SharedStake
SharedStake is an easy-to-use Decentralized Open Source Protocol that allows users to stake any amount of Ether to Ethereum 2 while keeping their staked amount valuable and liquid.
Ethereum 2.0 is one of the biggest events to ever happen in the history of crypto. Securing the new network is a crucial step to propel Ethereum to mainstream adoption, and its APY rewards make it an attractive investment opportunity. Staking should be accessible to as many people as possible— and even beyond financial incentives, more ETH staked contributes to a healthier decentralized network. If successful, this will help create a credibly neutral financial settlement layer that is paramount for any blockchain to succeed.
However, the average Ethereum enthusiast faces a multitude of problems preventing them from staking: what if you don’t have 32 ETH, or the exact multiple of ETH to stake? What if you don’t want to run a validator, but still want to participate in the highly anticipated upgrade and get rewarded for it? What if you don’t want to wait 2 years to withdraw your funds?
The SharedStake platform's near-term objective is providing a gateway to stakers, while also providing a yield farming opportunity with two main assets that are created by the protocol: validator Eth2 (vEth2) and the SharedStake Governance Token (SGT).
SharedStake is built for the transition to and past Ethereum 2.0. The protocol provides Staking-as-a-Service (StaaS), fully decentralized and with minimal fees as a counter to the high costs of Ethereum 2.0 staking. SharedStake will continue to be created by the members of the SharedStake DAO and the SGT roadmap will always be a living document, owned and updated by DAO members for their benefit.
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Docs reflect current DAO decisions as of 27 March, 2021
Last modified 2yr ago