Puffer is a decentralized native liquid restaking protocol (nLRP) built on Eigenlayer.
It makes native restaking on Eigenlayer more accessible, allowing anyone to run an Ethereum Proof of Stake (PoS) validator while supercharging their rewards.
Puffer Finance aims to offer innovative solutions within the DeFi ecosystem, leveraging the capabilities of the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and restaking mechanisms.
Puffer is a native liquid restaking protocol (nLRP) designed to harness the power of restaking.
Validator Tickets: Aligns NoOp incentives, smooths MEV, and creates new markets.
Liquid Rewards: NoOps execution rewards are immediately liquid.
Buy and Hold: Earn PoS and restaking rewards without running a validator.
Investors
Ethereum Foundation
Coinbase Ventures
ConsenSys
Electric Capital
Animoca Brands
Binance labs
Audit
BlockSec
SlowMist
Quantstamp
Trail of Bits
Hybrid Strategy
Stake pufETH on zircuit and receive Eigen points, Puffer points, Zircuit points on your deposits.
pufETH/stETH pool and benefit from 2x Puffer Points on your deposits.
Features
Permissionless: anyone can run a validator on Puffer.
Native Restaking: the first native liquid restaking protocol on Eigenlayer.
Alignment: the protocol is self-capped to protect Ethereum.
Explosive Growth: pufETH can grow in value even if validator queues are long.
Non-Financial Advice
Research: Explore project's documentation, audits, and community.
Understand risks: DeFi has vulnerabilities, market volatility, and token fluctuation.
Invest wisely: Only invest what you can afford to lose.
Beware of scams: Don't trust unsolicited outreach or guaranteed returns.
*ANZALI only provides suggestions and not financial advice. Use all of the information above at your own risk.
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Tasks
Fundamentals
Potential Rewards
Hybrid Strategy
Features
Non-Financial Advice
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