Phantom Wallet is primarily a Solana and Ethereum wallet, and it does not natively support Fantom (FTM) staking. However, you can still stake FTM using other wallets like MetaMask (for Ethereum-based FTM) or the Fantom Wallet (for native FTM). Here’s how you can stake FTM properly:
Option 1: Staking Native FTM (Best for High Yields)

If you hold native FTM (on the Fantom Opera network), you can stake it directly via:
Fantom Wallet (https://fantom.foundation)
fWallet (https://fwallet.fantom.network)
Steps to Stake Native FTM:
Get Native FTM (buy on an exchange like Binance/Kucoin and withdraw to Fantom Opera network).
Go to https://fwallet.fantom.network and connect your wallet (MetaMask, Ledger, etc.).
Choose a validator (check rewards & commission rates).
Delegate your FTM and start earning staking rewards (~4-10% APY).
Option 2: Staking FTM as an ERC-20 (If Using Phantom Wallet)
If your FTM is on Ethereum (ERC-20), you can use Ankr, Binance, or other DeFi platforms to stake it, but Phantom Wallet does not support direct FTM staking.
Steps (Using Ankr or Binance):
Bridge ERC-20 FTM to Native FTM (use Multichain.org or SpookySwap).
Stake Native FTM (as shown in Option 1).
Or, if keeping as ERC-20, use Ankr Staking (https://www.ankr.com/staking) or Binance Earn.
Best Alternative to Phantom for FTM Staking
Use MetaMask (for Ethereum/ERC-20 FTM)
Use Fantom Wallet (for native FTM staking)
