Lido has proposed a new staking module (CSM 0x02) allowing operators to run validators with up to 2,048 ETH of effective stake, compared to 32 ETH currently. This module requires a 32 ETH entry bond, over 13 times the default bond of 2.4 ETH, though this amount can become more efficient once the validator is sufficiently funded. According to CryptoSlate calculations, the new module reaches fee parity per ETH bonded with the default route around 747 ETH under ideal conditions, and up to 1,330 ETH for a default portfolio covering 23 keys with a 32 ETH budget. Mainnet deployment is planned for Q4 2026, with a proposed module cap of 2% of Lido stake and a 16-position top-up queue.
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