Galaxy: The costs and benefits of Ethereum re-staking
Ethereum is the largest protocol to support re-staking to date, with $19.4 billion in re-staking deposits for ETH and its derivative assets, of which $18.3 billion was deposited by users in 2024.

Ethereum is the largest protocol to support re-staking to date, with $19.4 billion in re-staking deposits for ETH and its derivative assets, of which $18.3 billion was deposited by users in 2024.
This report provides a comprehensive overview of staking, how it works on Ethereum, and important considerations for stakeholders when engaging in this activity.
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