In this analysis we will see:

• How much ETH was staked over time?
• How many unique depositors are there?
• How likely are depositors to use multiple platforms vs using a single platform?
• Are depositors Dollar cost averaging their ETH into the platforms?
• What is the avg/median/max/min/distribution of ETH deposits?
• Compare all the metrics above between the various ETH staking methods/platforms

We will cover the answers for each of the staking platforms one by one.

Multiple tables were used in this analysis in order to be more precise on the charts:

ethereum.core.fact_transactions ethereum.core.fact_token_transfers and ethereum.core.fact_event_logs are the main ones.

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Stakewise : 0xC874b064f465bdD6411D45734b56fac750Cda29A

stkr : 0x84db6eE82b7Cf3b47E8F19270abdE5718B936670

Cream :

RocketPool: 0x4D05E3d48a938db4b7a9A59A802D5b45011BDe58

Lido : 0xae7ab96520DE3A18E5e111B5EaAb095312D7fE84

Direct Staking : 0x00000000219ab540356cBB839Cbe05303d7705Fa

Comparisons

• Staked amounts in Lido and Direct staking is in order of million and others are in order of thousands.
• Lido has the most unique depositors number and Stakewise has the smallest one.
• If we want to compare Average of deposits here it goes in decreasing order: Lido, direct staking, Cream, Stakewise, Rocketpool, stkr
• Also by comparing Median, in decreasing order: direct staking, Rocket_pool, stkr, Cream, Lido, Stakewise
• And Except for Rocketpool users , users on other platforms tend to mostly use a single platform rather than more.