Restaking AVSs Ranked by Allocated Stake and Rewards
Every EigenLayer AVS and Symbiotic network ranked by the stake it can slash, with operators, delegated stake, rewards paid and slashings.
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Symbiotic Restaking Vaults: Collateral by Asset
How much collateral sits in each Symbiotic vault, and which networks does it secure?
Every Symbiotic vault on Ethereum with its collateral, active stake, curator, the networks and operators it secures and its slashing setup.
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Blueprint
What the table will hold.
The table as it will open in Strata. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
One row One row per Symbiotic vault on Ethereum, on the latest complete daySorted by Value, highest first
| Vault | Curator | Collateral | Active stakecollateral | ValueUSD | Networks | Operators | Delegation model | Slasher | Epoch length | Slashedcollateral | Receipt |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
- Vault vault Address
- The vault's contract address and name, linked to its entry in the vault factory.
- Curator curator Text
- The team that manages the vault's delegation and settings, from its public listing.
- Collateral collateral Token
- The token the vault accepts, read from collateral(): wstETH, weETH, LBTC, a stablecoin or another.
- Active stake active_stake Exact amount
- activeStake() at the day's last block: collateral that is delegated and can be slashed.
- Value value_usd Exact amount
- Active stake valued at an oracle price for the collateral at the same block.
- Networks networks Number
- Networks the vault's delegator gives stake to, with operators opted in.
- Operators operators Number
- Operators holding stake from the vault at the latest block.
- Delegation model delegation_model Text
- The delegator type: network restake, full restake, operator-specific or operator and network specific.
- Slasher slasher Text
- Instant slasher, veto slasher with a resolver or none.
- Epoch length epoch Text
- The vault's epoch duration, which sets how long a withdrawal stays slashable.
- Slashed slashed Exact amount
- Collateral taken by executed slashes since the vault was created.
- Receipt receipt Link
- The block, contracts and reads behind the row.
Filter by Collateral, Slasher.
About
What it answers, and for whom.
Symbiotic is a restaking protocol built from vaults: each vault accepts one collateral token, delegates it to operators who secure networks and decides how that stake can be slashed. This table lists every vault registered on Ethereum with its collateral, the stake it holds, the networks and operators it backs and its slashing setup, read from the vault contracts.
Vaults differ more than restaking pools usually do. One may accept wstETH, another LBTC or a stablecoin; one may let a network slash at once, another may route every request through a resolver who can veto it. Those settings decide the risk a depositor takes, so they sit in the table beside the size of each vault.
Sort by value to find the largest vaults or filter by collateral to compare vaults that take the same token. Open any row to see the reads behind it. Vaults whose collateral is itself a restaking token are flagged, so the same ETH is not counted twice across tables.
Method
How it will be measured.
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 →- Vaults are found from the vault factory's AddEntity events; each vault's collateral(), delegator, slasher and epoch duration are read from its contracts.
- Active stake is activeStake() at each day's last block, valued with an oracle price for the collateral at the same block.
- Networks and operators come from the network and operator registries, the opt-in services and each delegator's stake for every network and operator pair.
- Slashed amounts are counted from executed slash events; requests vetoed by a resolver are kept apart and not counted.
The data it needs
Read from chain state and history
- restaking_dailyTo buildRestaking depositsAssets restaked per restaking protocol, strategy and operator per day, and what is delegated to each service.
- native_prices_dailyTo buildOracle prices by dayReference prices of major assets read from on-chain oracle feeds (Chainlink latestRoundData) at each day's last block, with each round's update time.
- lst_rates_dailyTo buildLiquid staking ratesExchange rates of liquid staking and restaking tokens (wstETH, rETH, cbETH, weETH and others) at day end, and the realized yield they imply.
- address_labelsTo buildAddress labelsLabels for known addresses: exchanges, bridges, protocols, funds, treasuries, sanctioned addresses and known attackers.
- Symbiotic vault factory AddEntity events: the vault registry
- Each vault's collateral(), activeStake(), delegator, slasher and epoch duration at day-end blocks
- Delegator stakes per network and operator pair, with the opt-in services of networks and operators
- Slasher Slash events and veto slasher request, veto and execute events
- Oracle prices for each collateral token at the same blocks
Questions
Questions people ask.
What is Symbiotic?
A restaking protocol on Ethereum where anyone can create a vault that accepts a collateral token and lends its security to networks through operators. Networks pay rewards and can slash the collateral if operators break their rules, under the conditions each vault sets.
What is a Symbiotic vault curator?
The team that manages a vault's delegation: which networks and operators get its stake and how much. Curators do not hold depositors' keys, but their choices decide where the stake can be slashed.
How do Symbiotic withdrawals work?
Withdrawals wait until the end of the vault's next epoch and stay slashable until then, so a network can still penalize stake for misbehavior that came before the request. The epoch length column shows how long that is for each vault.
What is a veto slasher?
A slasher that holds every slashing request for a set window, during which a resolver chosen by the network can veto it. An instant slasher executes requests at once. Depositors in veto vaults rely on the resolver as an extra check.
How does Symbiotic differ from EigenLayer?
EigenLayer pools assets in shared strategies and lets operators allocate stake to services; Symbiotic gives each vault its own collateral, delegation rules and slashing setup. The restaking AVS table compares the services on both.
- Vault
- A Symbiotic contract that holds one collateral token and delegates it to networks and operators under its own rules.
- Curator
- The team that sets a vault's delegation: which networks and operators receive its stake and how much.
- Delegator
- The vault module that decides how stake is shared among networks and operators.
- Vault epoch
- A vault's accounting period; a withdrawal stays slashable until the end of the epoch after it is requested.
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