This vote unlocks something pretty significant for the staking ecosystem.
Once approved, it kicks off Phase 1 of the latest staking protocol upgrade—a soft launch period targeting power users and early movers. Here's what changes:
You get access to stVaults, basically modular staking containers that give you real control. No middleman managing your assets—you're calling the shots. Pick which operators handle your stake. Or pick specific strategies built on top of stETH. The flexibility here is the real draw.
It's not a full-blown rollout yet. Phase 1 is intentionally limited, letting the protocol stress-test under real conditions while early adopters get first access. Think of it as beta with live stakes.
The whole point: moving from one-size-fits-all staking to something where you design your own setup. Non-custodial, composable, and you're the one making the calls.
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LiquidityLarry
· 2h ago
ngl this upgrade really rewards early players, I love the self-selected operator feature in this setup
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NftRegretMachine
· 3h ago
Finally here, the flavor of decentralized staking
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PhantomHunter
· 12-15 21:55
Once again, it's the kind of promise that "you can finally take control of yourself." Every time, it's about decentralization, decentralization, but in the end, it's still relying on those operators... However, this time, the modular design of stVaults is indeed somewhat interesting, much better than being forced to go all-in on a single strategy.
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AirdropAnxiety
· 12-15 21:55
Ha, finally here. It's our turn for non-custodial staking.
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LiquidationWizard
· 12-15 21:50
This should have existed a long time ago. We've been stuck in centralized staking for too long... Now we can finally choose our own operators? How awesome is that!
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FOMOrektGuy
· 12-15 21:50
Wow, I finally can choose my own operator, no more middlemen taking the spread.
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ProofOfNothing
· 12-15 21:41
Decentralized options are indeed appealing, but Phase 1 still needs to wait for real data to validate it.
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gas_guzzler
· 12-15 21:28
Haha, finally waited for this. Non-custodial staking is really coming.
This vote unlocks something pretty significant for the staking ecosystem.
Once approved, it kicks off Phase 1 of the latest staking protocol upgrade—a soft launch period targeting power users and early movers. Here's what changes:
You get access to stVaults, basically modular staking containers that give you real control. No middleman managing your assets—you're calling the shots. Pick which operators handle your stake. Or pick specific strategies built on top of stETH. The flexibility here is the real draw.
It's not a full-blown rollout yet. Phase 1 is intentionally limited, letting the protocol stress-test under real conditions while early adopters get first access. Think of it as beta with live stakes.
The whole point: moving from one-size-fits-all staking to something where you design your own setup. Non-custodial, composable, and you're the one making the calls.