Marinade vs Tonstakers

Marinade4.3/5

VS

Tonstakers3.8/5

Feature	MarinadeVisit	TonstakersVisit
Ratings
Our score	4.3/5	3.8/5
User rating	No reviews yet	No reviews yet
Yield	4.5	4.0
Security	4.5	3.5
Liquidity	4.0	4.0
Decentralization	4.5	3.0
Ease of use	4.0	4.5
Specs
KYC required	No	No
Type	Liquid staking, Native staking	Liquid staking
Stakeable assets	SOL	GRAM
Receipt token	mSOL	tsTON
Minimum stake	Not disclosed	1 GRAM
Withdrawal time	Not disclosed	Minutes
Chains	Solana	TON
Node operators	Automated delegation across hundreds of Solana validators via Stake Auction Marketplace	Not disclosed
Audited	Yes	Yes
Restaking	No	No
Typical reward rate	5.04% - 7.6%	Up to 21% APY
Company
Founded	2021	2023
Headquarters	United States	—
Investors	Not disclosed	Not disclosed
Strengths and weaknesses
Pros	Supports native staking without smart contract custody exposure Liquid staking via mSOL is widely integrated across Solana DeFi Smart contracts audited by Neodyme, Ackee Blockchain, and Kudelski Security No identity verification or KYC required for retail staking	Over $189M in total value locked across TON as of October 2026 Accessible 1 GRAM minimum deposit requirement Automated reward compounding every 18 hours Direct Telegram mini-app and TON wallet integrations without KYC
Cons	Limited entirely to the Solana blockchain mSOL trades at market rates and can temporarily depeg from redemption value Instant unstaking requires secondary market liquidity or pool reserves Standard native unstaking remains subject to Solana epoch withdrawal delays	Exposure to tsTON market price depeg risk on secondary DEXs Limited to The Open Network without multichain options Requires keeping 1 GRAM reserved solely for network gas fees Smart contract risk from underlying validator and staking pools
Best for	Solana DeFi liquidity providers, Users avoiding smart contract risk, Institutions using qualified custodians	TON network token holders, DeFi liquidity providers on TON, Users staking via Telegram wallets

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