Price change (24h):
0.54%
High (24h):
$2,324.16
Low (24h):
$2,255.05
Volume (24h):
$1.90M
Market Cap:
$4.51B
All Time High:
$5,296.78 57.21%
Aug 24, 2025
All Time Low:
$1,505.24 51%
Apr 8, 2025
$2,266.50
39.55 % (1Y)
Price change (24h):
0.54%
High (24h):
$2,324.16
Low (24h):
$2,255.05
Volume (24h):
$1.90M
Market Cap:
$4.51B
All Time High:
$5,296.78 57.21%
Aug 24, 2025
All Time Low:
$1,505.24 51%
Apr 8, 2025
Market data updated Nov 12, 2026, 10:51 AM UTC
Wrapped eETH (weETH) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2023. The token operates as a wrapped, non-rebasing representation of Ether.fi’s liquid staking asset, embedding itself firmly within the restaking and DeFi primitives on Ethereum.
The protocol addresses the chronic friction of staked capital dormancy. ETH holders who commit assets to network validation typically forfeit liquidity. Ether.fi’s original eETH already softened that divide, but weETH goes further by delivering a balance-constant token architecture that integrates with lending pools, derivatives platforms, and multi-chain yield strategies across over a dozen blockchain environments. The asset’s design eliminates the accounting friction of rebasing balances while still channeling staking and restaking rewards to holders.
Wrapped eETH operates on the Ethereum network. It inherits the security and finality of that chain while simultaneously existing as a canonical token across numerous Layer 2 and sidechain deployments. Its presence on networks like Avalanche, Optimism, Base, Linea, and BNB Chain turns a single Ethereum-native position into a portable financial instrument.
The token conforms to the ERC-20 standard on Ethereum and equivalent standards on bridged ecosystems, ensuring universal composability with decentralized exchanges, money markets, and vaults. Smart contract addresses are verifiable across multiple explorers, including Etherscan, Arbiscan, and Ethplorer, with the source code hosted openly on GitHub under the etherfi-protocol organization. The multi-chain rollout spans at least eighteen distinct networks, including ZkSync, Scroll, Blast, Mode, and the nascent HyperEVM and Monad testbeds, reflecting a deliberate strategy to saturate all meaningful EVM execution environments.
The project crystallized in late 2023, with its first contracts recorded on November 14 of that year. No single founder dominates the narrative; instead, the Ether.fi ecosystem collectively shepherded weETH from concept to deployment, releasing a whitepaper that details the non-custodial liquid staking framework. Early adoption tracked the rapid expansion of EigenLayer and the restaking thesis, providing an immediate user base desiring to compound yields without sacrificing capital mobility.
The broader ambition is to reconfigure the relationship between staked capital and deployable liquidity. Rather than treating staking as a terminal sink for assets, weETH aspires to make every staked unit a live, productive entry in DeFi order books. The project channels the logic of rehypothecation into a transparent, on-chain vehicle, allowing Ethereum’s security budget to leak outward into lending, trading, and structured product layers without centralized intermediation.
Mechanically, weETH functions as a wrapper around eETH, which itself represents staked ETH plus accrued rewards from both native staking and EigenLayer restaking. Wrapping mints weETH at a dynamic rate, locking in a fixed token count that rises in value relative to the underlying rather than increasing its balance. This non-rebasing property makes the token compatible with protocols that cannot accommodate balance fluctuations—think isolated lending pairs or tightly parameterized vaults. The wrapper also abstracts away reward compounding, letting DeFi platforms treat weETH simply as a yield-bearing collateral without recalibrating user positions daily.
Validators stake ETH through Ether.fi’s non-custodial framework, receiving eETH, and then approve the wrapper contract to convert it into weETH. Once wrapped, the token can be deposited into lending markets, utilized as collateral in money markets, concentrated into liquidity pools, or bridged to Arbitrum or Base for leveraged yield strategies. Each action preserves the underlying staking yield while generating additional protocol incentives.
Wrapped eETH has a total supply of 2,088,599 tokens. Currently, 2,088,599 are in circulation. With a market capitalization of $5,260,725,784, Wrapped eETH ranks #8,294 among all cryptocurrencies.
| Date | Open | Close | High | Low |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12/11/2026 | $2,300.39 | $2,270.38 | $2,306.73 | $2,255.05 |
| 11/11/2026 | $2,263.74 | $2,300.34 | $2,324.16 | $2,259.11 |
| 10/11/2026 | $2,356.30 | $2,263.80 | $2,364.72 | $2,228.40 |
| 09/11/2026 | $2,470.83 | $2,356.45 | $2,471 | $2,309.35 |
| 08/11/2026 | $2,473.94 | $2,470.83 | $2,483.99 | $2,461.80 |
| 07/11/2026 | $2,472.23 | $2,473.94 | $2,490.61 | $2,462.87 |
| 06/11/2026 | $2,502.77 | $2,471.41 | $2,502.77 | $2,446.69 |
| 05/11/2026 | $2,672.34 | $2,502.77 | $2,685.26 | $2,483.85 |
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