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Comparison

KTON vs Stakee

Stakee and KTON are both built on the TonCore liquid staking contract family, so they work the same way underneath: deposit Gram, hold a token, redeem it for more Gram later. The differences are the fee, how each pool is run and who runs it.

Updated · TonStake

On this page
  1. 1Side by side
  2. 2Where they differ
  3. 3Yield
  4. 4Which one to choose
  5. 5Frequently asked questions

Side by side

Read from both contracts with the same method · Oct 26, 2026
KTON logoKTONStakee logoStakee
Staked1.9M Gram21M Gram
Market share1.1%11.7%
30-day APY13.61%13.99%
90-day APY13.30%13.60%
Fee16% (on-chain)19% (on-chain)
exchange rate1.08301.1680
26 weeks

Where they differ

Fees read from each contract; the rest from each project’s own materials.
KTONStakee
TokenKTONSTAKED
Fee (on-chain)16% of rewards19% of rewards
ContractTonCore LST V2, audited by TonBitTonCore liquid staking, CertiK audit (per Stakee)
AccessWeb app, Telegram Mini App, TON Connect walletsTelegram bot and web app
Pool size1.9M Gram21M Gram

Yield

Over 30 days Stakee paid 14.0% and KTON 13.6%; over 90 days, 13.6% and 13.3%. Stakee’s contract reports a 19% fee against KTON’s 16%, so the gap between them comes from how each pool is run round to round, not from the fee.

Which one to choose

  • Choose Stakee if you prefer staking through its Telegram bot and its recent yield matters most to you.
  • Choose KTON if you want a 16% fee, a public TonBit audit of the exact contract and a team running TON staking since 2021. How KTON works.

Frequently asked questions

Which has the lower fee, KTON or Stakee?
Read from the contracts on Oct 26, 2026: KTON takes 16% of rewards and Stakee 19%. Both take it from rewards, not from your deposit.
What is the STAKED token?
STAKED is Stakee’s liquid staking token. Like KTON, it redeems for a growing amount of Gram as rounds pay out.