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Liquid Staked ETH (LSETH)

$ 2,808.42
0.76 %
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Market cap
$1B
0.76 %
Volume (24h)
$1.66M
0.76 %
Circulating supply
334,053 LSETH
Total supply
334,053 LSETH

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updated $0
Market cap$1B
Volume 24h$1.66M
Circulating supply334.05K

Liquid Staked ETH (LSETH) is a token that represents Ethereum you've staked, but in a liquid, tradable form. When you stake ETH normally, it gets locked up and you can't use it elsewhere — LSETH solves that by giving you a receipt token you can hold, transfer, or deploy in DeFi while your original ETH keeps earning staking rewards. Think of it as a way to have your cake and eat it too.

Frequently asked questions

What is LSETH and how is it different from regular ETH?

LSETH is a liquid staking derivative of ETH — it's a token that stands in for ETH you've deposited into a staking protocol. Unlike regular ETH sitting in your wallet, LSETH typically accrues staking rewards over time, so its value relative to ETH can gradually grow. The main difference is that it stays liquid and usable while your underlying ETH is staked.

How does liquid staking actually work?

You deposit ETH into a liquid staking protocol, which pools it with other users' funds and stakes it with validators on the Ethereum network. In return, you receive LSETH as proof of your stake. The protocol handles validator operations, and your rewards are reflected in the token's value or rebasing mechanics.

How is the supply of LSETH managed?

LSETH is minted when users deposit ETH into the staking protocol and burned when they redeem their stake back to ETH. So its supply directly mirrors the amount of ETH locked in the underlying protocol. There's no fixed cap or independent monetary policy — it's fully backed by staked ETH.

How can you use and store LSETH?

LSETH is an ERC-20 token, so it lives in any Ethereum-compatible wallet like MetaMask, Ledger, or Rabby. Beyond just holding it, you can use it across DeFi — lend it, provide liquidity, or use it as collateral — all while your staking position keeps working in the background.