Market Intelligence
Liquid Staking Yields
Current yields on the largest liquid-staking tokens — stake your coins, keep a tradable token, and earn a network reward — ranked by total value locked.
| # | Protocol | Token | Chain | APY | TVL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lido | STETH | Ethereum | 2.24% | $16.41B |
| 2 | Binance ETH | WBETH | Ethereum | 2.44% | $6.27B |
| 3 | Rocket Pool | RETH | Ethereum | 2.16% | $2.43B |
| 4 | Jito | JITOSOL | Solana | 5.51% | $818.47M |
| 5 | Coinbase ETH | CBETH | Ethereum | 2.77% | $262.47M |
| 6 | Marinade | MSOL | Solana | 6.32% | $197.03M |
Live APY and TVL via DefiLlama. Yields vary constantly and are not guaranteed. Informational only, not financial advice.
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How liquid staking works
Proof-of-stake networks reward participants who lock up coins to help secure the chain. Liquid staking adds a twist: when you stake through a liquid-staking protocol, you receive a token that represents your staked position and the rewards it earns — so your capital keeps earning while staying tradable and usable across DeFi. The APY shown is the reward rate the protocol is currently passing through.
Read it through The Aperture: the near lens is today’s yield and where the value sits; the wide lens is the risks — smart-contract risk, the token trading away from its underlying value, validator performance, and, on some networks, lock-up or slashing. Yields move with network conditions, so treat any figure as a live snapshot, not a promise. Plan your own numbers with the staking calculator and read the liquid staking explainer. Informational, not financial advice.