Ethereum
ETHOverview
Ethereum is the leading decentralized smart contract platform and one of the largest blockchain networks. It enables people to transact with each other without the necessity for central authorities, fostering an environment of direct peer-to-peer interaction.
As a Proof-of-Stake network, Ethereum is secured by validators who are responsible for creating blocks and validating transactions. Stakin is a node operator and operates validators for institutionals and individuals looking to stake their ETH. By staking ETH, stakers contribute to the security of the Ethereum network and earn additional ETH rewards.
Staking Ethereum with Stakin
With a full Ethereum staking product suite, Stakin is able to cater to the different needs of institutional investors, wallet providers, custodians and integrators, as well as individual token holders.
Direct Staking
Best for
Institutional Stakers
Liquid Staking Providers
Pros & Cons
No smart-contract
Regulatory-compliant dedicated infrastructure
DVT (SSV, Obol) can be used for added resiliency
Supports Restaking (Eigenlayer)
Requires chunks of 32 ETH
Technical complexities to integrate
Minimum amount of ETH to stake
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StakeWise Public Vault
Best for
Institutional Stakers
Individual Stakers
Pros & Cons
0% staking fee
Easy interface
Low barrier to entry with no minimum to stake
Can mint a liquid staking token
Supports Restaking (Eigenlayer)
No dedicated infrastructure for each client (pooled staking environment)
StakeWise Permissioned Vaults
Best for
Institutional Stakers
Pros & Cons
Easy interface
Regulatory-compliant dedicated infrastructure
Can mint a liquid staking token
Bespoke pricing
DVT (SSV, Obol) can be used for added resiliency
Supports Restaking (Eigenlayer)
Minimum amount of ETH to stake
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SSV Public Node
Best for
Institutional Stakers
Individual Stakers
Liquid Staking Providers
Pros & Cons
Easy interface
Added resiliency through DVT
Predictable fixed pricing
Supports Restaking
Requires chunks of 32 ETH
Efficiency depends on the set of operators
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SSV Public NodeStakinPool
Best for
Wallet Integrators
Pros & Cons
Easy to integrate with interfaces (wallets)
Automated payouts for integrators and their users
Regulatory-compliant dedicated infrastructure
Some integration work
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Liquid Staking Partners
Best for
Institutional Stakers
Individual Stakers
Pros & Cons
Low barrier to entry with no minimum to stake
Users receive a liquid token representing their staked ETH
Yield can be enhanced through DeFi
Supports Restaking (Eigenlayer)
Third-party smart-contracts
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Partners
Which ETH staking product is the best for me?
Institutional Stakers
Direct Staking
StakeWise Permissioned Vault
StakeWise Public Vault
SSV Public Node
Liquid Staking (partners)
Wallet services and Integrators
StakinPool
Liquid Staking Provider
Direct Staking
SSV Public Node
Individual Staker
StakeWise Public Vault
Liquid Staking (partners)
SSV Public Node
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Institutional Services
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