Endur Review: What to Know Before Staking on Starknet
Endur offers liquid staking on Starknet through xSTRK and advertises Bitcoin liquid staking through xyBTCs. Key details on fees, withdrawals and security are missing, so there isn’t enough to assess it fully.
By the SkyBitcoins review team · Updated
At a glance
Endur key facts
| Type | Liquid staking |
|---|---|
| Chain | Starknet |
| Tokens | xSTRK; xyBTCs advertised |
| Audits | None listed |
| Value locked | $9.10M−7.9% 7d |
| Updated |
Endur FAQs
What is Endur?
Endur is a liquid-staking protocol on Starknet. It offers xSTRK for staked STRK and advertises xyBTCs for Bitcoin liquid staking.
What tokens does Endur offer?
Endur identifies xSTRK as its liquid-staked STRK token and also advertises xyBTCs. It does not publish the conversion, redemption or withdrawal terms in the project details here.
Is Endur audited?
No audits are listed for Endur. Before depositing, check the protocol’s current audit status, fees, withdrawal process and how the staking positions are managed.
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