Ether.Fi considers buybacks to incentivize ETHFI stakers

by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago

Decentralized finance protocol Ether.Fi has proposed allocating a portion of its revenues to buy back ETHFI tokens and distribute them to stakers.

Ether.Fi Revenue Distribution Proposal

Ether.Fi has proposed allocating 5% of protocol revenue to buy ETHFI tokens to distribute among ETHFI stakers, aiming to enhance token utility and strengthen market position. Rewards will initially be available only to stakers holding for at least one month.

Restaking and Its Advantages

Restaking allows tokens already staked for rewards to be used for securing other protocols, increasing liquidity and overall value locked in DeFi. Ether.Fi is the fourth most popular protocol with nearly $10 billion TVL.

Competition and Market Trends

Ether.Fi competes with protocols like Renzo and Kelp as restaking becomes more popular. Other DeFi projects like Ethena and Aave are also implementing value-accrual mechanisms for their tokens to share revenues with holders.

The proposal decision will be finalized at the end of the week following a tokenholder vote, highlighting the increasing pressure on DeFi protocols to offer value to their investors.

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