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Liquid Collective
Liquid Collective provides liquid staking for Ethereum and Solana through its staking standard.
About Liquid Collective
Liquid Collective is a liquid staking protocol for Ethereum and Solana. A user stakes ETH to mint LsETH, a token that represents staked ETH plus network rewards. Network rewards are staked automatically while the token is held, so the holder does not need to claim and restake them manually. The homepage also lists Liquid Staked SOL (LsSOL) as now live. Liquid staking tokens can be transferred, stored, traded, or used in DeFi, according to the homepage's FAQ.
The homepage describes an enterprise offering for businesses that provide staking to their customers. It mentions a revenue share of rewards, node operator performance SLAs, and a list of supported platforms for minting and custody, including exchanges and custodians. Node operators include Coinbase, Figment, Staked, and Blockdaemon. Mandatory KYC/AML applies to node operators and to mint and burn actions. Pricing is not stated on the homepage.
Key features
- LsETH token representing staked ETH plus network rewards
- Automatic staking of network rewards while holding LsETH
- Liquid Staked SOL (LsSOL) token for Solana, listed as live
- Slashing coverage, including Nexus Mutual cover, for participants
- Diversified node operators with double-signing protection and multi-region distribution
- Onchain visibility of rewards and node operator performance
Best for: Stakers who want a liquid token for staked ETH or SOL, and enterprises that offer staking services to their customers.
Good for
- Network rewards are staked automatically while LsETH is held
- Slashing coverage, including Nexus Mutual cover, is stated to be provided to every participant
- Rewards and node operator performance can be viewed onchain
Watch out for
- Mandatory KYC/AML applies to node operators and to mint and burn actions
Liquid Collective at a glance
- Website
- liquidcollective.io
- Category
- Crypto & Blockchain › DeFi Protocols
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Liquid Collective FAQ
What is liquid staking?
Token holders stake their tokens and receive a programmatically generated liquid staking token as evidence of ownership of the staked tokens. The liquid staking token can be transferred, stored, traded, and used in DeFi or supported dapps while the holder continues to participate in securing the network by staking.
How does Liquid Collective compare to Lido and other liquid staking solutions?
According to the homepage, other liquid staking solutions have focused on crypto-native stakers and have not met many institutional and enterprise requirements. Liquid Collective aims to offer a unified, standardized protocol suitable for institutional stakers that provides deep liquidity for its receipt tokens, such as LsETH.
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