ZircuitstakingZircuitstaking points: check asset multipliers
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Zircuit awards Zircuit Points for eligible staking deposits. Before a first deposit, match the asset and network, then establish which rewards a displayed multiplier covers.
- Documented L1 earning trigger
- A compatible-asset deposit into Zircuit's Ethereum mainnet staking contract starts Zircuit rewards.
- Other reward layers
- Underlying staking or restaking yield and partner incentives, where they apply to the deposited asset.
- Displayed boost examples
- The Liquidity Hub shows a 3x badge beside ZRC and 2x badges beside LBTC, ezETH, and rsETH.
Read a multiplier within its reward program
Zircuit's reward structure includes Ethereum staking rewards, EigenLayer points, LST/LRT partner incentives, and Zircuit rewards. Which layers apply depends on the deposited asset and its program.
Some boosts are partner-specific, so identify the reward program that a multiplier affects before calculating points. A displayed 2x badge alone doesn't establish an absolute points rate or an APR.
The application presents L1 Staking and L2 Staking separately, and its FAQ names L2 Zircuit Points separately. Use the terms for the selected route when checking eligibility or interpreting a points balance.
First-deposit points checklist
- Asset support: The selected staking route lists your exact token on the intended network. If only a different asset or network matches, stop before depositing.
- Multiplier scope: The reward terms identify the affected points program and earning basis. A badge without those details isn't enough for a points calculation.
- Deposit completion: Confirm that the compatible-asset deposit succeeded in the applicable staking contract. A token listing or visible boost doesn't demonstrate a completed deposit.
- Exit conditions: For Ethereum mainnet staking, Zircuit permits withdrawal while retaining earned points and yield, without its own withdrawal period. Check separately for any withdrawal period that the LST/LRT provider imposes.
