The ether.fi community voted to pass the "Deploy ETHFI Staking Contract" proposal
On July 8th, the ether.fi community voted to approve the proposal to "deploy the ETHFI staking contract", which seeks approval to deploy the ETHFI staking contract on the Ethereum mainnet. The ETHFI staking mechanism aims to provide real utility by linking rewards with governance participation and effective balance in the ecosystem. The staking contract will include future incentives and voting functionality for staked tokens.
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