We’re excited to announce our partnership with EtherFi, the leading decentralized, non-custodial delegated staking protocol with a Liquid Staking token. This partnership will give institutional investors direct, easy access to stake with EtherFi from their self-custodial wallet. Staking ETH has never been easier and more secure.
Unique to EtherFi is that stakers control their keys. The ether.fi mechanism also allows for the creation of a node services marketplace where stakers and node operators can enroll nodes to provide infrastructure services. Eulith’s institutional clients get access to staking, the way DeFi natives do it, without the complex overhead associated with key management and protocol dynamics.
“With EtherFi’s non-custodial approach, investors retain control of their keys. In combination with Eulith’s DeFi Armor, this ensures the highest level of security while participating in the staking ecosystem. Together, we’re making staking ETH easier, more secure and more accessible for institutional investors”, said Lucas, CEO of Eulith.
“We’re thrilled to offer institutional investors simplicity and security in staking through our partnership with Eulith”, added Mike Silagadze, Founder & CEO of EtherFi.
About EtherFi
EtherFi is a decentralized, non-custodial delegated staking protocol with a Liquid Staking token. It allows users to stake ETH and receive eTH, a natively restaked liquid staking token that fuels DeFi and decentralizes Ethereum. When a user holds eETH, they receive ETH staking rewards, ether.fi points and EigenLayer points.
About Eulith
Eulith provides asset managers and accredited investors with the best technology and financial services to access & manage capital on-chain. Managers and traders use Eulith’s product suite to raise capital and maximize risk adjusted returns across DeFi and CeFi, while allocators and investors get secure, transparent access to the most exclusive managers in digital assets via SMAs. The company has 50+ institutional clients – including industry leaders like Delphi Digital and Spartan Group – with more than $1B in combined assets.