Blocklist Vault
A Vault type that accepts deposits from any wallet except those on a specified blocklist. The blocklist is managed by the Whitelist/Blocklist Manager role.
-### Boost
+### 
Boost
A StakeWise feature that amplifies staking rewards by using osTokens as collateral on Aave to borrow additional assets, which are then staked again. This creates a leverage loop that can provide up to 3x boost in staking rewards compared to normal staking.
-### Burning
+### 
Burning
The process of returning minted osTokens to a Vault in exchange for unlocking the staked collateral that backs them. Users must burn all minted osTokens plus accrued protocol fees to fully unstake. Partial burns are possible to reduce debt or improve position health.
-### Compound Validator (0x02)
+### 
Compound Validator
A validator type that supports variable effective balances from 32 ETH up to 2048 ETH (or 1 GNO to 64 GNO on Gnosis Chain). These validators support automatic funding, compounding rewards, and partial withdrawals. Converting from 0x01 to 0x02 is irreversible.
-### Consolidation
+### 
Consolidation
The process of merging multiple legacy validators (0x01) into compound validators (0x02), or combining the balance of existing compound validators to improve capital efficiency and reduce infrastructure overhead.
-### DAO-Approved Vault
+### 
DAO-Approved Vault
Vaults that meet stringent DAO criteria (defined in [SWIP-24 ↗](https://forum.stakewise.io/t/swip-24-establish-a-policy-for-enabling-100-oseth-minting-in-select-vaults/1724)) and qualify for 100% minting threshold (LTV) for osETH/osGNO—enabling automatic liquid staking token issuance without overcollateralization.
This maximizes capital efficiency and unlocks advanced use cases like consumer liquid staking, exchange integrations, and leveraged DeFi strategies.
Requirements include substantial stake (≥10k ETH / ≥5k GNO), fee caps (≤5% / ≤15%), above-median performance, Vault v3, significant SWISE bond (5M / 1M), and DAO governance approval.
-### ERC-20 Vault
+### 
ERC-20 Vault
A Vault type that issues transferable ERC-20 tokens representing stake in the Vault. Operators set the token's name and symbol, enabling custom DeFi ecosystems around the Vault's token. Users can transfer their stake as long as they don't have osToken minted against it.
-### Automatic Unboost
+### 
Automatic Unboost
A safety mechanism in Boost that automatically unboosts positions approaching the liquidation threshold. When any position reaches 94.5% LTV, anyone can trigger an automatic unboosting transaction to protect the user, with all funds remaining under the original owner's control.
-### Exit Queue
+### 
Exit Queue
A queue system that manages withdrawal requests from a Vault. When users request to withdraw, they receive a position ticket tracking their place in line. As ETH becomes available through unbonded assets or validator exits, users can claim their funds according to their queue position.
-### OsToken Exchange Rate
+### 
OsToken Exchange Rate
The amount of underlying assets (ETH or GNO) that can be received when redeeming osToken within the protocol. This rate increases over time as staking rewards accrue, reflected through the `convertToAssets` and `convertToShares` functions in the osTokenVaultController contract.
-### Fee Recipient
+### 
Fee Recipient
The address designated to receive Vault fees. Set by the Vault Admin and can be updated over time. Typically the Vault operator or a multisig controlled by the operator team.
-### Harvest
+### 
Harvest
The process of updating a Vault's state on-chain, which synchronizes the Vault's balance with the consensus layer, applies fee accruals, and processes the exit queue. Can be triggered automatically by the Operator Service (every 12 hours by default) or manually by users during interactions.
-### Keeper
+### 
Keeper
The StakeWise smart contract that coordinates communication between the Operator Service and the Oracle network. The Keeper manages validator registration approvals by ensuring proper Oracle consensus, and processes reward updates including consensus rewards and Smoothing Pool distributions from the Oracle network.
-### Legacy Validator (0x01)
+### 
Legacy Validator
The original validator type with a fixed stake of 32 ETH (or 1 GNO on Gnosis Chain). These validators automatically sweep excess balance above 32 ETH back to the withdrawal address. No top-up funding is available for 0x01 validators.
-### Liquidation
+### 
Liquidation
In 90% LTV Vaults, the process of closing an unhealthy osToken position that exceeds 92% LTV. Anyone can liquidate by burning all minted osTokens against the collateral. The liquidator receives the underlying collateral value plus a 1% premium, with the penalty deducted from the staker's collateral. Positions in 99.99% LTV Vaults are exempt from liquidation.
-### LTV (Loan-to-Value)
+### 
LTV (Loan-to-Value)
The ratio of minted osToken value to staked collateral value, expressed as a percentage. Standard Vaults have 90% LTV, while DAO-approved Vaults can have up to 99.99% LTV (osETH) or 99.95% LTV (osGNO). This determines the maximum amount of osToken that can be minted against staked assets.
