Lido DAO Token

24h change: -5.38%. From $0.3365 to $0.3183.

• The governance community submitted a proposal to repurchase up to $20 million worth of LDO using 10,000 stETH from the treasury. This targets a 95% price slide and low LDO-to-ETH ratio despite Lido's leading position in liquid staking. The buyback could absorb about 8% of circulating supply if approved.
• LDO token dropped to a new low of $0.27 earlier this week but has since climbed around 20-25% to $0.335. Trading volume surged to over $40 million in 24 hours amid buyback discussions. Market cap hovers near $280 million as sentiment improves.

24h change: +3.28%. From $0.3264 to $0.3371.

• Lido DAO's operations team proposed using up to 10,000 stETH from treasury, worth about $20 million, for a one-off LDO purchase across exchanges in batches. The token is near all-time lows, down 95% from peak and 70% versus its two-year ETH average despite strong fundamentals. This could absorb roughly 65 million LDO or 8% of circulating supply. The move addresses undervaluation as Lido holds 23% of Ethereum staking market share.

24h change: -0.45%. From $0.3198 to $0.3184.

• Lido DAO governance proposed a one-off buyback of up to 10,000 stETH worth about $20 million to acquire LDO tokens in batches. This follows LDO trading near its all-time low of $0.27, roughly 95% below peak and at a discount to treasury holdings. The action seeks to reduce supply and address valuation disconnect.
• Lido revenue declined 23% over the past year due to user withdrawals and lower staking yields. This reflects broader challenges in the staking sector amid market conditions. The drop impacts protocol earnings despite stable TVL.
• Lido DAO approved a $60 million budget for 2026 targeting stETH growth, infrastructure upgrades, and institutional products. This supports revenue diversification and wider adoption. The funding emphasizes long-term protocol development.

24h change: +5.60%. From $0.3042 to $0.3212.

• Lido DAO proposed a one-off purchase of up to 65 million LDO tokens, roughly 8% of circulating supply, funded by 10,000 stETH from the treasury. The action targets a price dislocation with LDO at a 70% discount to historical ETH ratios despite improved take rates and costs. The proposal, separate from the NEST program, awaits governance vote.
• Lido reported $40.5 million in revenue for 2025, down 23% from prior year due to user withdrawals and declining yields. Market share slipped to 23% of staked ETH from higher levels. This contributed to LDO's price decline outpacing protocol metrics.
• Lido DAO outlined a $60 million 2026 budget to develop new products like earn vaults and stablecoins for diversified revenue. The initiative shifts focus from pure liquid staking to a broader portfolio. It has garnered support in early voting.

24h change: -1.96%. From $0.3087 to $0.3026.

• The Lido development committee suggested deploying up to 10,000 stETH from the DAO treasury to acquire LDO tokens. This aims to correct the price dislocation where LDO lags behind stETH performance. The move could repurchase about 8.5% of circulating supply and comes alongside another buyback mechanism.
• Lido closed 2025 with $40.5 million in revenue, a 23% drop from $52.4 million in 2024. The decline stemmed from user withdrawals and reduced staking yields. Despite being the largest DeFi protocol by TVL, Lido remains unprofitable.
• A California court ruled that governance participants in Lido DAO can be held liable for the entity's actions. This applies partnership laws despite claims of decentralization. The decision poses risks to DAO structures and participants.