Lido plans to invest $60 million in 2026 to expand its diversified yield business
According to official news reported by Odaily, Lido has proposed a 2026 budget plan, expecting to invest $60 million to transition from a single product to a diversified product portfolio, targeting institutional clients and expanding its stablecoin yield business. The proposal states that Lido will develop stablecoin and other asset class-related products to create new revenue streams and ensure the long-term resilience of the protocol.
According to Dune Analytics data, Lido currently holds a 28% market share in the Ethereum staking market, managing over 9.8 million ETH (worth approximately $34 billion).
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