TechFlow reports that Liquid Collective, an institutional-grade Ethereum liquid staking protocol, has introduced new standards for its node operators to enhance returns and attract more users.
Node operators must rank within the top 50% on the Rated Network validator dashboard among providers operating 100 or more ETH nodes.
Operators failing to meet the standard will be required to compensate Liquid Collective for revenue lost due to their inefficiency.
Users who do not wish to manage nodes can opt for staking services offered by providers such as Coinbase and Kraken.