-### MetaVault
+### 
MetaVault
A Vault type that does not register validators directly, instead delegating accumulated assets to sub-Vaults managed by the Vault Admin. Deposits are distributed across underlying sub-Vaults (up to 50 maximum) according to curator-defined allocation logic.
-### Minting
+### 
Minting
The process of issuing osTokens against staked assets held in a Vault. Minting limits are determined by the Vault's LTV ratio to ensure overcollateralization. Users can mint osTokens to access liquidity while their stake continues earning rewards.
-### Operator Service
+### 
Operator Service
Specialized software that node operators run alongside their Ethereum consensus and execution clients to manage Vault operations. Automates validator registration, consolidations, withdrawals, state updates, and fee claims.
-### Oracle Network
+### 
Oracle Network
StakeWise's decentralized network of Oracle nodes that connects smart contracts to the Beacon Chain. Manages validator registration approvals, calculates rewards and penalties, maintains osToken exchange rates, and enforces validator exits when needed.
-### osETH
+### 
osToken
+Short for Overcollateralized Staked Token. StakeWise's liquid staking tokens (osETH on Ethereum, osGNO on Gnosis Chain) that represent staked assets plus accrued rewards. The value of staked assets backing osToken exceeds the token's value, providing a safety buffer against slashing and validator underperformance.
+
+### 
osETH
The overcollateralized liquid staking token on Ethereum. A repricing ERC-20 token that represents staked ETH plus accumulated rewards, with its value increasing over time as staking rewards accrue.
-### osGNO
+### 
osGNO
The overcollateralized liquid staking token on Gnosis Chain. A repricing ERC-20 token that represents staked GNO plus accumulated rewards, with its value increasing over time as staking rewards accrue.
-### osToken
-Short for Overcollateralized Staked Token. StakeWise's liquid staking tokens (osETH on Ethereum, osGNO on Gnosis Chain) that represent staked assets plus accrued rewards. The value of staked assets backing osToken exceeds the token's value, providing a safety buffer against slashing and validator underperformance.
-
-### osToken Fee
+### 
osToken Fee
A 5% fee charged by StakeWise DAO on rewards accumulated by osToken. The fee is applied continuously to users' osToken debt (the amount they must burn to exit), with collected fees going to the DAO Treasury.
-### Partial Withdrawal
+### 
Partial Withdrawal
A withdrawal of rewards from a compound validator (0x02) without fully exiting the validator. Enabled by EIP-7002, partial withdrawals allow Vaults to access accumulated rewards above the minimum stake requirement while keeping validators active.
-### OsToken Position
+### 
OsToken Position
An osToken minting position representing the relationship between a user's staked collateral in a Vault and their minted osToken debt. Position health is tracked through LTV ratios.
-### Exit Queue Ticket
+### 
Exit Queue Ticket
A record issued when a user enters the exit queue, tracking their place in line and the amount they've requested to withdraw. Users can claim available funds according to their ticket number as ETH becomes available in the Vault.
-### Private Vault
+### 
Private Vault
A Vault type that only accepts deposits from wallets that have been whitelisted by the Vault Admin. Access control is managed by the Whitelist/Blocklist Manager role.
-### Repricing Token
+### 
Repricing Token
A token whose redemption value increases over time rather than its quantity. osToken is a repricing token—each osETH or osGNO becomes worth more of the underlying asset as staking rewards accrue, reflected through an increasing exchange rate.
-### Smoothing Pool
+### 
Smoothing Pool
A mechanism for distributing block proposal rewards (MEV and priority fees) evenly across all participating Vaults. Instead of keeping volatile block rewards, Vaults contribute them to a pool that provides stable, predictable returns. Vaults using the smoothing pool must operate [DAO-approved MEV relays →](/operator/smoothing-pool-relays).
-### Standard Vault
+### 
Standard Vault
The most common Vault type that accepts deposits from any wallet and issues non-transferable shares that earn rewards. Users receive Vault shares representing their proportional stake in the Vault.
-### SWISE
+### 
SWISE
The governance token of StakeWise DAO. SWISE holders vote on protocol parameters, oracle selection, upgrades, fees, and other governance decisions through StakeWise Improvement Proposals (SWIPs).
-### Unbonded ETH
+### 
Unbonded ETH
ETH in a Vault that is not locked in validators. This includes excess deposits, staking rewards, and MEV that have not been allocated to new validators yet. Unbonded ETH provides liquidity for processing withdrawals from the exit queue.
-### Unboost Queue
+### 
Unboost Queue
A queue system that manages withdrawal requests from Boost positions. When users request to unboost, they enter the queue and can claim their assets as they will exit from the validators.
-### Vault
+### 
Vault
An isolated, customizable smart contract that functions as an individual staking pool. Vault operators accept deposits from stakers, register and manage validators, and offer tailored staking services. Each Vault operates independently with its own fee structure, MEV strategy, and risk profile.
