Passive LRT Strategies
This page will discuss how to earn boosted yields on LRT assets.
ZeroLend supports a wide range of LRTs across multiple networks—including Ethereum and Bitcoin—to help you leverage the growing LRT ecosystem. By supplying LRTs on ZeroLend, you can access:
Competitive Supply APY
Zero Gravity Points
EigenLayer Points
Points from Our LRT Partner Protocols
BTC LRT Market
ZeroLend has expanded to support Bitcoin Liquid Restaking Tokens (BTC LRTs) on the mainnet, which enables Bitcoin holders to benefit from staking/locking rewards while engaging with DeFi. Some examples include cbBTC, eBTC, LBTC, MBTC, SolvBTC, and WBTC.
How to Earn BTC LRT Yields on ZeroLend
Acquire BTC LRT Tokens: Obtain BTC LRT (e.g., cbBTC, eBTC) from its issuing protocol or a supporting exchange.
Navigate to ZeroLend: Visit https://app.zerolend.xyz and switch to the Bitcoin LRTs Market from the dropdown menu.
Select Your BTC LRT: From the list of supported assets (e.g., cbBTC, eBTC, LBTC), review the supply APY and any additional rewards.
Supply BTC LRT:
Click “Details” to confirm APY and other terms.
Enter the amount of BTC LRT you’d like to deposit and complete the supply transaction.
ETH LRT Market
Similar to BTC LRT markets, ZeroLend also supports Ethereum-based LRTs, which represent staked or restaked ETH via protocols leveraging EigenLayer or other infrastructures. Below are examples of how to supply specific Ethereum LRTs for boosted yields on ZeroLend.
How to supply $ezETH on ZeroLend?
Renzo Protocol is a Liquid Restaking Token (LRT) with EigenLayer as a backend infrastructure. Its liquid restaking token, $ezETH, offers a higher yield than you’d get from just staking your ETH.
Start accumulating boosted yields on $ezETH in just 4 simple steps:
Step 1: If you don’t hold $ezETH, navigate to Renzo Protocol and mint $ezETH by staking $ETH.
Step 2: Visit https://app.zerolend.xyz and select Ethereum LRTs Market from the dropdown menu.
Step 3: Select $ezETH from the supported assets and review the supply terms, including APY.
Step 4: If you agree with the terms, enter the $ezETH amount you wish to supply and complete the deposit.
Check our guide on How to Supply on ZeroLend for a detailed walkthrough
Supply AssetsHow to supply $pufETH on ZeroLend?
Puffer Finance is a decentralized native liquid restaking protocol (nLRP) deployed on EigenLayer.
Step 1: You can get $pufETH by staking $ETH on Puffer Finance.
Step 2: Once you receive $pufETH, go to https://app.zerolend.xyz and switch to our Ethereum LRTs Market.
Step 3: Select $pufETH from the supported assets and click ‘Details’ to review the supply APY.
Step 4: Once you agree with the terms, supply $pufETH and complete the deposit.
How to supply $rsETH on ZeroLend?
Kelp's liquid restaked token, $rsETH, offers liquidity to illiquid assets deposited into staking platforms, such as EigenLayer.
Supply $rsETH on ZeroLend to earn yields:
Step 1: To mint $rsETH, stake your $ETH on KelpDAO.
Step 2: Navigate to our website - https://app.zerolend.xyz and select Ethereum LRTs Market.
Step 3: Select $rsETH from the supported assets and review the supply terms.
Step 4: After thoroughly reading the supply terms and agreeing to them, click ‘Supply’ to proceed with the deposit.
How to supply $weETH on ZeroLend?
$weETH is EtherFi's restaked token.
Step 1: Connect your wallet on EtherFi and stake your Ethereum on their dAPP to receive $eETH
Step 2: Wrap your $eETH to $weETH on the same tab.
Step 3: Visit our website https://app.zerolend.xyz and connect your wallet to our Ethereum LRTs Market.
Step 4: Now select $weETH and click ‘Details’ to review the supply APY and other terms.
Step 5: If you agree to the supply terms, click ‘Supply,’ enter the $weETH amount you wish to supply, and complete the deposit.
Disclaimer:
Our tutorials and guides are only for educational purposes. Any information mentioned in this guide is not an endorsement, buy/sell recommendation, or investment advice. We shall have no liability regarding your use of our partner protocols, such as Rezno Protocol, Puffer Finance, KelpDAO, ether.fi, or third-party applications.
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