Someone asked: What problem does liquid staking actually solve?
I usually answer like this: To run an independent validator on Ethereum, you need to stake at least 32 ETH and keep a node running continuously. The risks of liquid staking are compounded: smart contract vulnerabilities, slashing of node operators, and depegging in the secondary market. If you use it for leverage, there’s also liquidation risk.
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I usually answer like this: To run an independent validator on Ethereum, you need to stake at least 32 ETH and keep a node running continuously. The risks of liquid staking are compounded: smart contract vulnerabilities, slashing of node operators, and depegging in the secondary market. If you use it for leverage, there’s also liquidation risk.
$LDO 0.4387（+10.59%）
How do you understand this? Join the discussion in the comments.
#LDO