Lido Staked Matic

Lido Staked Matic Price

STMATIC

$0.0974

51.65 % (1Y)

Lido Staked Matic price chart

Lido Staked Matic statistics

Price change (24h):

3.35%

High (24h):

$0.1032

Low (24h):

$0.0977

Volume (24h):

$913.19

Market Cap:

$0

All Time High:

$1.87 94.79%

Jun 11, 2022

All Time Low:

$0.0756 29%

Apr 13, 2026

Market data updated Nov 12, 2026, 10:35 AM UTC

About Lido Staked Matic

Lido Staked Matic (stMATIC) is a cryptocurrency operating as a liquid staking token for the Polygon network. It represents a tokenized claim on staked MATIC held within the Lido protocol, designed to keep staked assets fluid and composable across decentralized finance.

Lido for Polygon eliminates the technical barrier of running a validator node while offering immediate liquidity for staked positions. A user deposits MATIC and receives stMATIC, a yield-bearing receipt that can be traded, lent, or used as collateral on secondary markets. The protocol thus turns a locked, non-transferable stake into a fully fungible instrument. Borrowing, lending, and yield farming apps absorb the token without friction.

Lido Staked Matic operates on the Ethereum network. The protocol also runs contract instances on the Polygon proof-of-stake chain and the Polygon zkEVM layer, enabling cross-network composability. Each deployment mints the same fungible stMATIC through a bridge-like mint-and-burn mechanism, keeping unified liquidity.

The token conforms to the ERC-20 standard and uses a non-rebasable architecture. A holder’s wallet balance remains static, while the underlying MATIC pool grows from staking rewards. When redeeming, the user triggers a contract burn and receives a proportionally larger MATIC amount, reflecting accrued yield. Smart contracts tally total MATIC deposits and adjust the exchange rate algorithmically after each staking epoch, avoiding balance-altering rebases that could disrupt lending positions or liquidity pool ratios.

Shard Labs authored the PoLido smart contracts that power Lido for Polygon, aligning with the Lido DAO’s framework for liquid staking across multiple chains. The protocol launched without a native token sale, instead relying on open-source code and community governance. Early adoption grew as MATIC holders sought alternatives to the standard unbonding period, and the non-custodial model attracted stakers wary of centralized exchanges.

Lido for Polygon’s long-term objective pushes toward an ecosystem where every staked asset remains a liquid, income-generating token. The protocol erases the artificial wall between network security and market liquidity. Rather than forcing holders to choose between earning yield and deploying assets, it allows both to happen simultaneously, feeding the composability flywheel of decentralized finance.

stMATIC acts as a programmable proxy for the staked principal plus compounding rewards. Each token corresponds to a variable share of the total MATIC locked inside the PoLido pool, with the conversion rate updating automatically. The yield-bearing token plugs into automated market makers, lending pools, and yield aggregators, functioning as a base asset for leveraged staking strategies or as loan collateral.

A market participant deposits 10,000 MATIC into the PoLido contract and mints a corresponding amount of stMATIC. That stMATIC can then be supplied to a lending protocol like Aave to earn additional interest or used as collateral to borrow stablecoins for further trading. As staking rewards compound inside the pool, the redemption value of stMATIC grows, magnifying effective yield when the position eventually unwinds.

Lido Staked Matic has a maximum supply of 10,000,000,000 tokens. Currently, 0 are in circulation. With a market capitalization of $0, Lido Staked Matic ranks #8,438 among all cryptocurrencies.

Lido Staked Matic Historical Price Data

Date Open Close High Low
$0.1013 $0.0987 $0.1015 $0.0981
$0.0991 $0.1013 $0.1032 $0.0988
$0.1015 $0.0991 $0.1025 $0.097
$0.1017 $0.1015 $0.1042 $0.0974
$0.1031 $0.1017 $0.1039 $0.1015
$0.1064 $0.1031 $0.1073 $0.1031
$0.1075 $0.1063 $0.108 $0.1048
$0.1107 $0.1075 $0.114 $0.1047

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Lido Staked Matic FAQ

  • Lido Staked Matic (stMATIC) is a cryptocurrency operating as a liquid staking token for the Polygon network. It represents a tokenized claim on staked MATIC held within the Lido protocol, designed to keep staked assets fluid and composable across decentralized finance. Lido Staked Matic is a token on the Ethereum network.
  • Lido Staked Matic (STMATIC) is trading at $0.0974. The price is down 3.35% over the last 24 hours. Its 24-hour range is $0.0977 to $0.1032. 24-hour trading volume: $913.19.
  • Lido Staked Matic reached its all-time high of $1.87 on June 11, 2022. The current price is 94.8% below that peak. Its all-time low was $0.0756 on April 13, 2026. Today's price is 28.9% above that low.
  • The STMATIC price changed by -13.4% over 7 days, -18.4% over 30 days, and -51.6% over the past year.

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