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.
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 year | Stake gain / loss | Plus extra rewards | Net 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 |
| Spend | $1,500 in CAD + $150 foreign a month |
|---|---|
| Tier | Crypto.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 extra | 34.6%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.