Lido: A network expansion working group has been established, and wstETH will be deployed to more L2 in the next few months
According to news on March 13, Lido released the Dencun Layer 2 roadmap. In the past two years, wstETH’s presence has expanded to cover seven L2 networks: Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Base, Linea, zkSync and Mantle, as of the writing of this article At the time, more than 140,000 wstETH had been bridged to Ethereum L2. A dedicated network expansion working group has been established to facilitate the expansion of wstETH on the L2 network. Additionally, the initiative will establish bridging guidelines for networks and DAOs interested in bridging Lido’s wstETH on the Ethereum L2 network. In the coming months, there are plans to expand the availability of Lido’s wstETH to additional L2 networks, with ongoing discussions on the Lido Research Forum regarding proposals to deploy and endorse wstETH on new, well-known L2 networks.
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