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RSETH
Liquid staking token for ETH — earns staking rewards while staying liquid.
Reward rate
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per year, native
Spot price
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USD
Note
RSETH doesn't have native staking. Look for DeFi yield options below — supplying liquidity, lending, or wrapped-token staking.
DeFi alternatives
Use RSETH in DeFi instead
Pools where you can supply liquidity, lend, or earn rewards using RSETH. Higher rates than native staking — and higher risk.
Where it earns most
RSETH earns yield on 2 chains
Top reward rate on each chain. Pick the one you already use — bridging adds fees and a separate risk surface.
Similar tokens
Other tokens like RSETH
Background reading
Learn more before staking RSETH
Guide
Which tokens earn yield, and why?
Not every token is stakeable. The ones that are split into a few categories — natives, liquid-staking tokens, stablecoins.
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Guide
Liquid staking, in plain English
How stETH, rETH, and similar tokens let you earn staking yield without giving up the ability to sell.
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Guide
What's a staking provider?
The brand running the validator. Why your choice of provider matters more than your choice of token.
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Frequently asked
What people ask about staking RSETH
What is staking RSETH?
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Staking RSETH means locking your RSETH with a validator that helps secure the network. The network pays you new tokens as a reward — like interest on a savings account, but the rate is set by the protocol, not a bank.
How much can I earn from staking RSETH?
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Right now, staking RSETH pays varies — check the validator list above, after the validator's commission. The exact number depends on which validator you pick. The list above is sorted by reward rate.
Is staking safe?
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Your RSETH stays in your wallet — you delegate trust, not custody. The two real risks are slashing (rare; the network can shrink your balance if your validator misbehaves) and lock-up (you can't sell instantly during the unbonding period). Picking a validator with a track record neutralizes most of the risk.
Can I unstake whenever I want?
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Yes, but unstaking is not instant. Most chains have an unbonding period of a few days to a few weeks during which you don't earn rewards and can't sell. If you need instant exit, look for a liquid-staking option — you get a tradeable receipt token for your staked balance.
What wallet do I need?
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Any non-custodial wallet that supports RSETH. Connect, choose a validator from the list above, click delegate, sign the transaction. The flow is short and you don't transfer the tokens — you grant the validator the right to use your stake to vote on the network.