Lido

LDO Bucks DeFi Downturn With 30% Monthly Rally After DAO Passes Buyback Scheme
Lido's token is the only top DeFi token in the green over the past 30 days, fueled by a $20 million treasury repurchase program.

Lido Launches Its First Stablecoin Vault
The new product, EarnUSD, lets users earn yield on their USDC and USDT.

Lido Outlines $60M Plan to Expand Beyond Liquid Staking
DeFi’s largest liquid staking provider has proposed expanding into stablecoin yield with new products aimed at institutions.

Seven Ethereum Protocol Teams Form Alliance to Engage on Crypto Policy
The Ethereum Protocol Advocacy Alliance (EPAA) will coordinate on global policy issues regarding blockchain networks.

Liquid Staking TVL Hits Record $86B amid ETH Rally and Growing Institutional Adoption
Lido leads the sector with $41 billion in TVL, as an SEC Division’s recently published view on liquid staking boosts investor confidence.

ETH Unstaking Queue Hits Record High, Led by Justin Sun-Linked Addresses
Ethereum’s validator exit queue is now jammed to record levels as DeFi whales unwind stETH strategies.
How Lido is Redefining Ethereum Staking: Dual Governance, Liquid Staking, and the V3 Upgrade
In this episode of The Defiant Podcast, we sit down with Hasu, strategic advisor to Lido, to explore their cutting-edge developments in Ethereum staking. From the introduction of dual governance to the game-changing Lido V3 upgrade, Hasu breaks down how Lido is enhancing decentralization, liquidity, and security for stakers. We also dive into the evolving role of Ethereum in DeFi, the future of staking for institutions, and the broader implications of programmable money.

Maple Finance Partners with Lido to Offer Stablecoin Loans Against stETH
The new offering enables institutions to borrow stablecoins without selling their staked ETH.

Lido Unveils V3 Upgrade, Enhancing Ethereum Staking for Institutions
New stVaults feature introduces modular and customizable staking solutions.

California Rules Governance Participants Are Liable For Lido DAO's Actions
The ruling suggests ordinary DAO members could be liable for the actions of a web3 project.





