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Ethereum VS. Solana: Comparison of Staking Ecosystem and Prospects for Restaking Development
Analysis of the Differences in Staking Business Models between Ethereum and Solana
Ethereum Network's Staking Ecosystem
Lido's business model
Lido, as a leading liquid staking project, primarily provides users with ETH staking services. Its business logic is based on:
Lido currently has a market share of nearly 90%, but faces accusations of centralization.
Eigenlayer's Restaking model
Eigenlayer proposes the concept of Restaking, allowing already staked ETH to be staked again for additional returns. Main features:
Current returns are primarily token incentives, and real demand remains uncertain.
Liquid Restaking of Etherfi
Etherfi offers Liquid Restaking Token ( LRT ), simplifying the user participation process in restaking:
The LRT protocol is similar to the ETH yield aggregator, but relies on Lido and Eigenlayer without directly entering each other's domain.
Solana's Staking Ecosystem
Solana's swQoS mechanism
Solana has implemented a stake-weighted Quality of Service mechanism this year:
Solayer's Restaking model
Solayer provides "endogenous AVS" based on swQoS:
Advantages of Solana Staking
Compared to Ethereum, Solana's staking-related protocols have greater potential:
These advantages may further expand in the future, making Solana's staking and restaking a better business than Ethereum.