> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.feeder.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.feeder.finance/products-and-services/yield-optimizer/autostaking.md).

# AutoStaking

![Feeder Finance AutoStaking](/files/lhvbJHz0RmpDSfxLTgT9)

#### AutoStaking is Feeder Finance's first vault product category.  AutoStaking consists of yield optimizing products that allow users to deposit single tokens to earn high rewards at low risk.

Deposit available options into the vault and start earning yields while holding the asset.

Additionally, AutoStaking product page shows three key data to provide historical context of the asset:

1. % with AutoStaking - Returns additional to holding the asset without yield-optimizing at Feeder
2. % without AutoStaking - The gross returns of the asset
3. Price - Price of the token

Data are collected and shown from the period of product inception.

Click 'Next' to see our first AutoStaking product - [**Auto Diversify**](/products-and-services/yield-optimizer/autostaking/auto-diversify.md)


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