StakeWise
StakeWise is an open-source Ethereum staking platform that lets users stake ETH, receive osETH liquid staking tokens, and earn rewards.
What is StakeWise?
StakeWise is an open-source Ethereum staking platform first launched in March 2021. Through the StakeWise platform, users can stake any amount of ETH to help secure the network and earn staking rewards. When you stake ETH with StakeWise, you receive osETH in return, a liquid staking token that can be used across DeFi protocols for additional yield opportunities including boosted rewards, borrowing, and restaking. StakeWise features a decentralized validator network using Distributed Validator Technology (DVT), non-custodial services, and immutable smart contracts. Developers can use the StakeWise API and smart contracts to directly integrate ETH staking into their own applications.
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