staked. Lets say after 10 years LIDO project winds down. What happens to the ETH of people who lost access to their stETH? Since they wont be able to claim their ETH back
I have also had a thought of that too
well you're talking about rug pulling.
stETH represents users' stake, they need stETH to redeem their staked ETH with Lido. I don't know for certain what will happen to the ETH then, but there will likely be a discussion and a final decision made by the DAO.
So does this mean that LIDO has the technical ability to take control of the staked ETH, and therefore is a custodian?
No, I'm talking about LDO. LDO is the governance token that governs the Lido DAO, and the actions the DAO takes.
I understand. So the DAO has full control over all the ETH staked, is that correct?
Essentially, yup.
what do you mean by essentially?
To understand it, go back to the Ethereum staking mechanism first. One validator has 2 keys: validator key and withdrawal credentials. Dao vetted NOs hold the validator keys only to run validators. Also, to exit a validator for ETH unstaking, NO has to sign an exit message using the validator key. In the context, if NO doesnt sign the message, associated ETH will not go to the withdrawal address that Lido Dao controls.
Is this a multi-sig wallet. With one key being with the validator and one with the DAO?
not a multi-sig. These 2 keys have totally different purposes. https://ethereum.org/en/developers/docs/consensus-mechanisms/pos/keys/#two-types-of-keys
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