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ETH on Gemini

Gemini pays 3.0 % APY on Ethereum (ETH) as a Earn rate. On YieldScope Gemini carries a safety grade of B, scored across five risk criteria. Below: where ETH earns more — and where it earns safer.

Gemini pays
3.0 %
🔒 Earn
#8 of 31 venues for ETH · grade B platform
A safer alternative
1.75 %
Coinbase Earn A
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Yield source: Staking rewards

Verified Jul 17, 2026 Manual review
Comparison

Where else ETH earns

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Gemini pays 3.0 % on ETH. Here's how other venues compare — by rate and by safety.

Venue APY Terms Grade
Gemini (this page)
3.0 %
🔒 Earn B
CoinDepo
12 %
Flexible F
WhiteBIT
10.9 %
🔒 30d lock B
StakeWise (osETH)
7.47 %
Earn C
Telegram Wallet
6.49 %
Flexible F
Nexo
3.25 %
Flexible C

Gemini is graded B. If safety matters more than a few extra basis points, Coinbase Earn earns ETH at a higher grade (A).

Safety

Why Gemini is graded B

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Five binary safety criteria — each one passed or not. The more passed, the safer.

5 criteria · check each one
  • Regulation

    One of the most regulated US venues — a New York Trust Company under NYDFS charter since 2015, held to fiduciary and capital-reserve standards. Source →

  • Proof-of-Reserves

    Reserves are under NYDFS supervision and the GUSD stablecoin gets a monthly attestation by BPM LLP. Source →

  • Flexible withdrawal

    Staking has no platform lock-up — only the network's unbonding period (about 4 days for ETH) applies. Source →

  • Insurance Fund

    No separately disclosed insurance fund for staked assets; NYDFS instead requires excess capital reserves. Source →

  • Track record (2+ years incident-free)

    Founded 2014 by the Winklevoss twins. The Gemini Earn lending crisis (2022–23, via Genesis) ended with 100% of the ~$2.2B returned to users; no major exchange hack. Source →

History

ETH rate history on Gemini

3.0 %–3.0 % · 27 days

Daily snapshots from YieldScope's rate sync. Hover to inspect any day.

Rate history

How ETH yields moved across exchanges

Best rate over time
12 %

from 2026-05-25 to 2026-07-17

Source: daily snapshots via exchange APIs

Calculator

Your money, this pair

How much will you earn?

ETH
Interest
+0.0304 ETH
Total
1.0304 ETH
On Gemini:+0.0001per day·+0.0025per month·+0.0304per year

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.

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How it works

How ETH earns on Gemini

When you deposit ETH into Gemini's earn product you receive 3.0 % APY as a Earn rate. The platform puts the asset to work and shares the yield — your balance grows without you doing anything.

This is a base rate, not a promotional teaser: it's what an ordinary deposit actually earns. Gemini carries a YieldScope safety grade of B, so weigh the yield against platform risk — a higher rate on a weaker grade is not automatically a better deal.

Rates on ETH move with lending demand and market conditions. We re-check them daily and keep a history, so you can see whether today's number is unusually high, unusually low, or steady.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the ETH earn rate on Gemini?
Gemini currently pays 3.0 % APY on ETH as a Earn rate. Rates float and are refreshed daily on YieldScope — see the date stamp above for the last update.
Is earning ETH on Gemini safe?
Gemini has a YieldScope safety grade of B, based on five binary criteria: regulation, proof of reserves, flexible withdrawal, insurance fund and incident track record. A higher grade means lower platform risk — but no yield is risk-free, and this is not financial advice.
Is there a lock-up for ETH on Gemini?
This ETH rate requires a lock-up (Earn). Your funds are committed for the term, so factor that in before depositing.
How is the ETH yield generated?
Earn products pay you because the platform puts your ETH to work — typically lending it to borrowers or deploying it in market-making — and passes part of the return back to you. That's also why yield carries risk: it isn't free money, and it depends on the platform staying solvent.