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Starknet BTC Staking

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This Starknet guide explains how to stake Bitcoin using wallets, validators, or liquid staking tokens, with step-by-step instructions.

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About Starknet BTC Staking

This Starknet user guide explains how to stake tokenized Bitcoin on Starknet. It covers three routes: delegating to validators without running a node, acquiring liquid staking tokens (LSTs) that represent staked tokens and can still be used in DeFi, and running a validator node, which the guide notes requires meeting node requirements including a minimum STRK threshold but does not detail further.

The guide walks through setting up a Starknet wallet (Ready or Braavos), obtaining a supported tokenized Bitcoin, and staking through a wallet or a platform such as the Earn portal, Endur, or Voyager. Supported tokens are WBTC, LBTC, SolvBTC and tBTC. Native Bitcoin exists only on the Bitcoin network, so users must bridge or swap to a tokenized version first; some wallets subsidize transactions or allow fees in wBTC, otherwise STRK is needed for fees.

Key features

  • Step-by-step instructions for staking Bitcoin as a delegator on Starknet
  • Explains liquid staking tokens and how to acquire them
  • Lists supported tokenized Bitcoin: WBTC, LBTC, SolvBTC, tBTC
  • Covers wallet setup with Ready or Braavos
  • Describes staking through the Earn portal and Endur
  • Notes transaction fee options, including STRK requirement
Best for: Bitcoin holders on Starknet who want practical, step-by-step guidance on delegating stake or using liquid staking tokens.
Good for
  • Covers three participation routes: delegator, liquid staking tokens and validator
  • Names supported Bitcoin tokens and specific wallets, bridges and platforms
  • Flags fee handling differences between wallets
Watch out for
  • Validator instructions are not included and are referred to Starknet Docs
  • Requires a tokenized Bitcoin rather than native Bitcoin, plus a Starknet wallet
  • No pricing or reward-rate figures are given

Starknet BTC Staking at a glance

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Android, Web
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Language
English
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026
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Starknet BTC Staking FAQ

Which Bitcoin tokens can be staked on Starknet?
The guide lists WBTC, LBTC, SolvBTC and tBTC as supported tokenized Bitcoin.
Can I stake native Bitcoin?
No. Native Bitcoin exists only on the Bitcoin network, so you need a supported tokenized version on Starknet, moved there via a bridge or swap.
Do I need STRK to stake?
Some wallets subsidize transactions or let users pay fees with wBTC. With a different wallet, you need STRK to pay transaction fees.
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