I never thought that there would be a way in the crypto world where you could effortlessly make some money without using your brain. To be honest, what gives me the most headache in the crypto world is that you have to constantly monitor the market and adjust your positions; if you relax even a little, the market can catch you off guard. So when someone asks me, 'Is there an easier way?' I used to reply, 'Don't even think about it, there's no such good thing in crypto.'

But recently, my perspective on #SoftStaking has completely changed.

The reason is simple: it addresses a small detail that we usually overlook — those coins that are just lying in wallets, not traded or used. To be honest, these coins are like stagnant water, just collecting dust. The logic of #SoftStaking is: since you are too lazy to move them, why not let them 'work' for you and earn money?

More importantly, it has no usage thresholds and will not change your original operation habits.

You can continue to use your wallet as you normally would; trading, withdrawing, and transferring can be done at any time without needing to lock up your assets or perform any extra operations. The only change is that when these coins are idle, the system will automatically calculate the earnings for you. It refreshes once a day, and you can clearly see the numbers slowly growing.

Many people's first reaction is definitely, 'So how much can the earnings be? Isn't that just boasting?'

To be frank, the annualized return is about 3%. This number may not sound high, but it excels in stability and carries no extra risk — these coins were originally idle; you're just flipping a switch to let them quietly accrue earnings in the background.

I now prefer to think of it as a habit, like adding a 'little vault' to my idle wallet.

Opportunities for sudden wealth in the crypto world are indeed rare, but at least don't let the coins in your hand collect dust for nothing. Even if it's just a little more each day, over time, this feeling is much better than 'doing nothing.'

So now when someone asks me this question, my answer has changed to:

'Want an easy way? Then just open SoftStaking and let it sit there; after all, it’s idle anyway, let it 'work' by itself, and you just need to take a glance at the earnings occasionally.'