Here's an official announcement from our company: you can now use Lido V3's segregated staking feature directly through the Ebunker frontend.
Lido has encountered a minor setback in recent years. Despite its excellent reputation over the years, some large institutions and whale hesitate to put their funds together with others.
So Lido, after much painful reflection, launched Lido stVaults.
These institutions can use independent, segregated addresses, keep their funds in their own dedicated pools, and freely choose designated node providers to run nodes, greatly enhancing their independence.
Some people say that this is no different from directly depositing ETH for staking. This is the concession that Lido made. Lido allows people who deposit into stVaults to also lend out stETH.
It's like wanting both 😂 a high degree of autonomy and the liquidity of stETH.
For example, if you deposit 1000 ETH, and:
- Following the traditional Lido mechanism, you can obtain 1000 stETH, but your funds will be mixed with those of other people.
- Use Native Staking, your funds are independent, but there is no liquidity (it currently takes 60+ days to withdraw).
- Use Lido V3 stVaults, funds are independent, and a maximum of 900 stETH can be printed.
In short, the core idea is to have both 😂.
PS: Staking Lido V3 through the Ebunker frontend allows for high customization, enabling any additional features you desire, such as negotiating fees, customizing stETH DeFi strategies, and more.
Moreover, because the backend is still Lido, security is guaranteed.
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