Consensys Staking

EigenLayer is a protocol built on Ethereum that introduces Restaking, a groundbreaking concept allowing users to extend Ethereum’s cryptoeconomic security to new decentralized services. It acts as a “marketplace for trust,” connecting restakers, operators, and Autonomous Verifiable Services (AVSs) — the new generation of verifiable Web3 infrastructure. Developers can build services secured by Ethereum without needing to bootstrap their own validator network or token-based security model. Through EigenLayer, restakers can deposit ETH, liquid staking tokens (LSTs), EIGEN, or other ERC-20 tokens to secure emerging decentralized applications. This shared security model fosters rapid innovation while maintaining decentralization and reliability. Simply put, EigenLayer empowers builders to launch scalable, secure Web3 services faster, at lower cost, and with Ethereum-grade trust.

mStable is an open and decentralized protocol that unites stablecoins, lending and swapping into one standard. Autonomous and non-custodial stablecoin infrastructure. mStable combines lending income with trading fees to produce higher yielding assets. Smart contract security is mStable’s first priority. The mStable protocol was fully audited by Consensys Diligence and no critical bugs were found. mStable is governed by MTA holders who have staked their tokens to vote on proposals. mStable's governance goes through a process where consensus is reached in progressively concrete stages. Proposals and ideas are surfaced on the Discord or public forum, and are finalized by on-chain signalling by MTA holders. mStable is a collection of autonomous, descentralice, and non-custodial smart contracts. It is built on Ethereum. mStable assets (hereafter mAssets) represent some underlying value peg and are minted/redeemed on-chain via smart contracts.