-### Vault Admin
+### 
Vault Admin
The primary controller of a Vault, responsible for overall configuration. The Admin can manage all roles and permissions, modify fees and fee recipients, update branding, and configure Vault settings. Can be a single wallet, multisig, or DAO.
-### Vault Capacity
+### 
Vault Capacity
An immutable deposit limit set during Vault creation that controls the maximum amount of ETH the Vault can accept. When left unset, Vaults have unlimited capacity by default. Helps operators control validator set size based on infrastructure capabilities.
-### Own Escrow
+### 
Own Escrow
MEV strategy where block proposal rewards are collected solely by individual Vaults. Own Escrow allows a Vault to choose an independent approach to earning block production rewards, like using any relay of choice, because it does not rely on sharing such rewards with other Vaults. Own Escrow targets maximum value capture but with increased variability.
-### Vault Fee
+### 
Vault Fee
A percentage fee charged by Vault operators on staking rewards, ranging from 0% to 100%. The fee is automatically deducted when Vault state is updated and the vault shares are minted to the fee recipient. Fees can only be increased by 20% at a time with a 3-day delay between updates.
-### Vault Fee Claimer
+### 
Vault Fee Claimer
A Vault role that can claim accumulated Vault fees on behalf of the Vault's fee recipients. Set by the Vault Admin.
-### Vault Operator
+### 
Vault Operator
Entities or individuals who run validators for a Vault. They operate the infrastructure and run the Operator Service software that automates essential Vault management tasks such as validator registration, consolidations, and withdrawals.
-### Vault Shares
+### 
Vault Shares
The accounting mechanism used by all Vaults to represent a user's proportional stake in the Vault. Shares accrue rewards over time and can be used as collateral for minting osTokens. In Standard, Private, and Blocklist Vaults, shares are non-transferable. In ERC-20 Vaults, shares are represented as transferable ERC-20 tokens.
-### Validators Manager
+### 
Validators Manager
A critical Vault role that grants permission to execute validator operations including registration, funding, consolidation, and withdrawals. The Operator Service requires this role to automatically manage the Vault's validators.
-### Whitelist/Blocklist Manager
+### 
Whitelist/Blocklist Manager
A Vault role that controls deposit access permissions. Can add or remove accounts authorized to deposit (whitelist) or prohibited from depositing (blocklist). Only appears in Private Vaults or Vaults with blocklist functionality enabled.
diff --git a/docs/docs/overview.mdx b/docs/docs/overview.mdx
index 403da0a3..210adc14 100644
--- a/docs/docs/overview.mdx
+++ b/docs/docs/overview.mdx
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ description: "Overview of StakeWise ecosystem: Protocol, Interface, DAO, and Lab
StakeWise has several distinct areas that serve different purposes — here's how to tell them apart.
-- **[StakeWise Protocol](https://github.com/stakewise/v3-core)**: A modular collection of smart contracts powering decentralized liquid staking on Ethereum and Gnosis Chain. The protocol includes customizable Vaults (including blocklist, private, and ERC20 variants), an over-collateralized token system (osToken), validator lifecycle management, MEV capture and distribution, and governance controls.
-- **[StakeWise Interface](https://app.stakewise.io/)**: A web interface that allows for easy interaction with the StakeWise protocol. The interface allows users to stake ETH, browse the Vault marketplace, create their own Vaults, and discover different DeFi strategies to maximize earnings.
-- **[StakeWise DAO](https://vote.stakewise.io/#/)**: A governance system for governing the StakeWise Protocol, enabled by the SWISE token.
-- **[StakeWise Labs](https://x.com/stakewise_io)**: The core development team behind StakeWise Protocol and its ecosystem tools.
+- **[StakeWise Protocol ↗](https://github.com/stakewise/v3-core)**: A modular collection of smart contracts powering decentralized liquid staking on Ethereum and Gnosis Chain. The protocol includes customizable Vaults (including blocklist, private, and ERC20 variants), an over-collateralized token system (osToken), validator lifecycle management, MEV capture and distribution, and governance controls.
+- **[StakeWise Interface ↗](https://app.stakewise.io/)**: A web interface that allows for easy interaction with the StakeWise protocol. The interface allows users to stake ETH, browse the Vault marketplace, create their own Vaults, and discover different DeFi strategies to maximize earnings.
+- **[StakeWise DAO ↗](https://vote.stakewise.io/#/)**: A governance system for governing the StakeWise Protocol, enabled by the SWISE token.
+- **[StakeWise Labs ↗](https://x.com/stakewise_io)**: The core development team behind StakeWise Protocol and its ecosystem tools.
diff --git a/docs/docs/vaults/how-vaults-work.mdx b/docs/docs/vaults/how-vaults-work.mdx
index 778e71c7..e5bf0ec9 100644
--- a/docs/docs/vaults/how-vaults-work.mdx
+++ b/docs/docs/vaults/how-vaults-work.mdx
@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ Users can mint osTokens for instant liquidity or withdraw. When users choose to
As ETH becomes available to the Vault, users can claim what is available.
