Tool

Is the higher tier worth the stake?

Compare a tier’s extra rewards with what you must lock up, and see the price drop that cancels the benefit.

Short answer

Divide a staked tier’s extra yearly rewards by the value of the tokens you lock up: that percentage is the price fall that wipes out the benefit. On Crypto.com’s Ruby Steel tier at $1,500 a month in Canada, the stake route adds about $225 a year against a CA$650 stake, so a 35% fall in CRO cancels it.

Figures as of November 3, 2026.
Mitey the yeti weighing two numbers in a notebook
Mitey writes the stake on one line and a year of extra rewards on the next, then divides one by the other.

The tier

Use the rewards vs fees tool: higher tier’s net minus the base tier’s net.
Price drop that cancels a year of extra rewards4.5%
Extra rewards as a % of the stake4.5%
Token price over the yearStake gain / lossPlus extra rewardsNet vs not staking
-75%−$3,000$180−$2,820
-50%−$2,000$180−$1,820
-25%−$1,000$180−$820
-10%−$400$180−$220
0%$0$180$180
+25%$1,000$180$1,180
Ignores that extra rewards paid in the same token also change value, and any unstaking delay.
Ruby Steel staked vs the free tier, computed
Ruby Steel staked vs the free tier, computed: inputs, steps and result
Spend$1,500 in CAD + $150 foreign a month
TierCrypto.com Visa — Ruby Steel (CRO stake)CA$650 of CRO locked for 12 months
Net a year on the free Midnight Blue tier−$36.00
Net a year on Ruby Steel (staked)$188.64
Extra value from the tier$224.64
CRO price drop that cancels the extra34.6%extra value ÷ value of the stake

Open this example in the calculator →Computed 2026-11-03.

What this means for you

Compare the subscription route where one exists: CA$69.90 a year for Ruby Steel has no price risk.