Earn Rewards by Delegating Your BMZ

The Blockmaze delegator platform enables BMZ holders to participate in network security by delegating stake to active validators on the Blockmaze network. Delegators earn staking rewards without running validator infrastructure, while retaining full ownership of their tokens.

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Why Delegate on Blockmaze?

Earn Passive Income

Stake your BMZ and earn rewards without technical setup

Retain 100% Control

Blockmaze supports non-custodial delegation, so you always own your tokens

Low Barrier to Entry

Start with as little as BMZ and stake as many as you want.

Flexible Management

Redelegate or unbond anytime through the Blockmaze delegator dashboard

Support Network Security

Contribute to Blockmaze blockchain while earning

What To Evaluate Before Delegating

Delegation enables BMZ holders to support validator operations without running a node. Delegators remain the rightful owners of their stakes and earn passive rewards while validators’ rewards and weight in consensus get multiplied. Here’s what delegators need to analyze before assigning their stakes to a validator:

  • Profile details, including name, description, website, identity reference, security contact, etc.
  • Validator status (Active / Inactive / Deactivating)
  • Commission rate, maximum commission, and change limits
  • Self-stake and total stake
  • Uptime and block production history

Delegation carries shared responsibility. Validator downtime or protocol violations may impact rewards or delegated stake. So, delegators must carefully pick validators.

Process

How to Delegate Your BMZ

Delegation allows BMZ holders to support validator operations by assigning stake to active validators. Delegated tokens contribute to validator weight in consensus and earn staking rewards, while remaining under the delegator’s control.

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Step 1
Connect Your Wallet

Access the Blockmaze Delegator Platform and connect a Blockmaze-compatible wallet (MetaMask, Kepler, WalletConnect, etc.).

Step 2
Browse Validators

Navigate to the Validators section and review active validators using filters such as uptime, commission, and total stake.

Step 3
Select a Validator

Open the validator profile and confirm commission parameters, performance history, and active status.

Step 4
Enter Delegation Amount

Choose the amount of BMZ to delegate and review expected rewards and validator commission.

Step 5
Confirm and Sign

Approve the transaction in your wallet and wait for on-chain confirmation. Once confirmed, your delegation becomes active and begins earning rewards according to validator performance.

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What Delegators Can Manage From the Dashboard

  • Delegate and redelegate BMZ
  • Track rewards and commission impact
  • View validator performance
  • Unbond and withdraw stake
  • Monitor transaction history

Delegator Rewards, Commitment & Delegation Responsibility

1. Earning Rewards Through Delegation

Delegated BMZ bears staking rewards while bonded to an active validator. Rewards for Delegators are generated when validators partake in block production and consensus, and are evenly distributed after deducting validator commission.

Reward Structure:

  • Network APY: [X-Y]%
  • Distribution Frequency: [Per block / Per epoch / Daily]
  • Validator Commission: [X-Y]% (varies by validator)
  • Compounding: [Manual claim / Auto-compound available]
Validators also charge a commission rate for operating infrastructure. This is deducted from your gross rewards before distribution.

2. Unbonding, Redelegating, and Exit Timeline

Delegation is not instantly liquid. When a delegator initiates unbonding, BMZ tokens enter a fixed unbonding period during which they remain locked and stop earning rewards. This mechanism protects network stability and prevents sudden stake withdrawal.
  • Day 0 → Unbonding initiated
  • Days 1-21 → Tokens locked (no rewards; slashing risk remains)
  • Day 21 → Tokens released to wallet
Delegators may redelegate instantly to another active validator without entering the unbonding period, allowing continuous reward earning while changing validator exposure.

3. Understanding Delegation Risks

Delegation involves shared responsibility between delegators and validators. While rewards are earned through correct validator operation, certain risks should be understood before committing to BMZ.

Slashing Risk

If a validator violates protocol rules or experiences extended downtime, a portion of the delegated stake may be slashed proportionally. Severe violations, such as double-signing, may result in higher penalties.

Liquidity & Opportunity Risk

Delegated BMZ remains locked and cannot be used elsewhere. During the unbonding period, rewards stop accruing, and market price movements may impact value.
Network & Protocol Risk
Protocol upgrades, governance decisions, or smart contract changes may affect staking parameters. Audits and upgrade notices are published, but network evolution carries inherent risk.
Commission & Performance Risk
Validators may adjust commission rates within predefined limits. Prolonged downtime or poor performance can reduce rewards until redelegation occurs.
Protocol upgrades, governance decisions, or smart contract changes may affect staking parameters. Audits and upgrade notices are published, but network evolution carries inherent risk.