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ETH
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Hord is a Liquid ETH Staking pool that maximizes rewards with auto-compounding, MEV boosts, partners share, distributed validators and maximum security.
Step 1

Stake ETH

Your ETH immediately starts earning rewards.

Step 2

Receive hETH

hETH’s value grows as Hord’s validators earn rewards.

Step 3

Withdraw anytime

Unstake or swap to get your ETH back plus rewards.

Bonus

Earn Payouts

Stake your HORD tokens and earn up to 50% of the protocol fees.

Backers

Why Hord ETH Staking

Easy to stake, easy to redeem

Easy to stake, easy to redeem

Designed for maximum simplicity when staking and complete ease when withdrawing or swapping back to ETH

Distributed Validators

Distributed Validators

Hord runs a portion of validators through SSV, ensuring higher security and decentralization

No Minimum

No Minimum

Users can stake any amount of ETH they'd like. There are no min or max caps

Security First

Security First

Hord is continuously audited, and validators are tracked over dozens of indicators a second

MEV Boost

MEV Boost

Hord’s validators work 24/7 to earn additional MEV (Maximum Extractable Value) which is compounded into the pool

Auto-Compounding

Auto-Compounding

Rewards are automatically added back 
into the pool, generating higher APR for hETH holders

Low Fees

Low Fees

Hord keeps 10% of validators reward, and out of that 50% are redistributed to HORD holders via cashbacks

FAQ

What is ETH Staking?

ETH staking is a process in which Ethereum (ETH) holders can lock up their ETH to receive rewards in the form of additional ETH
Once the ETH is staked or locked in a smart contract, the ETH will become part of Hord’s nodes. Nodes validate transactions on the Ethereum network and earn transaction fees.
‍Typically staking requires a minimum of 32 ETH, technical know-how, and a dedicated computer that is connected to the internet. Most ETH stakers earn an average of 4% APR.
Hord ETH staking requires no minimum and offers a better APR by combining ETH staking with MEV rewards.

Why stake ETH with Hord?

ETH staking is a process in which Ethereum (ETH) holders can lock up their ETH to receive rewards in the form of additional ETH
Once the ETH is staked or locked in a smart contract, the ETH will become part of Hord’s nodes. Nodes validate transactions on the Ethereum network and earn transaction fees.
‍Typically staking requires a minimum of 32 ETH, technical know-how, and a dedicated computer that is connected to the internet. Most ETH stakers earn an average of 4% APR.
Hord ETH staking requires no minimum and offers a better APR by combining ETH staking with MEV rewards.

What is hETH?

ETH staking is a process in which Ethereum (ETH) holders can lock up their ETH to receive rewards in the form of additional ETH
Once the ETH is staked or locked in a smart contract, the ETH will become part of Hord’s nodes. Nodes validate transactions on the Ethereum network and earn transaction fees.
‍Typically staking requires a minimum of 32 ETH, technical know-how, and a dedicated computer that is connected to the internet. Most ETH stakers earn an average of 4% APR.
Hord ETH staking requires no minimum and offers a better APR by combining ETH staking with MEV rewards.

How can I redeem my ETH?

ETH staking is a process in which Ethereum (ETH) holders can lock up their ETH to receive rewards in the form of additional ETH
Once the ETH is staked or locked in a smart contract, the ETH will become part of Hord’s nodes. Nodes validate transactions on the Ethereum network and earn transaction fees.
‍Typically staking requires a minimum of 32 ETH, technical know-how, and a dedicated computer that is connected to the internet. Most ETH stakers earn an average of 4% APR.
Hord ETH staking requires no minimum and offers a better APR by combining ETH staking with MEV rewards.

How does Hord compare with Lido and others?

ETH staking is a process in which Ethereum (ETH) holders can lock up their ETH to receive rewards in the form of additional ETH
Once the ETH is staked or locked in a smart contract, the ETH will become part of Hord’s nodes. Nodes validate transactions on the Ethereum network and earn transaction fees.
‍Typically staking requires a minimum of 32 ETH, technical know-how, and a dedicated computer that is connected to the internet. Most ETH stakers earn an average of 4% APR.
Hord ETH staking requires no minimum and offers a better APR by combining ETH staking with MEV rewards.

How is the APR calculated?

ETH staking is a process in which Ethereum (ETH) holders can lock up their ETH to receive rewards in the form of additional ETH
Once the ETH is staked or locked in a smart contract, the ETH will become part of Hord’s nodes. Nodes validate transactions on the Ethereum network and earn transaction fees.
‍Typically staking requires a minimum of 32 ETH, technical know-how, and a dedicated computer that is connected to the internet. Most ETH stakers earn an average of 4% APR.
Hord ETH staking requires no minimum and offers a better APR by combining ETH staking with MEV rewards.

What happens to the staked ETH?

ETH staking is a process in which Ethereum (ETH) holders can lock up their ETH to receive rewards in the form of additional ETH
Once the ETH is staked or locked in a smart contract, the ETH will become part of Hord’s nodes. Nodes validate transactions on the Ethereum network and earn transaction fees.
‍Typically staking requires a minimum of 32 ETH, technical know-how, and a dedicated computer that is connected to the internet. Most ETH stakers earn an average of 4% APR.
Hord ETH staking requires no minimum and offers a better APR by combining ETH staking with MEV rewards.