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Lido Staked Ethereum (stETH)

Lido Staked Ethereum (stETH) is a token that represents staked in , combining the value of the initial deposit and staking rewards. stETH tokens are minted upon deposit and burned when redeemed. [1]

Overview

Lido Platform

is a platform that uses to provide liquid staking services, backed by leading staking providers. It makes staked liquid and allows participation with any amount of ETH.

Users who with Lido receive stETH tokens in a 1:1 ratio to their initial stake. stETH balances can be used like to earn and lend rewards, and are updated daily to reflect ETH staking rewards. There are no lock-ups or minimum deposits when staking with Lido. Users receive real-time staking rewards and can use staked tokens to compound rewards across the ecosystem. [3]

stETH

stETH was launched in 2020 in anticipation of Merge with its consensus mechanism. It functions as a liquidity token, enabling users to deposit their into a on the Lido blockchain and receive an equal amount of stETH to be traded, exchanged, borrowed against, or used for other liquidity purposes. [2]

Staked Eth in Lido allows users to put up any amount of as a stake in exchange for an equal amount of stETH. stETH accrues staking rewards regardless of where it is acquired. [4]

Mechanics

stETH token balances daily when the reports changes in Eth2 deposits and changes in ETH rewards from users who stake via Lido. Users who hold stETH will not see a transaction sent to their because the rewards are embodied through a balance rebase.

Rather, users see their stETH balance automatically change without an accompanying transaction taking place. Rebase only works across integrated platforms - and . Providing stETH as liquidity across , and may result in losing out on a portion of the daily staking rewards because these platforms are not designed for rebasable tokens. deposited via Lido is split between node operators and sent to their respective validators. [4]

Reward Rate

Users who stake their ETH with Lido receive daily rewards in form of stETH balance rebases. These rebases affect all holders of stETH, regardless of whether their ETH has been deposited in the queue. [4]

Use Cases

Lido staked ether (stETH) has several use cases because it is designed to take the place of staked ether (ETH).

Lending

Lending platforms e.g. enable users to wrap their stETH and other cryptocurrencies to use as loans. The lending value is determined by the wrapped token, which is based on the underlying value of the staked token.

Liquidity Pools

Users can pool stETH with in a , allowing them to swap stETH for when desired. This is known as a pool swap and essentially unstakes a user's ETH.

Yield Farming

Staking or stETH can provide users with the opportunity to earn . Platforms such as offer token holders the chance to deposit stETH and double their yield earnings. [2]

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