Rocket Pool
Rocket Pool enables users to run network nodes or just stake ETH for annual staking rewards.
What is Rocket Pool?
Rocket Pool is a decentralised liquid Ethereum staking protocol, established late 2016 by founder and CTO David Rugendyke. Rocket Pool enables users to participate in staking on Ethereum's consensus layer — users earn staking rewards in the form of rETH tokens, which can be swapped at any time. The protocol is decentralized and governed using the RPL token by a network DAO. Rocket Pool also enables users to stake ETH and operate nodes to validate transactions on the network. In exchange, users earn staking rewards in ETH in addition to RPL rewards.
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