TREE NEWS update: Lido has added direct ETH staking from four Layer 2 networks to its interface, letting users stake without first bridging to Ethereum mainnet. Users receive wstETH from local liquidity pools, while the ETH is bridged to Ethereum for staking and the pools are replenished in the background.
Lido Adds Direct ETH Staking From Four Layer 2 Networks
Lido is effectively collapsing the bridge step that has long kept L2 users from staking directly, which matters because it lowers the friction that pushed smaller holders toward native yield on the rollups themselves. The wstETH-from-local-pools design keeps liquidity on the L2 while the underlying ETH moves to mainnet, a split that shifts the trust surface from a single bridge to pool replenishment mechanics. Whether this pulls stake from competing L2-native staking routes or mainly recaptures users who would have bridged anyway is the open question to watch.
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