The total value of crypto assets locked in liquid staking protocols has grown 131.6% from the beginning of this year.
It's been a tough summer for cryptocurrency as prices trade in a narrow range and trading volumes slump , but one corner of the market is growing: liquid staking protocols. Liquid staking protocols give investors access to liquidity while staking their funds. Generally, staking gives investors a way to earn yield on their crypto by locking up tokens on a network for a period of time.
Rewards vary by network, but generally the more you stake, the more you earn. The "Merge" event last September turned Ethereum into a proof-of-stake network that allowed staking. Then, this year's Shanghai upgrade made it possible for stakers to withdraw those staked assets. The problem is that staking itself is a pretty illiquid activity, according to Riad Wahby, CEO of Cubist, a company that builds infrastructure to make liquid staking easier.
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