Twinstake, a leading institutional-grade, non-custodial staking provider, has joined Liquid Collective as an Integrator to provide enterprise-grade Ethereum liquid staking to its institutional clients.
This announcement was originally published by Twinstake.
Twinstake, a leading institutional-grade, non-custodial staking provider, announced today that it has joined Liquid Collective as an Integrator to provide enterprise-grade Ethereum liquid staking for its institutional clients via the Liquid Collective protocol.
This strategic collaboration expands Twinstake's product offering and aligns well with the company's mission to power staking, blockchains, and innovative web3 ecosystems to new heights. As an Integrator of the Liquid Collective protocol, Twinstake will join the collective of leading web3 teams building and running the protocol and will offer its customers access to the first liquid staking solution designed to meet the compliance needs of institutions.
"I am thrilled to announce our integration with Liquid Collective, a leading institutional liquid staking solution," said Andrew Gibb, COO/CFO at Twinstake. "By integrating with Liquid Collective, Twinstake is able to expand its product offering and take the next step in fulfilling our mission of institutionalising the infrastructure, processes and workflows surrounding digital assets."
Twinstake's clients, primarily institutional entities looking to participate in web3, will benefit from the integration with access to a non-custodial liquid staking token, LsETH, that meets enterprise-grade compliance needs, including KYC/AML on all protocol participants, known staking counterparties, and built-in slashing coverage.
“We are ecstatic that Twinstake is integrating Liquid Collective to extend the reach of the protocol,” said Mara Schmiedt, CEO of Alluvial, a software company supporting Liquid Collective's development. “With a mutual commitment to spearhead innovative solutions for stakers, Twinstake and the teams building Liquid Collective, including Alluvial, can look forward to driving the growth and success of staking in the institutional market.”
Gibb added, "I look forward to the possibilities this integration brings and to the continued growth and success of Twinstake and Liquid Collective as we shape the future of institutional staking."
Twinstake is an institutional-grade, non-custodial staking provider designed and built in collaboration with leaders in the digital assets space. The platform offers institutional-grade security and uncompromising Know Your Client (KYC) procedures. It plugs seamlessly into client staking workflows through integration with leading custodians. Twinstake also features comprehensive reporting, data and staking analytics.
https://twinstake.io/
Liquid Collective is the secure liquid staking standard: a protocol designed to meet the needs of institutions, built and run by a collective of leading web3 teams. Liquid Collective will be governed in a decentralized manner by a broad and dispersed community of industry participants.
https://liquidcollective.io/
Twinstake offers third-party products that are not offered by or in partnership or affiliation with Liquid Collective. Products and services offered by Twinstake and other third parties are subject to separate terms and conditions Please visit https://twinstake.io/ for more information.
LsETH users may still be subject to slashing losses. If slashing losses were to occur, they would be socialized pro rata for all LsETH user's starting with earned but unredeemed network rewards.
Liquid staking via the Liquid Collective protocol and using LsETH involves significant risks. You should not enter into any transactions or otherwise engage with the protocol or LsETH unless you fully understand such risks and have independently determined that such transactions are appropriate for you.
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