Stakehouse Review: What to Know Before Staking
Stakehouse is Ethereum staking infrastructure for joining or creating a liquid staking network, with validator-level visibility. Fees, custody and audit details need checking before you commit ETH.
By the SkyBitcoins review team · Updated
At a glance
Stakehouse key facts
| Type | Ethereum liquid staking infrastructure |
|---|---|
| Chain | Ethereum |
| Token | BSN |
| Audit listings | 2 listed; scope and dates unspecified |
| Updated |
Stakehouse FAQs
What is Stakehouse?
Stakehouse describes itself as Ethereum staking infrastructure. It is intended to let users join a liquid staking network or create one, with visibility into which validator holds their staked ETH.
What does Stakehouse cost to use?
Stakehouse does not publish fee details in the project information described here, so you should confirm any protocol, service or withdrawal costs before staking. Also check how yield is calculated and whether it can vary between tokens.
Has Stakehouse been audited, and is it safe?
Two audits are listed, but their names, scope and dates are not specified. Stakehouse has not disclosed its custody model here, so verify how ETH and staking tokens are handled before depositing.
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