Ethereum LSTs and LRTs Monitor: stETH, rETH, weETH, ezETH, rsETH live

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Live monitor of the 9 most relevant Ethereum LSTs and LRTs (Liquid Staking/Restaking Tokens). Prices refreshed every minute. Following the Kelp DAO exploit on April 18, 2026 (-22% rsETH depeg), understanding the risk of each staking token has become critical. This page compares 9 tokens across 3 categories: rebasing LSTs, non-rebasing LSTs, and LRTs (restaking).

What are LSTs and LRTs?

LST (Liquid Staking Token): A token representing ETH staked on the network. Since your ETH "sleeps" (32 ETH/validator locked), protocols like Lido or Rocket Pool give you a liquid token in return that you can use in DeFi while earning staking yield (~3% APR).

LRT (Liquid Restaking Token): A token representing an LST that is, in turn, staked on EigenLayer or other networks (AVS — Actively Validated Services). It generates an additional yield of ~2-5% on top of the base staking. However, it adds a layer of risk: if the AVS misbehaves, you could lose additional ETH via slashing.

9 tokens monitored · LSTs (6) + LRTs (3)

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Why are some LSTs worth more than 1 ETH?

"Non-rebasing" LSTs (rETH, wstETH, cbETH, weETH) accumulate staking yield into their value instead of increasing the token quantity. This is why 1 wstETH ≈ 1.23 ETH (12% accumulated since 2022). This is normal, not a depeg.

"Rebasing" LSTs (stETH) maintain a 1:1 peg with ETH, but the balance in your wallet automatically grows daily. This is why 1 stETH ≈ 1.000 ETH always. DeFi compatibility usually requires the non-rebasing wrapper (wstETH).

The rsETH case of April 18, 2026

On April 18, 2026, an attacker exploited a vulnerability in Kelp DAO's cross-chain bridge on LayerZero. They minted 116,500 fictitious rsETH (-18% of circulating supply) without real backing. The price dropped -22% in hours and contaminated pools on Aave, Curve, and Pendle. Direct losses: ~$292M. Full technical analysis here.

What does each risk level mean?

🟢 Low: stETH, rETH, and wstETH — pure ETH staked with years of no material incidents, recent audits, solid models.
🟡 Medium: cbETH, mETH, swETH, weETH — newer LSTs/LRTs without extended track records or with historical, non-critical depeg events.
🔴 High: ezETH and rsETH — significant historical depegs (>5%) or recent exploits.

Slashing on Ethereum — the smallest risk in DeFi

In 5 years of Ethereum PoS, ~16,000 ETH have been slashed out of 35M staked (~600 validators) = 0.046 % cumulative. Lido suffered ~700 ETH slashed at validator level but 0 to end users (covered by the insurance buffer); Rocket Pool ~15 ETH total. For comparison: DeFi hacks in 2025 wiped out 1.2 % of TVL in a single year (~26× worse than Ethereum's entire slashing history).

For LRTs there is an additional layer: EigenLayer activated slashing in April 2025, with ~$5-8M slashed accumulated over $9.5B restaked (0.06 %) across various AVS. The real risk for ezETH/rsETH/weETH is not slashing — it's bridge or oracle exploits (rsETH case of April 18, 2026 → −22 %). Sources: beaconcha.in, official Lido and EigenLayer dashboards.

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