3/17/2023 - Lido ETH Staking has a 30d APY of 3.73%, a TVL of 13,791,993,906, and an Exponential Risk Rating of A. This pool allows you to lend your ETH to proof of stake validators who process blockchain transactions.

Lido ETH Staking on Ethereum (ETH)

This pool allows you to lend your ETH to proof of stake validators who process blockchain transactions. Your yield is generated from newly minted ETH granted to validators and blockchain transaction fees.

ETH is the native currency of the Ethereum chain used for gas fees and security.

This pool serves as a yield-generating account for you to earn yield on your ETH, subject to market conditions

Investment Strategy

Fundamentals

Risk

Risk of losing your entire investment due to systemic issues. Based on chain, protocols and assets.

Reflects how much principal is at risk due to the nature of the pool`s economic design

Lido ETH Staking

Pool Design

Reflects how liquid the asset is, collateralization level, dependency risks, and reliance on centralized entities

Asset Strength

Reflects the economic design of the asset and convex relationships

Asset Tokenomics

Code quality of the underlying smart contracts

Lido

Protocol Code Quality

Reflects how long the protocol has been around, the value of the assets deposited in the protocol and its level of decentralization

Protocol Maturity

Protocol’s systemic risks or ponzi like dynamics that can lead to loss of principal

Protocol Design

Reflects how long the blockchain has been running and the total value of assets on the network

Ethereum

Chain Maturity

Reflects the blockchain’s fundamental risks, total value invested, and level of decentralization

Chain Design

Reliability of the underlying blockchain from network congestion or halts

Chain Reliability

Pool Fundamentals

Investment Rationale

Risk Perspective

Pool Performance

Editor's Take

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Yield Source

Your yield comes from helping validate blockchain transactions on Ethereum by staking your funds.

No short-term incentives to encourage deposits into the pool