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Stefanie Gauss
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It seems that we can use one of the staking platforms for ETH:

https://ethereum.org/en/staking/pools/

For Solana (SOL), there is a feature which is, even if a validator goes down (or the owner of the validator goes to a different country and never comes back), our SOL is still with us and cannot be taken away.

With ETH, does such feature or guarantee exist? Otherwise, we may have to trust the firm well, be it Rocket Pool (which is the first time I hear of it), or Binance, Coinbase, Gemini, and later on Robinhood and Fidelity, and I have to see which one I can trust. For example, if Fidelity has it, I may think that it has the backing of its whole stock investment department and its 75+ years of reputation behind it, so it may not be more solid to keep our hard earned money.

It seems that we can use one of the staking platforms for ETH:

https://ethereum.org/en/staking/pools/

For Solana (SOL), there is a feature which is, even if a validator goes down (or the owner of the validator goes to a different country and never comes back), our SOL is still with us and cannot be taken away.

With ETH, does such feature or guarantee exist? Otherwise, we may have to trust the firm well, be it Rocket Pool (which is the first time I hear of it), or Binance, Coinbase, Gemini, and later on Robinhood and Fidelity, and I have to see which one I can trust. For example, if Fidelity has it, I may think that it has the backing of its whole stock investment department and its reputation behind it, so it may not be more solid to keep our hard earned money.

It seems that we can use one of the staking platforms for ETH:

https://ethereum.org/en/staking/pools/

For Solana (SOL), there is a feature which is, even if a validator goes down (or the owner of the validator goes to a different country and never comes back), our SOL is still with us and cannot be taken away.

With ETH, does such feature or guarantee exist? Otherwise, we may have to trust the firm well, be it Rocket Pool (which is the first time I hear of it), or Binance, Coinbase, Gemini, and later on Robinhood and Fidelity, and I have to see which one I can trust. For example, if Fidelity has it, I may think that it has the backing of its whole stock investment department and its 75+ years of reputation behind it, so it may be more solid to keep our hard earned money.

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Stefanie Gauss
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It seems that we can use one of the staking platformplatforms for ETH:

https://ethereum.org/en/staking/pools/

For Solana (SOL), there is a feature which is, even if a validator goes down (or the owner of the validator goes to a different country and never comes back), our SOL is still with us and cannot be taken away.

With ETH, does such feature or guarantee exist? Otherwise, we may have to trust the firm well, be it Rocket Pool (which is the first time I hear of it), or Binance, Coinbase, Gemini, and later on Robinhood and Fidelity, and I have to see which one I can trust. For example, if Fidelity has it, I may think that it has the backing of its whole stock investment department and its reputation behind it, so it may not be more solid to keep our hard earned money.

It seems that we can use one of the staking platform for ETH:

https://ethereum.org/en/staking/pools/

For Solana (SOL), there is a feature which is, even if a validator goes down (or the owner of the validator goes to a different country and never comes back), our SOL is still with us and cannot be taken away.

With ETH, does such feature or guarantee exist? Otherwise, we may have to trust the firm well, be it Rocket Pool (which is the first time I hear of it), or Binance, Coinbase, Gemini, and later on Robinhood and Fidelity, and I have to see which one I can trust. For example, if Fidelity has it, I may think that it has the backing of its whole stock investment department and its reputation behind it, so it may not be more solid to keep our hard earned money.

It seems that we can use one of the staking platforms for ETH:

https://ethereum.org/en/staking/pools/

For Solana (SOL), there is a feature which is, even if a validator goes down (or the owner of the validator goes to a different country and never comes back), our SOL is still with us and cannot be taken away.

With ETH, does such feature or guarantee exist? Otherwise, we may have to trust the firm well, be it Rocket Pool (which is the first time I hear of it), or Binance, Coinbase, Gemini, and later on Robinhood and Fidelity, and I have to see which one I can trust. For example, if Fidelity has it, I may think that it has the backing of its whole stock investment department and its reputation behind it, so it may not be more solid to keep our hard earned money.

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Stefanie Gauss
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Does Ethereum staking have the guarantee that even if the validator goes down, our ETH stays with us?

It seems that we can use one of the staking platform for ETH:

https://ethereum.org/en/staking/pools/

For Solana (SOL), there is a feature which is, even if a validator goes down (or the owner of the validator goes to a different country and never comes back), our SOL is still with us and cannot be taken away.

With ETH, does such feature or guarantee exist? Otherwise, we may have to trust the firm well, be it Rocket Pool (which is the first time I hear of it), or Binance, Coinbase, Gemini, and later on Robinhood and Fidelity, and I have to see which one I can trust. For example, if Fidelity has it, I may think that it has the backing of its whole stock investment department and its reputation behind it, so it may not be more solid to keep our hard earned money.