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Quote from: HarveyOne on July 31, 2024, 01:49:34 PM

Where can I stake my ETH with some security? You usually have to leave them on a platform and lose the keys - not your keys = not your coins

Staking etherium is available on centralized and decentralized platforms. It is much more convenient to do it on centralized platforms, but the rule “not your keys = not your coins” works here.
There is a lot of information on decentralized platforms and steaking options on the internet, so I won't give links.
I've been telling everyone for years: possible profit 5%, possible loss 100% of deposit - it's a wrong investment if you don't have a lot of coins.

Yeah, I think that is the risk with Staking, although in the beginning, it could be worth for some because of the high yield that they will get. However, when the market's became saturated, and just like the hype it is, sooner or later it will lose it's attractiveness to say the least. And then the whole staking went down, the yield became so meager that it's no longer very appealing and then you don't have total control of it.

And with that, it might be good to invest with Ethereum because of the whole US Spot Ethereum ETF. And similar to Bitcoin, it will really bring a lot of money from investors and obviously, it will give that needed boost to the market itself.

There are a lot of coins being staked and the Staked Share is constantly increasing.
https://dune.com/hildobby/eth2-staking

The number of layers is also increasing, so Ethereum is the ecosystem of the future, and that's why investors are staking.
https://l2beat.com/scaling/summary