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    • Lido Finance
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        • Lido
        • Lido Legacy Oracle
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    • Blockflow Pricing Structure
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  1. Use Cases

Lido Finance

Lido Finance is a liquid staking solution that allows users to stake their Ether (ETH) and earn rewards while maintaining liquidity through staked ETH tokens (stETH). The Lido protocol plays a crucial role in the Ethereum ecosystem, facilitating decentralized staking and contributing to the security and scalability of the Ethereum network.

Indexing the Lido Finance protocol involves continuously monitoring and capturing relevant data from the smart contracts that govern the protocol's functionality. By indexing the Lido Contract and the Legacy Oracle Contract, we can gain valuable insights into various aspects of the protocol, including:

  • User deposits and withdrawals

  • Share transfers and balances

  • Fee configurations and distributions

  • Oracle operations and validator information

  • Reward distributions and staking metrics

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