🚨 Lido Flags Potential ETH Deposit Hijacking Risk in Glamsterdam .@LidoFinance engineering lead Dmitry Gusakov warned that Ethereum’s upcoming Glamsterdam upgrade could create a staking deposit hijacking risk during the fork transition Here’s how: • The protection: Ethereum uses the first valid deposit to set a validator’s withdrawal credentials, helping protocols like Lido prevent credential manipulation • The risk: Glamsterdam’s one-time builder access mechanism could change how pending deposits sharing the same validator public key are handled, potentially causing ETH to be credited to a builder instead of the expected validator • The response: Lido proposed separating validator deposits from builder deposits, but core developers rejected the change due to testing and deployment timelines This is a potential risk, not a confirmed exploit, and it concerns a specific transition process rather than normal deposit operations. Still, protecting queued deposits is critical to staking security