Is staking different from restaking?

[Yinkcrypt]

The discussion about a bull run has been ongoing for a while, with various predictions about its timing. Although excitement cooled off briefly, October's approach and Bitcoin's past performance at several levels have rekindled bullish sentiment. Personally, I remain cautious, focusing on research and exploring DeFi projects.

I've discovered diverse utilities, but I'm particularly intrigued by the restaking concept. Can anyone enlighten me on the difference between staking and restaking? Has anyone encountered a restaking platform?

[bitterguy28]

I've discovered diverse utilities, but I'm particularly intrigued by the restaking concept. Can anyone enlighten me on the difference between staking and restaking? Has anyone encountered a restaking platform?

it is pretty straightforward just from the names alone staking is locking up your coins and getting rewards from that and restaking is about taking the rewards from staking to invest them again or stake them restaking can be done even if the initial staked coins are still locked up

staking is pretty simple you stake and you get rewards but restaking has more risks since the market most likely has moved when you stake again and it may encounter some issues

[ABCbits]

Can anyone enlighten me on the difference between staking and restaking?

In short, restaking means you use liquid token or other digital object (which represent staked coin) to perform staking again elsewhere. For example, you get stETH when you stake ETH on Lido. To perform restaking, you can use stake stETH on other layer or services such as EigenLayer, Puffer or Ether.Fi.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

         -      To literally explain, when you say Staking, it is where you put your fund that you are willing to grow and you buy how long you will do it, either 30 days, 90 days, or 1 year. This is what I know and understand about Staking.

Now with restaking, for example, you have staked and you have finished the period you chose, which means that there is an added profit in our capital, and now because we want to repeat it again, there is compounding, which is called because you want it again. Repeat the first thing you did in staking.

[soeezy]

well the concept seems pretty to understand Staking is a process where you lock up your cryptocurrency in a wallet or exchange to support the network's operations. while restaking involves using the rewards earned from staking to stake again, creating a compounding effect. and one key diiference is Restaking allows for compounding, while staking doesn't inherently. well you can check Bitget and Binance for that saw them listing Eigen Layer some few days ago