ether.fi: Now supports native re-staking on Layer 2 networks such as Blast and Mode

ether.fi has announced on social media that it now supports native re-staking on Layer2 networks such as Blast and Mode, and this feature will soon be expanded to Linea, Base, and Optimism. In addition, because weETH has adopted LayerZero_Labs' OFT standard, users can seamlessly cross-chain transfer their re-staking assets between Layer2 networks.

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