reliability, and even network health. Some validators offer higher APY, while others prioritize decentralization and stability.
Where do you delegate your SUI, and what’s your strategy for picking validators—highest rewards, most trusted validator, or supporting decentralization?
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Answers
2Where I Can Delegate My SUI:
- Wallets (Most Common & Easiest)
- Sui Wallet (official) → simple UI, “Staking/Earn” tab.
- Ethos Wallet → supports staking with validator selection.
- Suiet Wallet → similar flow, user-friendly interface. Steps:
- Open wallet → go to Staking/Earn → pick a validator → enter amount → confirm.
- Rewards start accruing from the next epoch (~24 hours).
- Sui CLI (Advanced Option):
- Use the command:
bash
sui client stake --amount <SUI> --validator <VALIDATOR_ADDRESS>
- Provides finer control, scripting/automation, and validator monitoring.
Which to choose?
- Wallet UI: Best for beginners; quick and safe.
- CLI: Best for advanced users who want automation, batch staking, or validator management.
If you bought Suiplay with your Google account and discovered you have a Walrus airdrop tied to it, the first step is to connect the same Google account you used for the purchase to the official Suiplay or Walrus platform. Once you log in, check the rewards, airdrop, or claims section, where linked drops usually appear. If you do not see it right away, make sure your wallet is also linked to the same account so that the tokens can be delivered directly. In some cases, you may need to verify ownership of your Google account through email confirmation before claiming. If you are still unsure, check the official Walrus or Suiplay documentation or support channels, since they often provide the exact claim process for airdrops tied to purchases.
How should the system handle edge cases such as multiple wallets, recovery of accounts, or delayed claims while preventing double-spending or equivocation of airdropped tokens?
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