If only part of the requested amount is available, they can claim that portion immediately and receive an updated ticket for the remainder.
-Partial withdrawals for `0x02` compound validators are now supported and can now be triggered from the execution layer via [EIP-7002](https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-7002)
-1. Open [app.stakewise.io](https://app.stakewise.io) and connect your wallet.
+1. Open [app.stakewise.io ↗](https://app.stakewise.io) and connect your wallet.
2. Select the **Unboost** tab.
3. Enter the percentage of the position you want to exit.
4. Confirm the transaction. Your request enters the unboost queue, where processing time depends on the network exit queue. Only one unboost request can be active at a time.
diff --git a/staker/risks.mdx b/staker/risks.mdx
index 89b06bbe..10922824 100644
--- a/staker/risks.mdx
+++ b/staker/risks.mdx
@@ -7,20 +7,20 @@ description: Risks of liquid staking with StakeWise — Vault performance, smart
Liquid staking carries inherent risks. This page covers them and how StakeWise addresses each.
-## Vault Performance
+## 
Vault Performance
Your staking rewards depend on how well your Vault performs. Ethereum rewards validators for performing their duties correctly and [penalizes them ↗](https://ethereum.org/developers/docs/consensus-mechanisms/pos/rewards-and-penalties#penalties) for going offline, missing attestations, or acting maliciously. These penalties reduce the staked ETH in your Vault.
Each Vault is fully isolated — poor performance in one Vault has no effect on stakers in other Vaults. You can review every Vault's performance in the app before staking. If a Vault's performance starts declining, consider unstaking and moving to a better-performing Vault.
-## Smart Contract
+## 
Smart Contract
All DeFi protocols carry smart contract risk. StakeWise runs on battle-tested, [regularly audited](/contracts/audits) contracts that secure over $1B in staked assets. The protocol has been live since 2021 with no security incidents.
-## osETH Depeg
+## 
osETH Depeg
osETH could temporarily trade below its fair value on secondary markets. The protocol's [redemption and liquidation mechanisms](/docs/ostoken/how-ostoken-works#peg-maintenance) create arbitrage incentives that keep the market price aligned with the underlying value.
-## Boost
+## 
Boost
As with any leveraged strategy, [Boost](/docs/vaults/boost) carries liquidation and penalty risks. If Aave's borrow rate exceeds the staking rate for too long, your Boost APY turns negative and your position loses value every day it stays open, while your LTV drifts toward Aave's liquidation threshold. A [2% safety buffer](/docs/vaults/boost#safety-mechanisms) between max borrow LTV and the liquidation threshold gives your position room to absorb this drift, and StakeWise automatically unboosts as you approach the threshold. Stay updated via [StakeWise Discord ↗](https://discord.com/invite/2BSdr2g).
diff --git a/staker/simple-staking.mdx b/staker/simple-staking.mdx
index f39b3c2b..edbbbdd0 100644
--- a/staker/simple-staking.mdx
+++ b/staker/simple-staking.mdx
@@ -8,9 +8,9 @@ import Tooltip from '@site/src/components/Tooltip/Tooltip';
# Simple Staking
-The simplest way to stake with StakeWise is through the [StakeWise App ↗](https://app.stakewise.io) — deposit any amount of ETH and stake it in a single click. Your assets are routed through a [MetaVault](/docs/vaults/meta-vaults) that distributes them across the best-performing Sub-vaults — currently just the [Genesis Vault](https://app.stakewise.io/vault/mainnet/0xac0f906e433d58fa868f936e8a43230473652885), with more to come.
+The simplest way to stake with StakeWise is through the [StakeWise App ↗](https://app.stakewise.io) — deposit any amount of ETH and stake it in a single click. Your assets are routed through a [MetaVault](/docs/vaults/meta-vaults) that distributes them across the best-performing Sub-vaults — currently just the [Genesis Vault ↗](https://app.stakewise.io/vault/mainnet/0xac0f906e433d58fa868f936e8a43230473652885), with more to come.
-When staking, you'll automatically receive [osETH](/docs/ostoken/intro), which represents your staked assets plus accumulated rewards. osETH can be used [across DeFi to boost your yield](https://app.stakewise.io/ecosystem).
+When staking, you'll automatically receive [osETH](/docs/ostoken/intro), which represents your staked assets plus accumulated rewards. osETH can be used [across DeFi to boost your yield ↗](https://app.stakewise.io/ecosystem).
to switch from staking to unstaking mode.
