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A Look at the Lido Protocol | A Leading Protocol for Staking Ethereum | September 2026 - by @dalz
A PeakD post analyzing the Lido Protocol's standing in Ethereum staking from 2021 through September 2026, focusing on July–early September 2026. It covers total value locked (TVL) in ETH and USD, daily ETH balance changes, Lido’s share of staking, APR on staked ETH (stETH), the stETH-to-ETH price relationship, and a comparison of selected DeFi protocols by TVL. The piece explains liquid staking via stETH, its risks, and uses sources like DeFiLlama, CoinGecko, and ValidatorQueue. Key takeaways include continued growth in Lido’s ETH balance to ~9.69M ETH, a rising ETH-denominated TVL (~$24.5B), Lido’s indicative staking share around 21.61%, a steady APR around ~2.22–2.24%, and the stETH price remaining near parity with ETH. It also notes that TVL figures are influenced by ETH price movements and that LDO’s price has recovered to around $0.37.
India tokenizes $620B corporate bond market with digital rupee pilot - by @leofinance
SEBI and RBI unveiled Demat 2.0, a pilot tokenizing India’s $620B corporate bond market and settling on the wholesale digital rupee. Three firms have raised about $107M using blockchain-issued bonds, signaling a shift from concept to live infrastructure and demonstrating how government-issued, instant, programmable settlement could transform capital flows and cost structures in capital markets.
Se quiebra el banco Silicon Valley Bank, pieza fundamental del mundo blockchain - by @laestacion
Original language: Spanish, English
A tech-focused post discusses the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, a key lender to startups and fast-growing tech firms, highlighting its impact on the innovation ecosystem.
How One Blockchain Mistake Can Cost Millions - by @zebraslon
A concise overview of how a single misstep in crypto transactions—like swapping routes, addresses, networks, or overbroad approvals—can lead to multi-million losses, despite the blockchain executing exactly what was signed.
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