Overview
Stake with Robot is a YouTube channel that posts short videos about blockchain technology. Its library holds seven uploads, six of which are commercials reposted from a public marketing campaign rather than material the channel made itself1. The seventh and newest, posted in December 2024, runs about two minutes and carries none of that campaign's markings in its title or description1.
The people behind the channel operate Robot, a stake pool on Cardano. A stake pool is a computer setup that helps keep the network running, and ADA holders can delegate to one to share in the rewards it earns while their ADA stays in their own wallet. In its own description, the channel says the pool was created to strengthen Cardano's security and to generate passive income for its operators and their delegators2.
Key Features
- Short campaign commercials. Six of the seven uploads are brief clips from a public Cardano marketing campaign, reposted under the channel's name, and the wording in them is that campaign's copy rather than the channel's own1.
- One longer upload. The newest video, dated December 2024, runs about two minutes, carries no campaign marking, and is the last thing the channel posted1.
- Links to Cardano's own introductory pages. The campaign clips' descriptions point readers to Cardano's Discover Cardano material, which sets out what the network is for and how delegating ADA works3.
- A public face for a registered stake pool. Robot is registered on the Cardano network, so anyone can look up its fee settings, pledge, delegated ADA, and block history on a stake pool explorer4.
What to Expect
Stake with Robot is a small channel. It holds seven videos and has published nothing since December 20241. Judging by their titles, none of the uploads is a wallet walkthrough, a report on how the pool has performed, or an interview1.
The stake pool behind the channel can be checked on the public blockchain record. The stake pool explorers listed on Adastack show details such as Robot's fee settings, how much ADA has been delegated to it, how much the operators have pledged of their own, and every block it has produced4. That record holds 8 blocks in total, the most recent produced in January 2025, and the pool remains registered with no retirement notice filed4. The pool's own website, stakewithrobot.com, no longer resolves, and the network addresses it publishes on-chain point at that same domain4.
The operators also keep an account under the same name on X, which is linked from the channel itself5.
Readers looking for channels that make their own explainers, news coverage, or interviews will find those across the YouTube channels category and the wider community section.