3. Select the **Unstake** tab and enter the amount of osETH you want to convert back to ETH.
4. Review the details.
diff --git a/staker/stakewise-v2/01-migrate-to-stakewise-v3-on-ethereum.mdx b/staker/stakewise-v2/01-migrate-to-stakewise-v3-on-ethereum.mdx
index 2f3681be..1b6a2ed4 100644
--- a/staker/stakewise-v2/01-migrate-to-stakewise-v3-on-ethereum.mdx
+++ b/staker/stakewise-v2/01-migrate-to-stakewise-v3-on-ethereum.mdx
@@ -4,14 +4,14 @@ sidebar_position: 1
description: "Step-by-step guide to migrate your stake from StakeWise V2 Pool to StakeWise V3 on Ethereum."
---
-# Migrate to StakeWise V3 on Ethereum
+import Image from '@theme/IdealImage';
-
diff --git a/staker/stakewise-v2/03-change-solo-withdrawal-credentials-to-0x01-address.mdx b/staker/stakewise-v2/03-change-solo-withdrawal-credentials-to-0x01-address.mdx
index 947cd2f5..68ab2ee2 100644
--- a/staker/stakewise-v2/03-change-solo-withdrawal-credentials-to-0x01-address.mdx
+++ b/staker/stakewise-v2/03-change-solo-withdrawal-credentials-to-0x01-address.mdx
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ To find the right guide for you, choose your operating system.
## Download and Launch Ethereum Staking Deposit CLI
- 1. Go to the [StakeWise Github page](https://github.com/stakewise/staking-deposit-cli/releases/tag/v2.5.1) and download the Windows version of `staking_deposit-cli` zip archive
+ 1. Go to the [StakeWise Github page ↗](https://github.com/stakewise/staking-deposit-cli/releases/tag/v2.5.1) and download the Windows version of `staking_deposit-cli` zip archive
:::custom-info[Note]
The version of the `staking_deposit-cli` is based on the original cli by the Ethereum Foundation which was modified by StakeWise.
:::
@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ To find the right guide for you, choose your operating system.
## Broadcast the `.json` File Message to the Network
- 1. Head to the [Beacon Chain Explorer](https://beaconcha.in/tools/broadcast) website
+ 1. Head to the [Beacon Chain Explorer ↗](https://beaconcha.in/tools/broadcast) website
2. Upload your `.json` file into the relevant form
At this stage, your BLS withdrawal credentials should be changed to `0x01` withdrawal address to enable partial and full withdrawals for your Solo validators. Congratulations!
@@ -144,7 +144,7 @@ To find the right guide for you, choose your operating system.
## Download and Launch Ethereum Staking Deposit CLI
- 1. Go to [**StakeWise Solo**](https://v2.stakewise.io/solo) page and connect the wallet you used for registering the validators
+ 1. Go to [**StakeWise Solo** ↗](https://v2.stakewise.io/solo) page and connect the wallet you used for registering the validators
1. Ensure that all of your validator bills are paid
1. Click on `Credentials change` button and download the file under the first step of "Change credentials using CLI". It will download a list of your validator indices and withdrawal credentials that is required for later.
@@ -163,7 +163,7 @@ To find the right guide for you, choose your operating system.
:::custom-info[Note]
This version of the `staking_deposit-cli` is based on the original `cli` by the Ethereum Foundation which was modified by StakeWise.
- You can track all the changes vs the original `cli` [here](https://github.com/ethereum/staking-deposit-cli/compare/master...stakewise:staking-deposit-cli:master).
+ You can track all the changes vs the original `cli` [here ↗](https://github.com/ethereum/staking-deposit-cli/compare/master...stakewise:staking-deposit-cli:master).
:::
2. Disconnect your Mac from the Internet / disable Internet at your location to prevent possible intereference with the next steps
@@ -216,7 +216,7 @@ To find the right guide for you, choose your operating system.
## Broadcast the `.json` File Message to the Network
- 1. Head to the [**Beacon Chain Explorer**](https://beaconcha.in/tools/broadcast) website
+ 1. Head to the [**Beacon Chain Explorer** ↗](https://beaconcha.in/tools/broadcast) website
2. Upload your `.json` file into the relevant form
At this stage, your BLS withdrawal credentials should be changed to `0x01` withdrawal address to enable partial and full withdrawals for your Solo validators. Congratulations!
diff --git a/staker/stakewise-v2/04-exit-solo-validator.mdx b/staker/stakewise-v2/04-exit-solo-validator.mdx
index 5890f7f7..88009a7f 100644
--- a/staker/stakewise-v2/04-exit-solo-validator.mdx
+++ b/staker/stakewise-v2/04-exit-solo-validator.mdx
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Note that you must [**rotate your Solo validator withdrawal credentials**](./03-
Validator exits from StakeWise Solo are handled manually on an on-request basis. In order to exit your Solo validator and unstake from StakeWise Solo, please perform the following steps:
-1. Go to [**MyEtherWallet Sign**](https://www.myetherwallet.com/wallet/access) page and choose the best way to **connect the wallet you use to pay fees for your Solo validators**. Completing the next steps will be useless unless performed with this wallet.
