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This article provides a detailed introduction to DVT technology.

Since the completion of The Merge and Ethereum’s transition to Proof of Stake , Distributed Verification Technology (DVT) has started to draw attention. Obol Labs is a team specifically dedicated to DVT, committed to providing a more decentralized verification mechanism. They have already garnered sponsorship from Lido, with collaborative efforts planned for the future.

EtherFi is an innovative decentralized finance (DeFi) project focused on Ethereum staking and liquidity re-staking services. Through its non-custodial staking solution, it enables users to earn staking rewards while maintaining asset liquidity. The project follows three strategic phases: delegated staking, liquidity pools, and node services, introducing the liquidity staking token EETH. EtherFi's core mechanisms include delegated staking, non-custodial control, NFT and validator management, decentralized validator technology (DVT), and the ETHFI token, used for protocol fees, incentivizing participants, and governance voting. The team comprises professionals from the blockchain and DeFi sectors and has secured multiple rounds of funding, including investments from Bullish Capital and CoinFund.

ssv.network is a protocol for Ethereum staking that splits validator keys across multiple operators, enhancing staking security and fault tolerance.

Nektar Network (NET), an innovative liquidity and infrastructure market that aggregates liquidity through a decentralized asset manager (DAM) and provides efficient asset management solutions for users. The article delves into the background, operation mechanism, token economics, market potential, and future prospects of Nektar Network, providing a comprehensive analysis for readers interested in decentralized finance (DeFi) and liquidity staking protocols.

Ether.fi is an un-custodial staking protocol with a distinctive edge over other staking platforms; it grants stakers the autonomy to manage their keys. In Ethereum’s PoS (Proof of Stake) ecosystem, two keys are generated: withdrawal keys and validation keys. The withdrawal key is used to withdraw a user's assets, while the validation key is needed by node operators to validate blocks within a stipulated timeframe, thereby earning validation rewards.

This article aims to take stock of projects and technological directions that Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has historically endorsed, exploring their development, and current status, and attempting to summarize the reasons behind his endorsements and how they have influenced and shaped the Ethereum ecosystem as we see it today.

GenesisLRT is an EigenLayer liquidity aggregator whose purpose is to leverage its extensive knowledge of the ecosystem to accrue the best yields for the investors.

Monad is a high-speed, EVM-compatible Layer 1 blockchain focused on addressing challenges in traditional staking while delivering a seamless liquid staking experience. Ecosystem projects like Magma, Kintsu, and aPriori capitalize on Monad’s infrastructure to improve staking efficiency and liquidity, boosting DeFi engagement and maximizing staking rewards.

This article interprets the Ethereum staking mechanism optimization plan proposed by Vitalik, and analyzes the potential impact of different plans on the staking track.

This article mainly introduces the liquid staking structure. This article mainly introduces the liquid staking structure.

This article provides a detailed analysis of various assets under the staking system, examining the composability, neutrality, and security of staking.

For readers interested in the Ethereum ecosystem and open-source project financing, this article provides insights and strategies for understanding how to support and sustain innovative projects. The article not only analyzes various stages of project growth but also proposes solutions to promote the financing of public goods and the healthy development of the ecosystem, which has important reference value for investors, builders and policymakers.

This article evaluates a set of three indicators reflecting the profitability, security, and reliability of staking providers.

The article discusses the issue of limited blockchain processing capacity, introducing the design space of coprocessors and their potential use cases in decentralized applications.