The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance stakes part of its treasury assets as stETH through Lido
Foresight News reports, according to the Lido blog, that the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA) has staked a portion of its treasury ETH via the Lido protocol and holds stETH. EEA Executive Director Redwan Meslem stated that the core of treasury decision-making lies in three aspects: whether funds can be withdrawn on demand, whether the custody structure is supported, and whether the product has been audited by a regulated institution—all of which are satisfied by stETH.
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