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# WBETH

Introduzione a WBETH

**Wrapped Beacon Ethereum (WBETH)** è un token derivato da liquid staking che rappresenta ETH in staking e le sue ricompense. È una versione wrapped di BETH, dove 1 WBETH rappresenta 1 BETH, ed è creato da Binance Earn per consentire agli utenti di partecipare alle ricompense di staking di ETH dalla rete Ethereum. I token wrapped sono un modo per usare le criptovalute su blockchain diverse da quella su cui sono stati originariamente costruiti, pur essendo supportati dal loro asset sottostante.\
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WBETH rappresenta anche le ricompense di staking accumulate dal token BETH su ETH Staking dopo il 2023-04-27 08:00 (UTC). Per i detentori di BETH, sarà disponibile nelle prossime settimane ulteriore supporto per convertire BETH in WBETH a un tasso fisso di 1:1.\
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Per saperne di più su WBETH, [visita il seguente link.](https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/what-is-wbeth-e252366155174ba6887f6b32e3798273)

Per saperne di più su Binance ETH Staking, [visita il seguente link.](https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/binance-eth-2-0-staking-eecd04618b5042c79f2a5b07f895c498)

Per comprendere meglio i termini e le condizioni di ETH Staking, [visita il seguente link](https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/binance-eth-2-0-staking-terms-and-conditions-74b48ca392874849aba9560e7a8fc11b).


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