Renzo

Renzo is a liquid-staking and restaking platform that allows individuals and institutions to deposit crypto assets and access staking yield strategies without managing the underlying protocol complexity themselves. Its native token is REZ, which operates within the Ethereum and Base ecosystems. The platform claims to address the operational difficulty of participating in staking and restaking by abstracting away technical steps while keeping all execution verifiable on-chain.

Users deposit assets into Renzo's modular system, which routes capital across staking and restaking strategies through product suites described as Reserve Vaults, a Staking Suite, and an Enterprise Suite. The protocol sits on Ethereum and Base, meaning settlement depends on those networks rather than a consensus mechanism of its own. REZ is the protocol's token; the data does not specify its precise governance or utility functions beyond its role within the broader platform.

Renzo generated 226,520 USD in total fees over the trailing 30 days and 15,831,295 USD over the trailing 12 months, with fees annualized from the trailing 30 days reaching 2,755,993 USD. Of those 30-day fees, the protocol retained 43,692 USD as revenue, with the remaining 182,828 USD classified as supply-side revenue paid to liquidity providers or stakers. The take rate over the trailing 30 days was approximately 19.29 percent, meaning the protocol keeps roughly one-fifth of fees generated, passing the rest to participants who supply capital.