Einsetzen meiner ETH über Lido
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Ich weiß nicht, ob ich meine ETH über Lido einsetzen sollte oder nicht. Hier sind einige meiner Bedenken, vielleicht können Sie mir helfen.
Ich war besorgt wegen der Sperrfrist vor ETH 2.0. Ich glaube, das ist jetzt vorbei, richtig? Außerdem bin ich ein bisschen nervös wegen des „steth“ und ich kann nicht wirklich erklären, warum. Vielleicht habe ich Angst, dass ich nicht weiß, wie ich es zurückübertragen kann.
Ich habe vor, meine eth für einen längeren Zeitraum zu halten. Empfehlen Sie die Verwendung von Lido durch Ledger als Staking-Plattform. Was sind die Risiken und Vorteile davon und wie funktioniert das Entstaken und Zurücktauschen in Eth? Wie sehe ich außerdem meine Einsätze und Belohnungen?
Vielen Dank für alle möglichen Empfehlungen und Informationen
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You can stake your ETH on lido with 2 different forms.
stETH: Automatically grows in stETH amount in time inside your wallet, automatically everyday. 1 stETH is almost pegged to 1 ETH. Redeeming it back to ETH might take some time on LIDO’s side. You can monitor your daily earnings in LIDO’s website after you connect your wallet. You don’t need to plug in your Ledger to see it, I’m just logging in via Metamask. https://stake.lido.fi/rewards
wstETH: Token amount is fixed. But 1 wstETH’s ETH value goes up depending on it’s market value. You can directly sell your wstETH to ETH anytime but you need to check the price if you want to maximize your profit. [https://dexscreener.com/ethereum/0x109830a1aaad605bbf02a9dfa7b0b92ec2fb7daa](https://dexscreener.com/ethereum/0x109830a1aaad605bbf02a9dfa7b0b92ec2fb7daa) Click <switch the price in ETH> to see 1 wstETH’s ETH value realtime on Uniswap. If someone decides to take a big dump, selling wstETH, you can buy it cheaper. Or the opposite, if everybody rushes to buy wstETH, probably you can sell it higher to get more ETH. You got the idea. Check LIDO’s website to see if getting wstETH via market is cheaper or not. If it’s expensive, you can wrap your ETH’s to wstETH within LIDO platform.
If you are going to hodl it for a really long time, stETH will be better unless you have an opportunity to buy wstETH really cheap. When ETH skyrockets, probably people will rush to sell wstETH (ETH parity price will go down) or unstake stETH (unstaking queue will clog). If you are going to stake 50 ETH, you can put 25 to wstETH and 25 to stETH to reduce your flash sale risk factor.
Other risks? You are giving your ETH’s to Lido platform. If they get hacked or something malicious happens with the contracts, you’ll lose your assets. But since majority uses lido, I don’t care personally. Just don’t invest something that you cannot afford to lose, distribute your assets to different investments.
If you cannot afford to lose your ETHs, %4 APR is not worth it, just hodl ETH inside your wallet instead. ETH price might go up %4 within a random day anyway. But also you are doing something wrong. Spending money that you cannot afford to lose on crypto is a gamble anyway, then you decide how much risk you want to take for higher gains.
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For the health of the Ethereum network, and by extension, your capital. Don’t go with lido. They are approaching the critical 33% of staked ETH, we shouldn’t put more ETH in that basket.
Go with something healthy and decentralised like rocketpool (also has tax advantages depending on your country)
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Hey, to ad to the helpful comments, LIDO Liquid staking uses a staking mechanism in which if you stake 1 ETH, you will get 1 stETH in return, and this stETH will receive staking rewards over time. Now you have several ways, simply you can swap stETH back to ETH via Paraswap or 1inch in Ledger Live’s „Discover“ tab section, this is instant
Other way is you can withdraw the stETH directly via LIDO’s platform, this takes 1 – 5 business days: [https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/10569484112029-Staked-ETH-stETH-withdrawals-with-Lido?docs=true](https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/10569484112029-Staked-ETH-stETH-withdrawals-with-Lido?docs=true)
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I don’t have any experience with Lido, but I looked into it because I wanted to find a way to stake MATIC without having to use the Ethereum network – and thus pay very high ETH gas fees.
Lido and Stader were brought to my attention, even though Lido does in fact use the Ethereum network for staking MATIC. Anyway, here are some of the risks I remember discovering:
– the value of the staked ETH token is supposed to mirror the value of the actual thing is references (ETH), but that ratio could potentially go out of wack – thus causing the value of the staked token to decline
– there might be a flaw in the smart contract that Lido uses, and/or
– Lido might get hacked and thus have its smart contracted modified by malicious actors
Hopefully none of those 3 scenarios will ever happen.
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Funny enough, I just unstaked my stETH from Lido yesterday, I staked around 1.6 ETH for about two years. Unstaking and claiming was painless, although it did take about 24 hours to unlock. After 24 hours, I hit the claim button, a few minutes later it was in my ETH wallet just like the day I sent it. I would recommend.
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If you are staking a small amount its not worth. I ~~payed~~ paid for swapping from ETH to stETH ~1€.
Swapping back from stETH to ETH via 1inch cost me 1,63€ + 4,42€.
Fees are changing a lot. Here you can check them [https://etherscan.io/gastracker](https://etherscan.io/gastracker)
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