According to defillama.com, the TVL of the Rocket Pool liquidity protocol has surpassed 1.1 million ETH, reaching 1.17 million tokens, equivalent to approximately $2.527 billion. At the same time, Rocket Pool's RETH token is currently ranked 52nd among over 10,000 listed cryptocurrencies.

According to data released by Layer2Gather, approximately 8.9 million ETH has been locked in Ethereum's Liquidity Staking (LSD) protocol since the Shanghai upgrade. Lido Finance holds about 86.04% of the market share with a TVL of 20.1 billion US dollars. It is worth noting that the amount of ETH flowing into Lido has increased significantly in the past three months, reaching about 1.11 million, while Blast accounts for 25.2% of this surge, which is about 280,730 ETH.

Camelot announced that the team has injected more than $1.5 million in liquidity into the PREMIA/ETH pool.

According to a report by RedStone Oracles, the total TVL of liquidity collateral agreement accounts has reached 26.8 billion US dollars. Liquidity collateral agreements issue tradable digital assets in the form of LiquidS tokens (LST), providing users with a convenient way to participate in cryptocurrency collateral without the complexity of running validator nodes and managing hardware. The report states that LSTfi is a subset of decentralized finance (DeFi) that uses liquidity collateral tokens such as stETH, rETH, WBETH, or cbETH to achieve innovative yield strategies and maximize returns.

IntoTheBlock shows that over the past three weeks, Rocket Pool's rETH has accounted for more than half of the LSD (liquidity derivatives staking) trading volume. Despite Lido's total locked value (TVL) being eight times that of Rocket Pool, rETH has driven $28.8 million worth of trading in the past 21 days, surpassing stETH's $6.7 million. The data also shows that activity around Frax's FRXETH and SFRXETH tokens is increasing, while Coinbase's cbETH token dominance has dropped significantly from its mid-year high.