Mike Silagadze, CEO of ether.fi, on ETH, Re-Staking, and Building Start-Ups | Ep. 238
In an exclusive interview with cryptonews.com, Mike Silagadze, Founder and CEO of ether.fi, talks about the importance of self-custody in Ether staking, the future of ETH, and “re-staking”. Mike Silagadze is the founder...
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Mike Silagadze is the founder and CEO of ether.fi, the first decentralized, delegated staking protocol that allows stakers to maintain full control of their keys – and by extension, their staked ETH – throughout the entire staking process....
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