If you're interested in staking Tezos yourself, you'll first need to set up an XTZ node. This demands some technical knowhow, as well as a commitment to remaining online and updating node software when necessary. Additionally, you'll need to hold — or be delegated — at least 8,000 XTZ. Depending on the current Tezos price, this can be quite expensive!
If that sounds like too much hard work, you can always delegate XTZ to the OKEx Pool's baking service. You'll earn between 5.3% and 6.3% in annual passive income while supporting the Tezos network's security. There's no minimum amount to delegate, and we offer both fixed-period and flexible options. Find out more about Tezos staking at OKEx .