Candy and Stardust are necessary for strengthening Pokémon by increasing their CP amount and evolving them into new forms. Both are resource that becomes increasingly scarce as you reach the mid and late game, as it becomes more and more important to Power Up and evolve whenever possible.So, if you're looking for more on both items in Pokémon Go, keep on reading this guide, which covers some efficient ways to get both Candy and Stardust.

 
How to Get Stardust in Pokemon Go?
 
Stardust from catches
100 Stardust per base-level Pokémon caught in the wild.
300 Stardust per 2nd-evolution Pokémon caught in the wild.
500 Stardust per 3rd-evolution Pokémon caught in the wild.
600 Stardust for each Daily Catch Bonus.
3000 Stardust for the 7-day Weekly Catch Bonus.
 
Stardust from Weather-boosted catches
125 Stardust per Weather-boosted base-level Pokémon caught in the wild.
350 Stardust per Weather-boosted 2nd-evolution Pokémon caught in the wild.
625 Stardust per Weather-boosted 3rd-evolution Pokémon caught in the wild.
 
Stardust from hatches:
400-800 Stardust per KM Egg hatched.
800-1600 Stardust per 5 KM Egg hatched.
1600-3200 Stardust per 10 KM Egg hatched.
 
Stardust from Gyms
20 Stardust per Berry fed to a friendly Pokémon on a Gym.
500 Stardust per Raid Boss beaten.
Stardust from Research
 
100-4000 Stardust for completing certain Field Research tasks
2000 Stardust for completing 7 days of Field Research (Breakthrough)
2000-10,000 Stardust for completing stages of Special Research (e.g. Mew quest)
 
500 Stardust from participating in Raids
You’ll gain a reward of 500 Stardust for participating in a Raid, even if you don’t manage to successfully defeat the Raid Pokémon.
 
Stardust from Bonus Daily Rewards
Daily Bonus catch: 600 per day, awarded once per day when you catch your first Pokémon of the day.
7-Day Streak catch: 3000 Stardust, awarded after successfully catching a Pokémon after six consecutive days of catching at least one Pokémon.
Catching just one Pokémon each day for seven days straight will award you with a total of 6600 Stardust!
 
Stardusts from Events
Pokémon Go regularly features special themed events, such as the recent Water Festival. By participating, Trainers can receive additional Stardust.
 
How to Get Candy in Pokemon Go?
 
In addition to Stardusts, Power Ups require both Candy and Stardust. Candy types are species specific, meaning that each Pokémon comes with its own particular brand of Candy. Players must consider the total amount of Candy they have for a particular type of Pokémon before deciding to Power Up or Evolve its base form or iterations. So, how to get Candy in Pokemon Go? Here's your cheat sheet. Also, you can also buy Candy with Cheap Pokemon Go Coins at Rvgm.com, a reliable, cheap and fast online in-game currency store.
 
3 Candies per base-level Pokémon caught in the wild.
5 Candies per second-level Pokémon caught in the wild.
10 Candies per third-level Pokémon caught in the wild.
6 Candies per base-level Pokémon caught in the wild while using a Pinap Berry.
10 Candies per second-level Pokémon caught in the wild while using a Pinap Berry.
20 Candies per third-level Pokémon caught in the wild while using a Pinap Berry.
5 to 15 Candies per 2 KM Egg hatched.
10 to 21 Candies per 5 KM Egg hatched.
16 to 32 Candies per 10 KM Egg hatched.
1 Candy per Pokémon evolved.
1 Candy per Pokémon transferred to the Professor.
1 Candy per Buddy distance walked.
1 Candy, every once and a while, from feeding a friendly Pokémon on a Gym.
1 Candy per Pokemon Traded > 25 KM
2 Candy per Pokémon Traded 25-100KM
3 Candy per Pokémon Traded > 100KM
2-10 Rare Candies, sometimes, from beating Raid Bosses.
1 Rare Candy for completing specific Field Research tasks
 
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