Stakely Blog

At Stakely, we validate Lit Protocol—a network that eliminates private keys on servers and enables programmable signing and encryption with access control, without custodians or single points of failure.

Pharos is an EVM-compatible L1 blockchain capable of 30,000 transactions per second, designed for tokenizing real-world assets (RWAs).

Learn how Ethereum staking works in 2026: solo, pools, liquid staking and restaking, plus how to choose secure infrastructure providers like Stakely.

Discover Somnia with Stakely, the EVM-compatible Layer 1 designed for real-time gaming, metaverses, and DeFi, offering low latency and high performance.

Aztec Network is an L2 on Ethereum that offers programmable privacy through zero-knowledge proofs and private contracts, securing the network alongside Stakely.

Discover what Kusama is, how it works as Polkadot’s canary network, and why it remains essential for developers, early adopters, and KSM staking.

Discover what Sui is, how its object-oriented architecture works, and how to stake SUI with Stakely to help secure the network and earn rewards.

Discover Aleo, the L1 blockchain that combines privacy, scalability, and programmability with Zero-Knowledge Proofs for secure and verifiable dApps.

Story, the L1 for programmable IP: register, license, and monetize with on-chain rules. Discover why Stakely is validating the network and how you can get involved.