Is Simanova a real exchange?

This is a demonstration interface. All prices, balances and orders are simulated placeholder data — no real trading, custody or payments occur.

How do I secure my account?

Enable an authenticator-based second factor, add a withdrawal address allowlist, and use a unique password stored in a password manager. Hardware security keys are supported.

What is the SIM token?

SIM is Simanova's native exchange token. Holders receive tiered trading fee rebates, launchpad allocations, governance voting rights and access to boosted staking vaults.

What fees does Simanova charge?

Spot fees start at 0.10% and scale down to 0.012% for maker orders at the highest volume tier. Holding SIM applies an additional rebate on every fill.

How long do withdrawals take?

Internal transfers settle instantly. On-chain withdrawals are typically broadcast within minutes, subject to network confirmation times and risk review.

Which assets can I stake?

Flexible vaults are available for SIM, BTC, ETH, SOL, ADA and DOGE. Locked terms of 60 to 180 days offer materially higher APY on selected assets.

How do you stake crypto?

You can run your own validator, delegate your coins to an existing validator, or use an exchange staking product that pools deposits and handles the validator infrastructure for you.

Is staking crypto safe?

Staking has real risks: price volatility while your coins are locked, lock-up periods that prevent selling, slashing penalties if a validator misbehaves, and platform risk if you stake through a third party.

How much can you earn from staking?

Yields depend on the network's issuance schedule and how much total supply is staked. Typical Proof of Stake networks pay in the low-to-mid single digits annually, and higher advertised rates usually carry extra risk or lock-up.

Crypto Academy

Learn the market before you trade it

Structured tracks written by our research desk — free, practical and updated every quarter.

Featured guide

What is crypto staking?

Proof of Stake, validators, rewards and the risks — explained from scratch.

Read the guide

Track · 8 lessons

Beginner Guides

From your first deposit to your first limit order — the fundamentals, without jargon.

1What is a blockchain?
2Creating and securing a wallet
3Your first trade
4Reading a price chart

Track · 12 lessons

Market Education

Order types, liquidity, funding rates and how professional desks actually think about risk.

1Order books and depth
2Limit vs. market vs. stop
3Position sizing
4Drawdown and risk budgets

Track · 6 lessons

Security Tips

Practical defence: 2FA, hardware keys, withdrawal allowlists and spotting social engineering.

1Authenticator vs. SMS
2Hardware security keys
3Address allowlisting
4Recognising phishing

Track · 10 lessons

Advanced Research

On-chain analysis, tokenomics teardown and valuation frameworks for digital assets.

1Reading on-chain flows
2Emission schedules
3Staking yield vs. dilution
4Cycle frameworks

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can't find what you need? Our support team answers in under three minutes.