Liquid Staking

GenesisLRT is an EigenLayer liquidity aggregator whose purpose is to leverage its extensive knowledge of the ecosystem to accrue the best yields for the investors.

Restaking is a complex product form after the deepening development of DeFi (decentralized finance). It is also a new type of financial derivative that appeared after the Ethereum consensus mechanism was converted to PoS. Therefore, this article will carefully walk you through the re-staking track as deeply and simply as possible by combining it with the development history of the industry. And conduct a detailed analysis of the leading project EigenLayer.

Recently, there has been a lot of discussion around EigenLayer's restaking and LRT, with users betting on airdrop expectations for different protocols, making restaking the hottest topic in the Ethereum ecosystem. This article discusses LRT's investment portfolio, sources of income, and penalty risks, as well as EigenLayer's restrictions on LST restaking and the development of Native Restaking. Currently, the ETH flowing into EigenLayer through LRT accounts for 55% of the total TVL, and limiting LST might be a means to promote the development of Native Restaking.

The fundamental logic of stETH is to deposit ETH into Lido. Lido utilizes these ETH to participate in Ethereum's PoS (Proof of Stake) to earn rewards, and users receive corresponding stETH as proof of their participation. Subsequently, Lido distributes the rewards to the addresses holding stETH.