Mantle Restaking provides restaked Ethereum exposure connected to the mETH Protocol ecosystem. It builds on staked ETH by restaking it for additional rewards, delivered as a liquid, usable token.
How does it fit together?
Restaking re-commits already-staked ETH to help secure extra services in exchange for more yield, with the position represented by a liquid token you can move and use in DeFi. Our data records the product on a single chain with about $42.1M in total value locked, a track record near 1.8 years, and quick app latency around 52ms.
Ecosystem-linked products like this one can be convenient if you already hold or use the related staking token, because the pieces are designed to fit together. The flip side is concentration: your exposure is tied to the health of one ecosystem and its underlying token, so problems there can affect the restaking product too. Weigh that alongside the smaller scale we measured.
Risks to weigh
Our review did not record a completed third-party audit for this specific entry, so verify current audit coverage before depositing. Restaking adds extra slashing conditions and additional smart-contract layers on top of ordinary staking, and the liquid token can depeg from its underlying ETH under stress. The category is new and higher-risk overall. There is no public status page in our data.
Who is it for?
- Users already active in the Mantle or mETH ecosystem who want restaking exposure in one place.
- Those who accept ecosystem concentration in exchange for tightly integrated products.
It is less suitable for those who want a large, deeply liquid protocol with a long independent audit trail. Because our review did not log an audit for this specific entry and the measured scale is small, this sits toward the higher-risk end of an already high-risk category, and position sizing should reflect that.
Our rating
Mantle Restaking scores 4.48/10 and ranks 13/15 in our liquid restaking category. Low latency helps, but modest scale, the missing audit record and lack of a status page hold it back. We do not track its yield, fees or market cap; check current terms on the provider's site.