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Cardano stake pools
Mura runs seven Cardano stake pools, taken over from EMURGO in September 2026. Delegating never moves or locks your ADA: it stays in your own wallet, free to send or sell at any time.
Delegating to a former EMURGO pool? Nothing to do. The pool ID is unchanged; only the name moved from EMUR to MURA. See the mapping
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Cardano's newest blocks and the blocks Mura's pools make, as they happen.
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A new block about every 20 seconds. The purple ones were made by Mura's pools.
Every block a pool makes earns rewards for its delegators.
Why Mura
Delegation is a wallet setting. You send nothing, deposit nothing, lock nothing. Mura has no way to touch your ADA; the protocol does not allow it.
The only deductions are the protocol's minimum fixed cost and a low margin. The table below shows the values registered on chain, read live.
We took over the pools EMURGO ran, as they are. If you delegate to a former EMUR pool, rewards keep coming without you doing anything.
Each pool has its own block producer, connected through relays in London, Amsterdam and New York. The pools' keys are kept offline on hardware wallets.
Pools
Numbers are read live from the chain (Koios). Search "MURA" in your wallet, or copy a pool ID and paste it.
As of Sat 26 Sep, 15:53 UTC (loading live numbers)
| Pool | Stake | Saturation | Room | Delegators | Margin + fixed cost | Pledge | Blocks | Recent return (annual) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
MURA1
formerly EMUR1 · Explorer
pool1m0drn…cv7ugy |
53.2M ADA | 68.3% |
24.6M ADA | 1,568 | 1.5% + 170 ADA | 500 ADA | 6,884 | 2.1% |
|
MURA2
formerly EMUR5 · Explorer
pool192pff…fhhqs2 |
40.3M ADA | 51.9% |
37.5M ADA | 2,705 | 1.5% + 170 ADA | 500 ADA | 9,086 | 2.1% |
|
MURA3Lots of room
formerly EMUR4 · Explorer
pool1pmm65…jnpk2y |
34.9M ADA | 44.8% |
42.9M ADA | 2,192 | 1.5% + 170 ADA | 500 ADA | 12,316 | 2.1% |
|
MURA4Lots of room
formerly EMUR3 · Explorer
pool13mas2…lcvs8h |
28.6M ADA | 36.7% |
49.2M ADA | 2,014 | 1.5% + 170 ADA | 500 ADA | 12,777 | 2.2% |
|
MURA5Lots of room
formerly EMUR2 · Explorer
pool1xkwnl…suhz6q |
20.3M ADA | 26.1% |
57.4M ADA | 562 | 1.5% + 170 ADA | 500 ADA | 4,715 | 2.1% |
|
MURA6Lots of room
formerly EMUR6 · Explorer
pool1kx0jm…5x343h |
7.01M ADA | 9.0% |
70.8M ADA | 1,014 | 1.5% + 170 ADA | 500 ADA | 1,392 | 1.8% |
|
MURA7Lots of room
formerly YOROI · Explorer
pool1dghwe…dr9mqh |
3.67M ADA | 4.7% |
74.1M ADA | 332 | 4% + 170 ADA | 500 ADA | 2,054 | 1.7% |
A pool earns efficiently up to a stake ceiling (currently about 77.8M ADA). Saturation is stake as a share of that ceiling. Above 100%, every delegator's reward rate in that pool drops. Room is what the pool can still take before the ceiling.
Recent return is the average annualised return of the last 18 epochs (about 90 days). It does not guarantee future rewards.
Only the name (ticker) changed; the pool ID and your delegation are the same. Note that the numbering changed order.
How to delegate
Connect your browser wallet (Eternl, Lace and others, Ledger included). You check the transaction in your wallet before you sign.
Use a Cardano wallet such as Eternl or Lace. Hardware wallets like Ledger and Trezor work too. ADA held on an exchange must first move to your own wallet.
In your wallet's staking or delegation screen, search "MURA" and pick a pool. If it does not show, paste the pool ID from the table.
Sign the transaction and you are done. The first delegation only costs a 2 ADA deposit, returned when you stop, plus a transaction fee of about 0.2 ADA.
The first rewards arrive about 15 to 20 days after delegating, then every 5 days (one epoch), automatically. Rewards received count toward your delegation too.
Large holders
Delegating millions of ADA? Spreading it across pools with room avoids saturation, so none of it earns less. Mura's seven pools are built to take it.
Each pool earns efficiently up to a stake ceiling. Stake above it dilutes rewards, so a large amount goes to several pools with room.
A wallet account (stake key) delegates to exactly one pool. Add accounts in Eternl or on your hardware wallet to split across pools from the same device.
Ledger and Trezor keys never leave the device. Delegation is signed on the device itself.
We will discuss amounts and splits with you directly by DM on X, in English or Japanese.
DM @hinsoncodeEnter the amount you are considering. It goes to the lowest-fee pools first, then the pools with the most room, keeping every pool at or under 90% saturation.
Estimated rewards use each pool's return over about the last 90 days. Rewards vary and are not guaranteed.
Team
Mura is run by its two owners. Questions and large delegations: send either of us a DM on X.
Japan community and partnerships
Looks after the Japanese Cardano community and large delegations. Japanese-language contact.
@MurasakiCardano (View on X)
Pool operations and infrastructure
Runs the block producers, relays, monitoring and key management. English-language contact.
@hinsoncode (View on X)FAQ
No. It stays in your wallet and you can send or sell it at any time. Delegation applies to the whole balance of the wallet account and follows it as it changes.
Nothing. The pool ID has not changed, only the name (ticker), which is now MURA. Your delegation continues and rewards are not interrupted. See the mapping
Each epoch, the pool's fixed cost comes off the pool's rewards first, then the margin as a share of the rest; what remains is shared among delegators by stake. Both values are registered on chain and shown in the table.
Once a pool's stake passes a ceiling, the reward rate falls for everyone delegating to it. That ceiling is currently about 77.8M ADA. With seven pools, Mura has room to take a large delegation spread across them.
Yes. Since 2025, withdrawing rewards requires your stake key to also delegate to a DRep (a governance representative); Abstain is an option. Rewards still accrue every epoch without one, and count toward your delegation.
No. ADA on an exchange is under the exchange's control. Move it to your own wallet first, then delegate.
Yes. Connect a Ledger or Trezor to Eternl, Lace or similar. Signing happens on the device and the key never leaves it.
At any time. Switching costs only the transaction fee, about 0.2 ADA. Stopping (deregistering the stake key) returns the 2 ADA deposit.