ETH pooled in Lido
ETHTotal ETH behind stETH, validator balances reported by the oracle plus ETH buffered in the contract, from getTotalPooledEther() at the day's last block.
How much ETH does Lido stake, which node operators run it and what fee does Lido take?
ETH staked through Lido, the stETH it backs, the node operators and modules that run it and the share of rewards Lido keeps.
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 Lido holds, what it paid holders and what it kept, report by report.
Total ETH behind stETH, validator balances reported by the oracle plus ETH buffered in the contract, from getTotalPooledEther() at the day's last block.
Validators with Lido withdrawal credentials that are active on the beacon chain at the latest epoch, across every module.
The annualized yield stETH holders received over the last seven days, from the change in ETH per share between two oracle reports, after Lido's fee.
stETH minted to node operators and the DAO treasury at the oracle reports of the last 30 days, valued in ETH at each report.
Each report's rewards split into what stETH holders received, the operators' share and the treasury's share, with any loss shown below zero.
ETH deposited to Lido for new stETH and ETH paid out to finalized withdrawal requests, per day over the selected period.
Who runs Lido's validators, by module, operator and stVault.
Node operators with at least one active validator across Lido's modules, counting each Community Staking Module operator once.
Total value of the stVaults connected to Lido V3, from the vault hub at the latest block, kept apart from the main pool.
Active Lido validators split by module: curated, Simple DVT, Community Staking and stVaults, at the latest epoch.
Each node operator with its module, its active and exited validators and its share of Lido's active validators.
Lido stakes ETH for anyone who deposits it and issues stETH, a token whose balance grows each day as validator rewards arrive. This dashboard reads Lido's own contracts: the ETH pooled behind stETH, the node operators and staking modules that run its validators and the share of rewards Lido keeps as its fee.
stETH rebases once a day, when Lido's accounting oracle reports the validators' balances to the chain. Each report is a transaction that carries the rewards, the penalties and the fee, so the dashboard rebuilds Lido's yield and revenue from those reports rather than from an advertised rate. Since Lido V3, stVaults let stakers pick their own node operator and mint stETH against their vault; they are counted beside the main pool.
Use it to see how concentrated Lido's operator set is, how quickly newer modules such as Community Staking grow and what Lido earns. Withdrawals have their own dashboard. Every figure names the block and the call behind it.
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
stETH is the token Lido issues for staked ETH. Its balance in every wallet grows once a day when the accounting oracle reports rewards, so one stETH tracks one staked ETH. wstETH wraps stETH into a token whose balance stays fixed while the stETH it can be unwrapped for grows.
Through staking modules. The curated module holds operators approved by Lido governance, the Simple DVT module runs validators shared across clusters of operators and the Community Staking Module lets anyone join by posting a bond. The Staking Router sends new deposits to modules by their target shares.
Lido takes a share of staking rewards, set by its DAO, and splits it between node operators and the DAO treasury; deposits themselves are free. The fee is paid as new stETH shares minted at each oracle report, so the dashboard reads it from those reports instead of quoting the published rate.
stVaults arrived with Lido V3. Each one is a vault with its own node operator, where a staker or institution keeps its ETH and can mint stETH against it within limits the protocol sets. They sit beside Lido's main pool, so the dashboard shows their value separately.
Yes. If Lido's validators lose more to penalties or slashing in a reporting period than they earn, the oracle report lowers pooled ETH and every stETH balance falls with it. The rewards chart shows any such report as a bar below zero.
stETH waiting to be withdrawn from Lido, how fast requests are finalized and the wait a new request faces, beside the market rate.
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.
EthereumWho controls staked ETH: every staking entity ranked by its share, with its category, liquid token, validators and how it was identified.
EthereumEthereum staking providers side by side: the fee each one actually took, its token, its way back to ETH, its node operators and its stake.
EthereumETH staked on the beacon chain, its share of total supply, active validators and the deposits and exits that move it, epoch by epoch.
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