Nansen will launch its first Ethereum staking product on Lido V3, enabling direct validator exposure, onchain transparency, and composable yield.

Nansen is preparing to launch its first Ethereum staking product using Lido V3’s stVaults, according to Lido Finance’s announcement on X. The integration is positioned as giving Nansen direct validator exposure while adding onchain transparency and composable yield, meaning the staking setup can be customized and still connect to Lido’s liquid-staking infrastructure. The key context is Lido V3’s shift from a single pooled staking product to a modular system built around stVaults, smart-contract vaults controlled by their creators. That design lets vault operators choose validator setups and staking configurations while still potentially tapping into stETH liquidity, which is why the upgrade matters for institutions and other advanced ETH stakers seeking more control and transparency than standard liquid staking offers. The story matters because it signals a broader use case for Ethereum staking infrastructure: not just passive retail staking, but branded, customizable staking products that can be embedded into other platforms. For Nansen, a crypto analytics company, the move also reflects growing demand for staking products that expose onchain operations more clearly and can be integrated into wider DeFi or treasury strategies.

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