ether.fi vs Jito

How ether.fi vs Jito compare on our ratings, staking protocol specs, funding, pros and cons.

VS
Jito4.2/5
Feature
Ratings
Our score4.0/54.2/5
User ratingNo reviews yetNo reviews yet
Yield4.54.5
Security3.54.0
Liquidity4.54.5
Decentralization3.54.0
Ease of use4.04.0
Specs
KYC required No No
TypeLiquid restakingLiquid staking
Stakeable assetsETHSOL
Receipt tokeneETH / weETHJitoSOL
Protocol feeNot disclosed4%
Withdrawal timeNot disclosed1 epoch (~2-3 days)
ChainsEthereumSolana
Node operatorsNot disclosedJito-Solana validator network via StakeNet
Audited Yes Yes
Restaking Yes Yes
Company
Founded20232021
Headquarters——
InvestorsBullish, CoinFund, Chapter One, Node Capital +25Multicoin Capital, 6th Man Ventures, Framework Ventures, Robot Ventures +1
Strengths and weaknesses
Pros
  • Over $4.6B in total value locked provides deep secondary market liquidity
  • Users retain control of their withdrawal credentials during validator creation
  • eETH and weETH are widely integrated across major Ethereum Layer 2 rollups
  • Bug bounty program offers payouts up to $500,000 for vulnerability disclosures
  • Over $1.09B in TVL on Solana as of October 2026
  • Dual yield stream combining standard staking rewards with MEV tips
  • Requires no KYC checks or identity verification to stake
  • Smart contracts audited by security firm Neodyme
Cons
  • Restaking exposes stakers to compounding multi-layer smart contract and slashing risks
  • October 2026 audit flagged re-entrancy risks in external bridge contracts
  • Unbonding and withdrawal queues depend on underlying Ethereum validator exit times
  • Restricted strictly to the Solana network
  • Exposed to validator slashing and smart contract exploits
  • JitoSOL secondary market trading carries receipt-token depeg risks
Best forEthereum holders seeking layered restaking yield, DeFi users requiring liquid weETH collateral, Stakers wanting card spending optionsSolana holders seeking MEV yield, DeFi traders using yield-bearing collateral, Non-custodial SOL stakers

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