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RSWETH

HOLD · 65%

Swell Liquid Restaking · Ethereum · Informational — not executable

63C · Fair

Wealthville Score

Verdict HOLD · 65% confidence

ai_engine=hold
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Enter55

new capital

Hold71

keep position

Exit9

urgency to leave

RSWETH provides liquid-restaking exposure rather than a plain native-staking position, with secondary-market liquidity and additional protocol risk. The pool holds $31.32M of liquidity and yields 0.8%; WealthVille's AI verdict is HOLD at 65% confidence.

Computed 2026-09-03 05:09 UTC from on-chain yield, liquidity-depth, and risk signals. Not financial advice.

Liquidityhelp

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$31.32M

Total value locked

$0.00

24h volume

Yieldhelp

trending_up

0.8%

total APY

Base yield — no reward emissions

0.9%

adjusted · trailing 7d base (est.)

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RSWETH provides liquid-restaking exposure rather than a plain native-staking position, with secondary-market liquidity and additional protocol risk. The pool holds $31.32M of liquidity and yields 0.8%; WealthVille's AI verdict is HOLD at 65% confidence.

History

30d Low

$24.82M

Latest

$31.32M

30d High

$32.93M

Daily snapshots · data via DefiLlama

#339 of 657 EVM pools · top 51%#205 of 428 on Ethereum#1 of 1 on Swell Liquid Restaking

Performance

Base APY (24h)0.77%
Base APY (7d avg)0.86%
Fees earned (24h, est.)$664.00
Volume (24h)$0.00
Volume (7d)$0.00
Volume (30d)$0.00

Efficiency & Flow

TVL change (24h)-0.5%
TVL change (7d)-4.9%
Volume / TVL (24h)0.00x
Fee yield per $1 TVL / day$0.000021
Fee APR sustainability100% from feesvs rewards
Reward dependency0% of APRfrom emissions
TVL stability (30d CV)0.119lower is steadier

Pool Analysis

Yield breakdown

The quoted yield consists of 0.8% base or fee APY and — reward APY. With no current reward contribution, the return is primarily tied to staking and restaking economics rather than incentive emissions, although the base rate can change with validator performance, protocol revenue, and market conditions.

Risk profile

RSWETH exposure carries an unbonding or withdrawal delay that can prevent immediate redemption and may make secondary-market exit pricing important. Underlying validator performance and protocol operations also create slashing and smart-contract risk, which native staking does not eliminate but liquid restaking can add to. Ethereum gas costs can materially reduce returns for small positions, and this page is informational only: WealthVille does not execute on EVM and executes on Solana.

Assets

RSWETH is the liquid receipt representing exposure to assets restaked through swell-liquid-restaking, while ETH is the main reference asset for valuing that exposure. RSWETH liquidity supports trading before withdrawal completes, but it can trade at a premium or discount to its underlying value; price moves relative to ETH affect the position's mark-to-market return.

Strategy note

Before entering, compare the current RSWETH-to-ETH exchange rate and available exit liquidity with the protocol's withdrawal path; avoid a small position if estimated Ethereum gas would consume a meaningful share of the expected yield.

In plain English

RSWETH is a token that represents ETH being used for staking and restaking while remaining transferable. It can earn staking income, but withdrawals may take time, validators can be penalized, and Ethereum transaction fees can make small positions inefficient.

Why this verdict

  • ai_engine=hold

Frequently asked questions

How does staking via swell-liquid-restaking on Ethereum work?

Users deposit eligible assets into swell-liquid-restaking on Ethereum and receive RSWETH as a transferable representation of the staking and restaking position. The position can earn 0.8%, while its market price may differ from the value available through withdrawal.

What is the unstaking/withdrawal delay for RSWETH?

The exact delay depends on the protocol's withdrawal queue, validator exit process, and available liquidity, so RSWETH should not be treated as an instant redemption claim. Holders may need to sell RSWETH on the secondary market, potentially at a discount, when immediate liquidity is required.

Is there slashing or validator risk?

Yes. RSWETH inherits validator performance and slashing risk from the underlying Ethereum staking and restaking arrangements, in addition to swell-liquid-restaking smart-contract and operational risk. Losses or reduced distributions can lower the value or yield of the position, including the 0.8% component.

How is the RSWETH staking APY calculated?

The displayed APY is split into 0.8% base or fee APY and — reward APY, totaling 0.8%. The base component reflects staking and restaking economics, while the reward component depends on incentive programs and may not be durable.

How does this compare to native staking?

RSWETH adds transferability and potential DeFi composability compared with a directly delegated native-staking position, but it also adds protocol, smart-contract, liquidity, and pricing risks. Native staking may still involve an exit delay, while RSWETH can sometimes be sold before withdrawal completes, subject to market liquidity and Ethereum gas costs.

Token Details

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RSWETH

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Pool Details

ProtocolSwell Liquid Restaking
ChainEthereum
CategoryStaking
Tracked since6/25/2026
Data updated5h ago

Verdict from WealthVille’s multi-signal reconciliation engine. Informational only — not financial advice.

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