+1. Go to [**MyEtherWallet Sign** ↗](https://www.myetherwallet.com/wallet/access) page and choose the best way to **connect the wallet you use to pay fees for your Solo validators**. Completing the next steps will be useless unless performed with this wallet.
2. Enter the following message into the Sign field, inserting the indeces of validators you want to exit:
> I request an exit for the validators with the following index / indeces:
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ Validator exits from StakeWise Solo are handled manually on an on-request basis.
You will receive confirmation of the StakeWise team processing your request within 24 hours of sending the email. Your exit request will be processed within 48 hours of the email receipt, also acknowledged via email.
-After that, the timing of the validator exit will depend on the length of the [Ethereum validator exit queue](https://www.rated.network/overview?timeWindow=all&network=mainnet&rewardsMetric=average).
+After that, the timing of the validator exit will depend on the length of the [Ethereum validator exit queue ↗](https://www.rated.network/overview?timeWindow=all&network=mainnet&rewardsMetric=average).
:::custom-tips[Complete]
You are now aware of how to unstake from StakeWise Solo.
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diff --git a/staker/vault-staking.mdx b/staker/vault-staking.mdx
index ed5ff225..45e5a03d 100644
--- a/staker/vault-staking.mdx
+++ b/staker/vault-staking.mdx
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Pick a Vault that matches your preferences and start staking in just a few steps
Vault Performance
Your staking rewards depend on how well your Vault performs. Ethereum rewards validators for performing their duties correctly and [penalizes them ↗](https://ethereum.org/developers/docs/consensus-mechanisms/pos/rewards-and-penalties#penalties) for going offline, missing attestations, or acting maliciously. These penalties reduce the staked ETH in your Vault.
Each Vault is fully isolated — poor performance in one Vault has no effect on stakers in other Vaults. You can review every Vault's performance in the app before staking. If a Vault's performance starts declining, consider unstaking and moving to a better-performing Vault.
-## Smart Contract
+## Smart Contract
All DeFi protocols carry smart contract risk. StakeWise runs on battle-tested, [regularly audited](/contracts/audits) contracts that secure over $1B in staked assets. The protocol has been live since 2021 with no security incidents.
-## osETH Depeg
+## osETH Depeg
osETH could temporarily trade below its fair value on secondary markets. The protocol's [redemption and liquidation mechanisms](/docs/ostoken/how-ostoken-works#peg-maintenance) create arbitrage incentives that keep the market price aligned with the underlying value.
-## Boost
+## Boost
As with any leveraged strategy, [Boost](/docs/vaults/boost) carries liquidation and penalty risks. If Aave's borrow rate exceeds the staking rate for too long, your Boost APY turns negative and your position loses value every day it stays open, while your LTV drifts toward Aave's liquidation threshold. A [2% safety buffer](/docs/vaults/boost#safety-mechanisms) between max borrow LTV and the liquidation threshold gives your position room to absorb this drift, and StakeWise automatically unboosts as you approach the threshold. Stay updated via [StakeWise Discord ↗](https://discord.com/invite/2BSdr2g).
diff --git a/staker/simple-staking.mdx b/staker/simple-staking.mdx
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--- a/staker/simple-staking.mdx
+++ b/staker/simple-staking.mdx
@@ -8,9 +8,9 @@ import Tooltip from '@site/src/components/Tooltip/Tooltip';
# Simple Staking
-The simplest way to stake with StakeWise is through the [StakeWise App ↗](https://app.stakewise.io) — deposit any amount of ETH and stake it in a single click. Your assets are routed through a [MetaVault](/docs/vaults/meta-vaults) that distributes them across the best-performing Sub-vaults — currently just the [Genesis Vault](https://app.stakewise.io/vault/mainnet/0xac0f906e433d58fa868f936e8a43230473652885), with more to come.
+The simplest way to stake with StakeWise is through the [StakeWise App ↗](https://app.stakewise.io) — deposit any amount of ETH and stake it in a single click. Your assets are routed through a [MetaVault](/docs/vaults/meta-vaults) that distributes them across the best-performing Sub-vaults — currently just the [Genesis Vault ↗](https://app.stakewise.io/vault/mainnet/0xac0f906e433d58fa868f936e8a43230473652885), with more to come.
-When staking, you'll automatically receive [osETH](/docs/ostoken/intro), which represents your staked assets plus accumulated rewards. osETH can be used [across DeFi to boost your yield](https://app.stakewise.io/ecosystem).
+When staking, you'll automatically receive [osETH](/docs/ostoken/intro), which represents your staked assets plus accumulated rewards. osETH can be used [across DeFi to boost your yield ↗](https://app.stakewise.io/ecosystem).
to switch from staking to unstaking mode.
