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Lido stake fell by 437,504 ETH to 8.54M ETH

LDO closed the second quarter at $0.2399, down 27.2% on the quarter.

State of Lido, Q2 2026, to the close of the quarter's last day (UTC). Published 9 November 2026, 10:21 UTC; written automatically from our own published charts.

  • Lido stake8.54M ETH−437,504 ETH
  • Share of active stake21.3%−2.10 pts
  • LDO price$0.2399−27.2%

Stake

Lido stake fell by 437,504 ETH to 8.54M ETH in the second quarter. That is 21.3% of all active stake on Ethereum, against 23.3% three months earlier.

By staking module: Curated Operators fell by 558,944 ETH to 7.62M ETH; Simple DVT fell by 81,920 ETH to 252,160 ETH; Community Staking rose by 203,360 ETH to 670,112 ETH.

Lido sent 772,768 ETH to the deposit contract over the quarter.

Lido's validators earned an average of 2.81% a year over the quarter, against 2.81% for all of Ethereum.

Lido stakeRange 8.43M ETH to 9.10M ETH; this quarter shaded
Lido stake
8.54M ETH−437,504 ETH
Share of active stake
21.3%−2.10 pts
Yield, quarter averagea year
2.81%

Lido's stake is the sum of its staking modules on our own consensus node; the module split is an estimate, as its chart explains.

The LDO token

LDO closed the second quarter at $0.2399, down 27.2% on the quarter.

LDO close
$0.2399−27.2%

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