ezETH supply
ezETHezETH totalSupply() on Ethereum at the day's last block, including the ezETH locked for layer 2s.
What backs ezETH, and how much ezETH on layer 2s is still waiting for its ETH to reach Ethereum?
ezETH supply and price, the assets Renzo restakes behind it, withdrawals waiting and the ETH deposited for ezETH on layer 2s.
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.
Supply, the on-chain price, the assets behind it and withdrawals waiting.
ezETH totalSupply() on Ethereum at the day's last block, including the ezETH locked for layer 2s.
Renzo's total restaked value divided by ezETH supply, from the restake manager's own calculation at the same block.
ETH and stETH held through Renzo's operator delegators, EigenPods and buffers, as the restake manager counts them.
ezETH in withdrawal requests still within their cooldown or not yet claimed, at the latest block.
Restaked assets by place: native ETH in EigenPods and validators, stETH in EigenLayer strategies and ETH or stETH in Renzo's buffers.
ezETH's DEX price by day beside its protocol price, with the April 2024 depeg kept on the chart.
ezETH minted on layer 2s and the ETH still on its way to Ethereum.
The sum of ezETH supply on every layer 2 at each chain's day-end block.
ETH deposited for ezETH on layer 2s that has not yet reached Ethereum, from deposit contract balances and batches in flight.
ezETH supply on each layer 2 beside the ezETH locked for it on Ethereum and the ETH still in transit.
ETH deposited for ezETH directly on each layer 2 per day, beside the batches Renzo sweeps to Ethereum.
Renzo issues ezETH against ETH and stETH that it restakes through EigenLayer operators, and prices it on-chain: its restake manager adds up everything Renzo holds and divides by ezETH supply. This dashboard repeats that calculation every day and shows its parts, along with the withdrawals waiting and the ezETH minted on layer 2s.
Layer 2s are where Renzo works differently from most restaking tokens. On several of them, users deposit ETH and receive ezETH on the spot; Renzo later bridges that ETH to Ethereum in batches and restakes it. Until a batch lands, the layer 2 ezETH is backed by ETH in transit, so the dashboard shows that ETH beside the ezETH locked on Ethereum for each chain.
ezETH's market price is shown apart from its protocol price. In April 2024, before withdrawals were open, ezETH briefly traded far below its price on DEXs and set off liquidations in lending markets; the chart keeps that episode for context. Every figure names its block and call.
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
ezETH is Renzo's liquid restaking token. Renzo takes ETH and stETH, restakes them through EigenLayer operators and issues ezETH, whose value in ETH is the protocol's restaked assets divided by ezETH supply.
At the time ezETH could not be redeemed through Renzo. When many holders sold at once, DEX liquidity ran out and the market price fell far below the protocol price for some hours, which triggered liquidations in lending markets that accepted ezETH. Withdrawals opened later in 2024.
On several layer 2s users can deposit ETH and receive ezETH there. Renzo bridges that ETH to Ethereum in batches and restakes it, so for a while layer 2 ezETH is backed by ETH in transit. The layer 2 page shows that ETH and the ezETH locked on Ethereum for each chain.
A withdrawal request locks ezETH, waits out a cooldown and is then claimed in ETH or stETH from the withdraw queue's buffer, which Renzo refills by unwinding restaked positions. The dashboard shows what is waiting and how long recent requests took.
On-chain, by the restake manager: it adds up the value of every asset held across its operator delegators, EigenPods and buffers and divides by ezETH supply. The dashboard repeats that read at each day's last block and shows each part.
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