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　　Over the past few days, the Ethereum crypto community has voiced concerns about the growing power of Lido Finance in the liquid stakes market, which could lead to a high degree of centralisation in the network.

　　In particular, there are fears that the blockchains mechanism for organising transactions could be manipulated by Lido validators in the future.

　　In response to these risks, four liquid staking providers have adopted a stratagem to limit the power of the validators: Lido, on the other hand, does not take kindly to this and decides to continue on its way. What will happen in this delicate situation？

　　以下所有详细信息。

　　Crypto: Lido dominates the Ethereum betting market

　　The “Lido Finance” platform is breaking all records by establishing itself as the undisputed leader in the liquid Ethereum staking sector, where it remains the platform of choice for crypto investors.

　　Since Ethereum opened the door to staking by moving from POW to POS, those who do not have 32 ETH to dedicate to the official protocol for chain consensus have chosen to use third-party platforms to generate a return on their deposit.

　　These platforms also offer a “liquid” cryptocurrency, whose countervalue is (almost) identical to the one deposited, which can be used to generate additional income in DeFi.

　　Binance, Coinbase and Kraken have also adopted this staking model, offering their customers a way to participate in the chains POS by blocking their ether directly on the exchange in exchange for a guarantee token.

　　Lido is undoubtedly the most popular of the decentralised applications offering such a service to the Ethereum community, with an LTV of $14.117 billion. 总共有 8,551,078 ETH delegates on Lido, with a total of 267,000 validators and a market share of 32.4%.

　　They are followed by 29.2% of unidentified entities that are likely to be directly involved in Ethereum 2.0, Coinbase with 8.6%, Binance with 4.52% and Figment with 4.13%.

　　Over the past year, the protocol has more than doubled its LTV share from $6.95 billion to the current figure.

　　Not even the collapse of the FTX cryptocurrency exchange could stop Lido, which recovered from its systematic decline in a matter of months and came back stronger than before.

　　Throughout 2023, the platform continued its ascent towards monopolising the liquid stakes sector, helped by the opening of withdrawals on the official Ethereum 2.0 platform.

　　During this event, most of the stakers who had locked their ether on the protocol for more than two years without the possibility of redeeming it opted to switch to liquid solutions such as Lido in order to increase their annuities.

　　Proposals from 4 Ethereum liquid staking providers to limit validators power

　　In light of Lidos dominance of the Ethereum liquid staking market, several competing crypto projects offering the same service as the leader have pledged to work to reduce the risk of network centralisation.

　　Specifically, Rocket Pool, StakeWise, Stader Labs, Diva Staking and Puffer Finance are mobilising to ensure that none of them will own more than 22% of the Ethereum staking market share.

　　Some protocols have already announced their commitment to self-limitation, while others have expressed support for the cause and said they will take action soon.

　　Many experts in the Ethereum community, such as developer Superphiz, see coordination between the various players as crucial to the chains future success.

　　Too much polarisation of stakeholders delegating their ETH, and thus their consensus power, into the hands of a single individual could lead to problems in the block validation system, resulting in an arbitrary organisation of transactions on a blockchain. This has nothing to do with the functioning of the network and the ability to process transactions.

　　这些提供商承诺（或正在承诺）自我限制为 <22% 的以太坊验证者。 这就是我们的链条的成功之道：协调高于贪婪。 合作而不是赢家通吃。@Rocket_Pool @stakewise_io @斯塔德实验室 @divastake

　　— superphiz.eth ????????????️ (@superphiz) 30年2023月XNUMX日

　　The self-limiting figure of 22% was chosen because a consensus of 66% is required to agree on the status of Ethereum and proceed to finalisation.

　　However, if we look at the figures for the liquid staking platforms mentioned, we see that this threshold is far from being reached: Rocket Pool has a market share of 3% and StakeWise 0.3%, while Stader Labs Diva Staking and Puffer Finance do not even reach 0.1%.

　　Opting for this blockade is certainly not the ultimate solution to a very big ‘problem’, but it is certainly a first step towards collective awareness.

　　According to many experts, it is pure madness to believe that Lido alone holds 33% of all ETH bets.

　　On the other hand, many others believe that this is the normal law of the market and that a successful protocol cannot be prevented from reducing its profits.

　　On the other hand, we are talking about economic incentives: no ethics can beat this natural impulse towards money.

　　是的，因为他们的市场份额比现在少得多……很容易从便宜的座位上叽叽喳喳。

　　这与“以太坊对齐”无关。 如果这些球队处于利多的位置，他们都不会自我限制。

　　每个人都在做着经济上自私又理性的事情……

　　— Mippo ???? (@MikeIppolito_) 31年2023月XNUMX日

　　Lido disagrees and goes its own way: risk of centralisation for Ethereums block organisation mechanism

　　While the small fry in the Ethereum staking market are opting for self-limitation, Lido doesnt even think about it and decides to go its own way and establish itself as DeFis main crypto protocol.

　　In fact, back in June, a governance proposal by a user of the platform had called on LDO crypto holders to vote on a possible cap.

　　The results were obviously (for economic reasons) against the proposal, with 99.81% of participants voting against introducing thresholds to limit the protocols performance.

　　Only 0.19% of the community voted in favour of this proposal.

　　The Lido issue opens up one of the most heated and interesting debates in Ethereums history, since the chain fork following the 2016 hack.

　　Although what Lido is doing is completely in line with Ethereum‘s ’rules, it is clear that if we continue in this direction, the risk of ecosystem collapse will become too great.

　　By reaching 66%, Lido would be able to decide for itself how to organise TXs within the blockchain and take advantage of the myriad profit opportunities that would result.

　　All of this would result in a loss of value for the chain, which would effectively be governed by a single entity, contrary to the cherished principles of decentralisation and financial freedom.

　　Naturally, Lido wouldnt want such an ending either, but it could generate a huge amount of money before the world leaves the Ethereum ecosystem.

　　There are those who speculate as a solution to this problem the introduction of penalties for protocols such as Lido that jeopardise the consensus of the network.

　　In the modest opinion of the author of this article, echoing the words of Alessandro Mazza in one of his recent tweets, the solution is to ‘mobilise DAOs and big whales’.

　　The big players in the staking of Ethereum should reflect and move to an alternative solution, which while guaranteeing a lower yield, would preserve an ecosystem that represents our future home on the web3.

　　Gentlemen, open your eyes and get out of the LIDO monopoly.

　　Ethereum ha un “problema” e si chiama Lido Finance.

　　Sta per raggiungere 1/3 dellintero ammontare di $ ETH in staking.

　　Raggiungere questo traguardo è un male per la decentralizzazione di Ethereum in quanto consente ad ununica entità (Lido) di creare dei problemi notevoli nel… pic.twitter.com/94IOYxBcHR

　　— Crypto Ita (@crypto_ita2) 2年2023月XNUMX日

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