BERA Interest Rates
Berachain · BERA
Altcoin
How BERA yields moved across exchanges
from 2026-06-09 to 2026-06-18
Source: daily snapshots via exchange APIs
How much will you earn?
| Platform | Interest | Total |
|---|---|---|
★ OKX Earn | +1.2906 | 11.2906 |
 Binance Earn | +0.6602 | 10.6602 |
 Bybit Earn | +0.2284 | 10.2284 |
Method: monthly compounding (1 + APR/12)ⁿ, where APR is the exchange's stated rate. The realized 12-month return is slightly higher due to reinvestment. Rates may change. Not financial advice.
Coin signals
- 🪙 Very small market cap: $65M
- 💧 Modest liquidity: $22M / 24h
- 📉 Price well below all-time high (-98% from ATH)
- 📅 Down over the year (-88%)
- 📊 Low market cap rank (#376)
BERA rates on the move
All platforms for BERA
| Platform | Best | Type | Platf. risk | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OKX Earn | 12.2 % | flexible | B | Open |
| Binance Earn | 6.41 % | flexible | C | Open |
| Bybit Earn | 2.26 % | flexible | C | Open |
What is BERA
Berachain (BERA) — a top-500 altcoin by market cap. Trades on major exchanges including Bybit, Binance, Coinbase. See CoinGecko for full project details: https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/berachain-bera
Known risks
- ⚠High price volatility
- ⚠Regulatory uncertainty in some jurisdictions
- ⚠Smart contract / chain-specific risks
BERA yield FAQ
What's the best BERA interest rate right now? +
The highest BERA rate we currently track is 12.2% APY on OKX Earn, which we grade B for safety. These are base rates refreshed daily — not promotional teasers.
Is earning interest on BERA safe? +
It depends on the platform, not the coin. We grade every platform A–F on five checks: regulation, proof-of-reserves, flexible withdrawals, an insurance fund, and track record. Check the grade next to each rate before depositing — a higher APY often means higher risk.
Are these BERA rates promotional? +
No. We track 3 platforms for BERA and publish base rates only — never the headline promo or teaser tiers that apply to tiny balances. Floating rates are labelled as snapshots, so the number reflects what a normal balance realistically earns.