3. Select the **Unstake** tab and enter the amount of osETH you want to convert back to ETH.
4. Review the details.
diff --git a/staker/stakewise-v2/01-migrate-to-stakewise-v3-on-ethereum.mdx b/staker/stakewise-v2/01-migrate-to-stakewise-v3-on-ethereum.mdx
index 2f3681be..1b6a2ed4 100644
--- a/staker/stakewise-v2/01-migrate-to-stakewise-v3-on-ethereum.mdx
+++ b/staker/stakewise-v2/01-migrate-to-stakewise-v3-on-ethereum.mdx
@@ -4,14 +4,14 @@ sidebar_position: 1
description: "Step-by-step guide to migrate your stake from StakeWise V2 Pool to StakeWise V3 on Ethereum."
---
-# Migrate to StakeWise V3 on Ethereum
+import Image from '@theme/IdealImage';
-Migrating your stake in the legacy StakeWise Pool to StakeWise V3
+# Migrate to StakeWise V3 on Ethereum This guide will walk you through the process of migrating your stake in the StakeWise Pool (known as StakeWise V2) to StakeWise V3. Follow the simple steps below to proceed. :::custom-info[Migration Information] -Please consult our [blog post](https://blog.stakewise.io/guide/transitioning-to-stakewise-v3-the-migration-path) about the migration to StakeWise V3 to learn about the reasons and mechanics behind the migration. +Please consult our [blog post ↗](https://blog.stakewise.io/guide/transitioning-to-stakewise-v3-the-migration-path) about the migration to StakeWise V3 to learn about the reasons and mechanics behind the migration. ::: :::custom-info[Requirements] @@ -20,46 +20,38 @@ You must have sETH2 and/or rETH2 tokens in your wallet to be able to migrate to ## Make sure you are on the right website -Scammers have attempted to lull users into connecting their wallets to malicious interfaces by replicating the StakeWise V3 interface and creating domain names similar to [stakewise.io](https://stakewise.io/). +Scammers have attempted to lull users into connecting their wallets to malicious interfaces by replicating the StakeWise V3 interface and creating domain names similar to [stakewise.io ↗](https://stakewise.io/). -Before you proceed, make sure you are connecting your wallet to an interface located at [app.stakewise.io](https://app.stakewise.io/), which is the only official StakeWise V3 interface. +Before you proceed, make sure you are connecting your wallet to an interface located at [app.stakewise.io ↗](https://app.stakewise.io/), which is the only official StakeWise V3 interface. ## Connect your wallet -Once you land on the StakeWise V3 interface, press the `Connect Wallet` button at the top-right-hand side of your screen and select the type of wallet you want to connect with. +Once you land on the StakeWise V3 interface, press the `Connect Wallet` button at the top right-hand side of your screen and select the type of wallet you want to connect with. - +Migrating your stake in the legacy StakeWise Pool to StakeWise V3
+# Migrate to StakeWise V3 on Gnosis Chain This guide will walk you through the process of migrating your stake in the StakeWise Pool (known as StakeWise V2) to StakeWise V3 on Gnosis Chain. Follow the simple steps below to proceed. :::custom-info[Migration Information] -Please consult our [blog post](https://blog.stakewise.io/announcement/stakewise-v3-on-gnosis-chain-what-to-expect-and-how-to-migrate) about the migration to StakeWise V3 to learn about the reasons and mechanics behind the migration. +Please consult our [blog post ↗](https://blog.stakewise.io/announcement/stakewise-v3-on-gnosis-chain-what-to-expect-and-how-to-migrate) about the migration to StakeWise V3 to learn about the reasons and mechanics behind the migration. ::: :::custom-info[Requirements] @@ -20,52 +20,44 @@ You must have sGNO and/or rGNO tokens in your wallet to be able to migrate to St ## Make sure you are on the right website -Scammers have attempted to lull users into connecting their wallets to malicious interfaces by replicating the StakeWise V3 interface and creating domain names similar to [stakewise.io](https://stakewise.io/). +Scammers have attempted to lull users into connecting their wallets to malicious interfaces by replicating the StakeWise V3 interface and creating domain names similar to [stakewise.io ↗](https://stakewise.io/). -Before you proceed, make sure you are connecting your wallet to an interface located at [app.stakewise.io](https://app.stakewise.io/), which is the only official StakeWise V3 interface. +Before you proceed, make sure you are connecting your wallet to an interface located at [app.stakewise.io ↗](https://app.stakewise.io/), which is the only official StakeWise V3 interface. ## Connect your wallet -Once you land on the StakeWise V3 interface, press the `Connect Wallet` button at the top-right-hand side of your screen and select the type of wallet you want to connect with. +Once you land on the StakeWise V3 interface, press the `Connect Wallet` button at the top right-hand side of your screen and select the type of wallet you want to connect with. - +
diff --git a/staker/stakewise-v2/03-change-solo-withdrawal-credentials-to-0x01-address.mdx b/staker/stakewise-v2/03-change-solo-withdrawal-credentials-to-0x01-address.mdx
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@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ To find the right guide for you, choose your operating system.
