The Foundation has staked the remaining ETH approved via the proposal here.
As mentioned in Governance Update #11, it was not possible to proceed with Kraken as a staking provider. Accordingly, the approved 60% percent of L1 ETH was split evenly between Bitgo and Coinbase, with ~30% staked at each. The Foundation is in the process of onboarding with Anchorage, and will redistribute 20% of the ETH to each of three custodians once that process is complete. The Foundation will continue to stake newly generated ETH over time to maintain the approved target percentages.
The RFP for liquid staking applies to the “non-staked available L1 ETH.”
For completeness, the table also includes a portion of ETH ringfenced for operational purposes, which falls outside the scope of the staking proposal. You may also notice that the current percentage breakdown shows 31% staked with BitGo and Coinbase, rather than exactly 30%. This is due to a small portion of ETH being reclassified into the “Ringfenced Operational ETH” category, to support partner chain requirements.
Please note that newly submitted stakes can take several weeks before validator activation is complete and the positions become fully live on-chain.
