Total restaked
USDAssets restaked on EigenLayer at the latest day-end block, native ETH plus every strategy, valued at oracle prices at that block.
How much is restaked on EigenLayer with which operators and AVSs, and has anyone been slashed?
Assets restaked on EigenLayer by strategy, the operators they are delegated to, the AVSs those operators secure and each slashing event.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
What is restaked in native ETH and token strategies, and what is leaving.
Assets restaked on EigenLayer at the latest day-end block, native ETH plus every strategy, valued at oracle prices at that block.
Beacon chain ETH restaked through EigenPods, from EigenPodManager pod shares at the same block.
Stake slashed since slashing went live, summed from OperatorSlashed events and valued at the block of each event.
Shares in queued withdrawals not yet completed, converted to underlying tokens and valued at oracle prices.
Restaked assets at each day-end block, split into native ETH and each token strategy.
Who the stake is delegated to, which AVSs it secures and every slashing event.
Operators with delegated stake at the latest day-end block.
Share of all delegated stake held by the five operators with the most stake.
Stake allocated to each AVS's operator sets at the latest day-end block: the amount that AVS can slash.
Operators ranked by delegated stake, with their share of the total, the AVSs they are registered with and how much of their stake is allocated.
Each OperatorSlashed event with its date, operator, AVS, strategies, share of stake taken and transaction.
EigenLayer lets stakers put ETH, liquid staking tokens and other assets to a second use. They delegate them to operators, who run services called AVSs and accept that the stake can be slashed if they break those services' rules. This dashboard follows that chain of custody through EigenLayer's own contracts: what is deposited, who it is delegated to, which services it secures and what has been slashed.
Natively restaked ETH sits in EigenPods that validators' withdrawals point to, while tokens sit in strategy contracts. Both are counted from contract state at a pinned block, never from self-reported totals. Slashing and withdrawals are read event by event, so each change in the total has a transaction behind it.
Use it to see how concentrated delegation is among operators, how much stake each AVS can actually slash and how much is on its way out through the withdrawal queue.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →Read from chain state and history
Restaking means using staked ETH or other assets to secure services beyond Ethereum itself. Stakers deposit into EigenLayer and delegate to an operator; the operator registers for AVSs and allocates part of the delegated stake to them, where it can be slashed if the operator breaks their rules.
An actively validated service is a network or protocol, such as a data availability layer, an oracle or a bridge, that uses restaked assets as its security. It defines what its operators must do and can slash the stake allocated to it when they fail.
Slashing went live on mainnet in April 2025, through operator sets and unique stake. The operators page lists every OperatorSlashed event with its operator, AVS, strategies and the share of stake taken, and an empty list means no event was found up to the pinned block.
A withdrawal is queued first and can be completed only after a delay set in the contracts, about 14 days, during which the stake can still be slashed. The dashboard shows how much is queued and when it becomes completable.
A validator whose withdrawal credentials point to an EigenPod restakes its beacon chain ETH without a token. The pod proves the validator's balance to EigenLayer, and its shares rise or fall with those proofs, including any beacon chain penalties.
Whether weETH, rsETH, ezETH and other liquid restaking tokens hold the assets they claim, where that backing sits and how rates moved.
EthereumArbitrumBase+1ETH staked on the beacon chain, its share of total supply, active validators and the deposits and exits that move it, epoch by epoch.
EthereumHow liquid-staked ETH splits between Lido, ether.fi, Rocket Pool and other protocols, with each protocol's share tracked over time.
EthereumThe yield each ETH liquid staking token actually paid over 7 and 30 days, from its on-chain exchange rate, with supply and protocol fee.
EthereumWhat ETH staking pays per year, split into consensus rewards, priority fees and MEV, measured from the rewards validators received.
EthereumGross staking yield, yield after supply growth and the share of supply staked on each proof-of-stake chain, from on-chain rewards.
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