Anchorage Digital has announced the addition of support for Liquid Collective’s Liquid Staked ETH (LsETH), achieving a major milestone as the first U.S. federally chartered bank to facilitate liquid staking.
The new development will allow institutional clients, including VC firms, asset managers, and protocols, to participate in Ethereum (ETH) staking while maintaining liquidity.
Anchorage Digital Expands Institutional Staking Capabilities
The integration positions Anchorage Digital Bank NA as the first OCC-chartered U.S.-regulated bank to support liquid staking. The development opens new opportunities for institutional investors to leverage liquid staking, reinforcing the company’s commitment to secure and regulated crypto solutions.
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Clients can also restake their ETH on EigenLayer through the platform, enhancing their on-chain participation options. According to Nathan McCauley, CEO and co-founder of Anchorage Digital, “With LsETH, our clients gain a flexible staking option that allows them to access ETH staking rewards. Anchorage Digital is proud to enable institutional access to liquid staking through our secure, regulated offering.”
LsETH offers stakers the flexibility to sell, transfer, or use their staked tokens while automatically reinvesting ETH network rewards daily. This enhances the staking experience by combining liquidity and reward compounding.
The integration reflects a safer and more regulated pathway for institutions to engage with the ETH staking ecosystem.
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