In this insightful episode of Liabilities of Ethereum Staking Explained, we explore the key risks and responsibilities that every Ethereum staker needs to understand. Proof of stake opens new opportunities for earning rewards — but it also comes with important liabilities that can impact your ETH holdings if overlooked.

We’ll walk you through the most significant liabilities of Ethereum staking, including the risk of slashing due to downtime or misconfigured validators, the performance requirements that could reduce your rewards, and the legal and tax considerations you need to be aware of. Whether you plan to solo stake, join a pool, or stake via a liquid-staking provider, knowing these risks will help you make more informed decisions.

You’ll also discover the counterparty liabilities involved when you delegate your ETH to a third-party service — and what you can do to protect yourself in an evolving regulatory landscape. By the end of this episode, you’ll have a clearer understanding of your responsibilities as a staker and practical strategies to minimize your risks.

Tune in to gain the knowledge you need to stake Ethereum securely, and visit ethereumstaking.website for even more guides, updates, and tools. Don’t forget to subscribe for future episodes where we break down the most important aspects of Ethereum proof-of-stake in plain, practical terms.