## Download and Launch Ethereum Staking Deposit CLI
- 1. Go to the [StakeWise Github page](https://github.com/stakewise/staking-deposit-cli/releases/tag/v2.5.1) and download the Windows version of `staking_deposit-cli` zip archive
+ 1. Go to the [StakeWise Github page ↗](https://github.com/stakewise/staking-deposit-cli/releases/tag/v2.5.1) and download the Windows version of `staking_deposit-cli` zip archive
:::custom-info[Note]
The version of the `staking_deposit-cli` is based on the original cli by the Ethereum Foundation which was modified by StakeWise.
:::
@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ To find the right guide for you, choose your operating system.
## Broadcast the `.json` File Message to the Network
- 1. Head to the [Beacon Chain Explorer](https://beaconcha.in/tools/broadcast) website
+ 1. Head to the [Beacon Chain Explorer ↗](https://beaconcha.in/tools/broadcast) website
2. Upload your `.json` file into the relevant form
At this stage, your BLS withdrawal credentials should be changed to `0x01` withdrawal address to enable partial and full withdrawals for your Solo validators. Congratulations!
@@ -144,7 +144,7 @@ To find the right guide for you, choose your operating system.
## Download and Launch Ethereum Staking Deposit CLI
- 1. Go to [**StakeWise Solo**](https://v2.stakewise.io/solo) page and connect the wallet you used for registering the validators
+ 1. Go to [**StakeWise Solo** ↗](https://v2.stakewise.io/solo) page and connect the wallet you used for registering the validators
1. Ensure that all of your validator bills are paid
1. Click on `Credentials change` button and download the file under the first step of "Change credentials using CLI". It will download a list of your validator indices and withdrawal credentials that is required for later.
@@ -163,7 +163,7 @@ To find the right guide for you, choose your operating system.
:::custom-info[Note]
This version of the `staking_deposit-cli` is based on the original `cli` by the Ethereum Foundation which was modified by StakeWise.
- You can track all the changes vs the original `cli` [here](https://github.com/ethereum/staking-deposit-cli/compare/master...stakewise:staking-deposit-cli:master).
+ You can track all the changes vs the original `cli` [here ↗](https://github.com/ethereum/staking-deposit-cli/compare/master...stakewise:staking-deposit-cli:master).
:::
2. Disconnect your Mac from the Internet / disable Internet at your location to prevent possible intereference with the next steps
@@ -216,7 +216,7 @@ To find the right guide for you, choose your operating system.
## Broadcast the `.json` File Message to the Network
- 1. Head to the [**Beacon Chain Explorer**](https://beaconcha.in/tools/broadcast) website
+ 1. Head to the [**Beacon Chain Explorer** ↗](https://beaconcha.in/tools/broadcast) website
2. Upload your `.json` file into the relevant form
At this stage, your BLS withdrawal credentials should be changed to `0x01` withdrawal address to enable partial and full withdrawals for your Solo validators. Congratulations!
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+++ b/staker/stakewise-v2/04-exit-solo-validator.mdx
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Note that you must [**rotate your Solo validator withdrawal credentials**](./03-
Validator exits from StakeWise Solo are handled manually on an on-request basis. In order to exit your Solo validator and unstake from StakeWise Solo, please perform the following steps:
-1. Go to [**MyEtherWallet Sign**](https://www.myetherwallet.com/wallet/access) page and choose the best way to **connect the wallet you use to pay fees for your Solo validators**. Completing the next steps will be useless unless performed with this wallet.
+1. Go to [**MyEtherWallet Sign** ↗](https://www.myetherwallet.com/wallet/access) page and choose the best way to **connect the wallet you use to pay fees for your Solo validators**. Completing the next steps will be useless unless performed with this wallet.
2. Enter the following message into the Sign field, inserting the indeces of validators you want to exit:
> I request an exit for the validators with the following index / indeces:
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ Validator exits from StakeWise Solo are handled manually on an on-request basis.
You will receive confirmation of the StakeWise team processing your request within 24 hours of sending the email. Your exit request will be processed within 48 hours of the email receipt, also acknowledged via email.
-After that, the timing of the validator exit will depend on the length of the [Ethereum validator exit queue](https://www.rated.network/overview?timeWindow=all&network=mainnet&rewardsMetric=average).
+After that, the timing of the validator exit will depend on the length of the [Ethereum validator exit queue ↗](https://www.rated.network/overview?timeWindow=all&network=mainnet&rewardsMetric=average).
:::custom-tips[Complete]
You are now aware of how to unstake from StakeWise Solo.
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