Lido has activated its automatic LDO token buyback program, called NEST, which will buy back tokens up to $10 million annually if daily staking revenue exceeds $109,000, equating to a $40 million annual baseline. However, since April, daily revenue has stayed below this threshold, delaying buybacks. The bought tokens will be held by the DAO treasury rather than burned. While the buyback size is smaller than other protocols, experts praise its dynamic design, which adjusts to market conditions. The program’s full impact depends on broader market recovery and increased staking revenue.
Cryptocurrency markets display varied price changes, with Bitcoin trading around $62,782, slightly down by 0.5%. Ethereum and Binance Coin also show minor declines. Meanwhile, tokens like OKB and SHIB experience notable gains of 5.4% and 4.1%, respec...
Lido DAO has activated the NEST Automated LDO Buyback Mechanism on mainnet, which automatically uses surplus staking revenue above $40 million annually to buy LDO tokens. Half of the revenue exceeding this threshold is converted into LDO purchases th...
SharpLink, the second-largest corporate Ethereum holder, is staking $200 million worth of ETH through Lido, the largest liquid staking protocol. In return, SharpLink receives wstETH tokens, which represent staked ETH plus rewards and remain usable ac...
Lido Finance introduced Lido Earn, a new product suite launched on March 12, 2026, that enables instant withdrawals from staking positions using a liquidity buffer. This buffer pools deposits, rewards, and withdrawal flows to process requests quickly...
