What is GG Vault (GGV)?
The GG Vault (GGV) is a stETH-powered vault designed to give users streamlined access to blue-chip DeFi strategies. Instead of managing positions across multiple protocols, GGV consolidates leading DeFi strategies into one vault, making it easier to earn diversified rewards.
Built in collaboration with Veda Labs, GGV is designed for users who want higher on-chain yields and exposure to multiple DeFi strategies.
How GGV Works
At launch, GGV integrates with trusted protocols including Uniswap, Gearbox, Aave, Euler, Balancer, Fluid, and Morpho. These strategies are combined into a single rewards engine, offering broad exposure to DeFi without the need to manually rebalance or track each protocol.
Using GGV
Go to stake.lido.fi/earn/ggv.
Connect your wallet.
Deposit ETH, WETH, stETH, or wstETH.
Receive GG tokens, representing your share in the vault.
Hold GG tokens while strategies run in the background and rewards are automatically reflected in your balance.
To exit, withdraw GG tokens back to wstETH.
wstETH can be unstaked via stake.lido.fi/withdrawals/request, held, swapped in secondary markets or used in other DeFi protocols.
GGV: Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is GG Vault (GGV)?
The GG Vault (GGV) is a vault utilizing tested strategies with blue-chip DeFi protocols to increase rewards on deposits of ETH or (w)sETH. Rewards originate from strategies across Uniswap, Gearbox, Aave, Euler, Balancer, Fluid, and Morpho.
2. What tokens can I deposit into GGV?
You can deposit ETH, WETH, stETH, or wstETH.
3. What do GG tokens represent?
GG tokens represent your proportional share of the vault. Their value increases as rewards accrue in the underlying strategies.
4. When are rewards distributed?
Rewards are automatically included in your GG token balance and realized when you withdraw to wstETH.
5. Can I withdraw anytime?
Yes. You can withdraw your tokens from either vault at any time.
6. What are the risks?
As with any DeFi strategy, risks include smart contract risk, protocol risk, and market volatility. GGV mitigates this by working only with established protocols, but risks remain.