Some interesting pages that mention crypto staking wallets (DA 30+)

This is the ranking of the pages as retrieved from Google in January 2022.

Trust wallet - owned by Binance and heavily promoted

https://trustwallet.com/staking/ 

DR 83

AltcoinTrading.NET - an independent blog recommending independent wallets

https://www.altcointrading.net/earn-staking-rewards-wallets-exchanges/ 

DR 33 <--- very low

Ledger wallet - A commercial hardware wallet

https://www.ledger.com/staking

DR 83

Coinbase - Exchange that offers on platform staking but with extremely hefty fees

https://help.coinbase.com/en/coinbase/trading-and-funding/staking-rewards/staking-inflation

DR 90

Staking Rewards - Calculator app with cold staking rewards sources from blockchain data

https://www.stakingrewards.com/wallets

DR 70

Some high-authority blogs with staking wallet recommendations:

* https://cryptopotato.com/best-wallets-for-staking-cryptocurrencies-in-2020/ - DR 74

* https://medium.com/dare-to-be-better/the-best-staking-wallets-for-your-cryptocurrency-e079c70d7ac8 - DR98

* https://www.nerdwallet.com/best/investing/best-crypto-staking-platforms - DR 76

* https://cointelegraph.com/news/got-crypto-here-are-3-software-wallets-for-storage-staking-and-swapping - DR 80

* https://captainaltcoin.com/staking-exchanges-wallets-services/ - DR 66

Some short commentary

The future of DeFi looks pretty bright. 

Let's keep in mind what we have sketched out above: what makes defi what it is and what the possibilities are that lie ahead. As far as what makes defi what it is, there's no reason why those three principles shouldn't stay the same - disintermediation, transparency and user-ownership should not disappear. It wouldn't be defi then! 

The only thing that might change are the services offered by these platforms, with more to come down the line. While there are some markets where users can buy goods or services using cryptocurrencies directly (such as OpenBazaar), most of today's DEXes are dominated by peer-to-peer trading of cryptocurrencies, not goods. Being able to buy stuff directly with crypto will certainly be a big step for the industry. As far as what the future holds, the sky is the limit! 

Because DEFi platforms are entirely open source financial tools, they may be built upon. This opens up possibilities for what services consumers will be able to provide or access on their platform. What's best about it? They won't need an army of developers or billions of dollars to do that.