Total TVL
$176.2M
Pools
1
Chains
1
Avg APY
2.13%
Age
4.9 years
Audited
Yes
Stader is a liquid staking protocol with $176.2M in total value locked across 1 pools on 1 chain. The protocol has been operational for 4.9 years. Stader has been independently audited and is fully open-source, with no recorded security incidents to date. Pools on Stader offer an average APY of 2.13%, with yields varying by asset type and chain. Over the last 30 days, the protocol generated $370.4K in fees and $22.2K in revenue.
Stader's TVL of $176.2M is 1% above the liquid staking category average of $174.7M. Its average yield of 2.13% is below the category average of 18.34%. There are 276 protocols tracked in the liquid staking category.
Oracle Provider
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Audited
Yes
Open Source
Yes
Hacks
None
Total Hacked
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Fees (7d)
$74.1K
Fees (30d)
$370.4K
Revenue (7d)
$4.4K
Revenue (30d)
$22.2K
Pools across other protocols featuring ETHX, MATICX as underlying assets. Total ecosystem TVL: $722.7K.
Stader is a liquid staking protocol with $176.2M in total value locked. It operates 1 pools across 1 blockchain, including Ethereum.
Stader currently has $176.2M in total value locked across 1 pools on 1 chain.
Yes, Stader has been independently audited. The protocol is also fully open-source, allowing anyone to verify its smart contracts.
No, Stader has no recorded security incidents in its history.
The average APY across all Stader pools is 2.13%. Actual yields vary by pool, asset type, and market conditions.
Stader operates on 1 chain: Ethereum.
Liquid staking protocols allow users to stake assets (like ETH) while receiving a liquid token representing their staked position. This token can be used elsewhere in DeFi while the underlying asset continues earning staking rewards. Key considerations include the peg stability of the liquid staking token and validator set decentralization.