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LRT has gained a large popularity in recent months. From marking EigenLayer as an obscure protocol with a peculiar business model to praying on, less than a month has passed. We bet you have some LRTs or have thought about getting a few.
We’ve prepared a small guide, to clear up the issue of the risks for potential investors who are particularly interested in the protocol based on Eigenlayer.
TVL of the restaking protocols:
Firstly, your staked ETH (or LRT) supports side projects in enhancing their security through backed assets. You can’t redeem or transfer these assets, but EigenLayer can slash them if the protocol violates the rules. This occurrence won't result in asset loss but will boost earnings.
What can be done?
Choose secure holders of your tokens!
Prioritize those with proven track records, high TVL, public recognition, or personal assurance.
Create a checklist focusing on TVL across networks, Eigenlayer and AVSs’ recognition, SOC certificates, and past cases of unprofessional behavior resulting in fund loss before selecting Operators. For instance, Renzo provides a specific list of Operators it invests in so you can check which ones can be trusted and which cannot.
Secondly, invest only in trusted LRT providers. Pay attention to their operators and how they support their peg. Companies like Renzo or KelpDAO should have large liquidity pools across different networks to avoid a possible depeg of LRT in case people decide to redeem their tokens. Remember their smart contracts and audits made by independent agencies. Contracts should have no critical or serious vulnerabilities.
Thank God you have Notum! We have already assessed major restaking protocols so you can get an overview of them and their point campaigns.
Check this page out to learn about projects based on EigenLayer.
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