Trezor Shatters Expectations: 200,000 ETH Staked in Just 90 Days

Hardware wallet giant Trezor just proved crypto skeptics wrong—again. Their Ethereum staking service went live three months ago. Today? A staggering 200,000 ETH locked up by privacy-focused users.

Why this matters

While traditional banks offer 0.01% APY (if you're lucky), Trezor's move taps into DeFi's double-digit yields without compromising cold storage security. Take that, Wall Street.

The fine print

No fancy APY promises here—just a non-custodial staking solution that doesn't force users to choose between yield and ownership. Unlike some *cough* centralized exchanges *cough* that treat your ETH like their personal balance sheet.

What's next?

Watch for Trezor to expand staking support. Because nothing terrifies legacy finance quite like retail investors actually controlling their assets—and their yields.