weETH/USD price feed
weETH is ether.fi's wrapped staked Ether: a non-rebasing token whose ratio against Ether rises as validator rewards accrue. It began life as a restaking token; ether.fi's current documentation describes it as a staking token. Its market spans the ecosystems where Ether trades.
Aggregate on-chain rate: hourly view of the last 4 weeks. The API itself updates block by block. Request API access
Book composition · auto-observed
No pool reaches half of this book right now; the leader is followed by venues on other chains.
A token whose second job ended
weETH launched with stake that did two jobs. Through ether.fi, the underlying Ether validated Ethereum and was also restaked through EigenLayer to secure additional services, with the extra rewards plus the extra slashing exposure that came with them. ether.fi has since wound that position down. Its documentation now says eETH and weETH do not bundle restaking rewards or EigenLayer slashing exposure; restaking now sits in a separate product.
Everything the stake earns accrues into the token's ratio against Ether. The dollar rate above is that ratio carried through Ether's dollar market, computed from the pools that trade weETH itself.
This page keeps the accounting clean: no yield percentages, no program details, no forecasts. Programs change, as this token's own history shows. Whatever the stake pays in a given season ends up inside the number, where the market has already discounted it.
Everywhere Ether goes
weETH trades wherever Ether's economy sets up shop: born on Ethereum, carried outward as newer ecosystems open. The ring rotates: Katana, Linea plus Plasma have each held a slice of the book within months of existing, which says something about how quickly this asset travels.
Outposts matter beyond their weight. Each is a reading from a different ecosystem's liquidity, priced by different participants, so agreement across chains works as a quiet, continuous audit. When a frontier chain starts trading weETH, the composition simply picks it up at the weight it observes, no ceremony involved.
One detail for the careful reader: the book has quoted against native ETH as well as wrapped WETH at times, a small distinction that matters chiefly to the systems settling against it, which is exactly who this page is for.
A ratio worth checking
The public record on weETH's numbers is unusually messy. Large quote pages disagree by double-digit percentages at the same hour; at least one widely used converter has displayed a wrapped ratio more than double the market's. None of that is malice. Wrapped, accruing assets are simply easy to misquote, because the quoter has to know what the token is. A computed rate exists precisely for assets that are easy to get wrong.
The remedy is boring: compute the ratio from the pools that trade it, carry it through Ether's dollar market, pin it to a block, publish the composition. Anyone can check the answer, which is the entire point of a feed. The composition below is that check, permanently open.
That also answers the question this asset raises first, how much Ether one weETH is worth. The ratio holds above one, rising as validator rewards accrue, visible in the composition beneath the dollar number.
Who runs on this rate
LRT-collateral credit books
weETH backs loans across major venues; liquidation marks need the traded rate for the wrapper itself, not a derived guess.
Vaults built on staked Ether
Products holding weETH mark performance in dollars; this rate prices the wrapper they actually hold.
Treasuries holding weETH
A position whose rewards accrue inside a ratio still reports as one number; a block-pinned rate keeps that number defensible.
Where the weETH market lives
Active weETH/USD pools per chain, as observed by the feed on 2026-10-27.
weETH in the catalog
5 pairs, each computed from its own pools with the same methodology:
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