Restaked Swell ETH

Restaked Swell ETH Price

RSWETH

$2,209.51

38.00 % (1Y)

Restaked Swell ETH price chart

Restaked Swell ETH statistics

Price change (24h):

0.54%

High (24h):

$2,265.67

Low (24h):

$2,198.53

Volume (24h):

$379.09

Market Cap:

$23.03M

All Time High:

$17,684.38 87.51%

Mar 14, 2024

All Time Low:

$467.56 373%

Jun 6, 2026

Market data updated Nov 12, 2026, 11:02 AM UTC

About Restaked Swell ETH

Restaked Swell Ethereum (rswETH) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2024, existing as an ERC-20 liquid restaking token. Its core categorization merges the utility of liquid staking derivatives with the emergent EigenLayer restaking primitive.

The asset addresses a stark market friction: native restaking on EigenLayer locks ETH into EigenPod contracts, severing its liquidity and DeFi composability. rswETH tokenizes that locked collateral, granting holders a freely transferable instrument that mirrors the value of the underlying restaked position while validators accrue rewards. This liquidity loop unlocks capital that would otherwise sit idle.

Restaked Swell Ethereum operates on the Ethereum network. It functions as a smart contract asset, inheriting the base blockchain’s security model and finality without bootstrapping an independent consensus mechanism.

The token’s repricing mechanism algorithmically adjusts each holder’s balance to embed staking and restaking yield directly into the unit of account. Deployed natively as an ERC-20 contract on Ethereum, rswETH also circulates across Scroll, Zircuit, Berachain, and Swellchain via canonical bridge representations, preserving fungibility across multiple execution environments without wrapped tokens.

Swell Network introduced rswETH in January 2024, expanding a modular non-custodial staking suite to capture the restaking narrative. The project’s v3-core-public repository on GitHub documents the modular contract architecture that connects validator withdrawal credentials to Swell-managed EigenPods. No public founding individuals are named in the protocol’s documentation.

The protocol’s long-term ambition centers on transforming staked ETH into a hyper-utility asset that secures both Ethereum’s consensus layer and EigenLayer’s Actively Validated Services while simultaneously serving as collateral across money markets. It reimagines rehypothecation as a programmable primitive, not a balance sheet risk.

rswETH is minted when ETH enters the Swell restaking pool at the prevailing exchange rate and burns upon redemption of the underlying claim plus accrued rewards. The token does not confer governance powers or fee distributions; its mechanical role is strictly that of a yield-bearing receipt reflecting the performance of the directed validator set. Balances increase automatically over time as protocol earnings compound.

Validators deposit ETH, obtain rswETH, and then deploy it in lending protocols like Aave or decentralized exchange liquidity pools to harvest an auxiliary yield layer atop EigenLayer AVS rewards. Arbitrageurs monitor inter-chain pricing discrepancies between rswETH and its theoretical ETH backing, supplying efficient market depth. Lending markets accept rswETH as collateral for stablecoin loans, enabling leveraged restaking strategies without protocol-level borrowing.

Restaked Swell Ethereum has a total supply of 13,702.18 tokens. Currently, 13,702.18 are in circulation. With a market capitalization of $33,555,537, Restaked Swell Ethereum ranks #8,375 among all cryptocurrencies.

Restaked Swell ETH Historical Price Data

Date Open Close High Low
$2,242.32 $2,212.88 $2,248.61 $2,198.53
$2,205.90 $2,242.32 $2,265.67 $2,201.28
$2,292.82 $2,205.89 $2,300.87 $2,170.84
$2,389.66 $2,292.95 $2,390.32 $2,227.93
$2,393.12 $2,389.66 $2,403.60 $2,378.11
$2,388.12 $2,393.12 $2,413.61 $2,379.28
$2,425.09 $2,387.20 $2,425.21 $2,363.07
$2,592.45 $2,425.09 $2,605.36 $2,414.62

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Restaked Swell ETH FAQ

  • Restaked Swell Ethereum (rswETH) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2024, existing as an ERC-20 liquid restaking token. Its core categorization merges the utility of liquid staking derivatives with the emergent EigenLayer restaking primitive. Restaked Swell ETH is a token on the Ethereum network.
  • Restaked Swell ETH (RSWETH) is trading at $2,209.51. The price is down 0.54% over the last 24 hours. Its 24-hour range is $2,198.53 to $2,265.67. 24-hour trading volume: $379.09.
  • The market capitalization of Restaked Swell ETH is $23.03M. 10,425 RSWETH are in circulation.
  • Restaked Swell ETH reached its all-time high of $17,684.38 on March 14, 2024. The current price is 87.5% below that peak. Its all-time low was $467.56 on June 6, 2026. Today's price is 373% above that low.
  • The RSWETH price changed by -15.1% over 7 days, -18.9% over 30 days, and -38% over the past year.
  • Restaked Swell ETH is traded on PancakeSwap.

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