rocketpool VS lido-dao

And yes, you can swap your rETH back with the protocol directly on www.rocketpool.net

Discord is a must for anything Rocketpool related. There is a link on the website at www.rocketpool.net

You can check the official rEth to Eth ratio at www.rocketpool.net

The source code of the contract can be revised here: github repo

when deciding to take part in a staking pool that allows them to run a Validator with just 16Eth instead of 32 for sharing their staking rewards 50/50 + commission as displayed on www.rocketpool.net for years now.

The Merge - finished initial contract changes for The Merge based on this research: https://github.com/rocket-pool/rocketpool-research/blob/master/Post%20Merge/Merge%20Implementation%20Research.md For those who are interested, here is the branch: https://github.com/rocket-pool/rocketpool/tree/merge-ready Please note that it is under code review, requires further testing, and is unaudited at this stage.

All Rocket Pool code has been open source over more than 4 years, longer than any other major ETH project.

Website: https://www.rocketpool.net/

Review their smart contract code, but since that’s complicated, research their auditors and audit reports.

Lido hace rebase con la fórmula a continuación:

Firstly, the APR displayed on https://lido.fi/ is a 7-day MA estimate. Secondly, 'protocol APR' is just the APR for the protocol, and not for users, so it's not taking into account the 10% fee.

Best to ask lido directly on their discord channel - link avail at the bottom of their main page https://lido.fi/

Lido contracts github: https://github.com/lidofinance/lido-dao/tree/master/contracts

One solution you do have is liquid staking. Polygon Labs has a great writeup on liquid staking here. MATIC liquid staking is still done on ETH, but you can swap your native MATIC tokens for stMATIC, which are bridged liquid-staked MATIC tokens through Lido Finance.

Lido also makes up for 77% of ALL staked ETH deposited through LSDs the highest it's been all year.

"Can periodically query the current share rate (as shareRate = lido.getTotalPooledEther() * 1e27 / lido.getTotalShares()) and if the number change more than a few WEIs (see https://github.com/lidofinance/lido-dao/issues/442), than calculate APR like presented https://docs.lido.fi/integrations/api/#last-lido-apr-for-steth would need to save the timepoints as well can query and remember the reported oracle frames https://github.com/lidofinance/lido-dao/blob/master/contracts/0.8.9/oracle/AccountingOracle.sol#L440 https://etherscan.io/address/0x852deD011285fe67063a08005c71a85690503Cee#readProxyContract#F19"

The official Ethereum staking APR is 4.639% (source : https://beaconcha.in/ethstore ) Lido's staking APR is 3.8% (source : https://lido.fi/ ) but they take a 10% fee on rewards when you withdraw, so the real Lido APR is in fact 3.8*0.9 = 3.42%

What made you certain that it is legit? Steps taken? Verify on lido.fi site, this sub, etc?

You can also swap to stETH direct from Lido at https://lido.fi/ at a price of 1:1.