pxETH liquid restaking, pxUSD stablecoin and a permissionless RPC.
Dinero calls itself the yield baseplate of Ethereum: a suite of products that scale yield for chains, users and institutions. At its core is pxETH, an Ethereum liquid restaking token, joined by ipxETH for accredited participants, branded LSTs that let L1 and L2 chains launch their own liquid staking tokens on Dinero's infrastructure, pxSOL and the DINERO governance token. The lineup has also included the pxUSD stablecoin and a permissionless RPC.
Dinero is part of the Data Subsystems client portfolio of web and product engineering for DeFi protocols. It is connected to two other projects on this page: the Hidden Hand site is powered by Dinero and links to Dinero and Pirex. The site is live, a Next.js build served by Vercel. Following Dinero's acquisition by Plume, its tokens are in a sunset phase and pxETH is withdraw-only, redeemable 1:1 for WETH.
The app is a Next.js build on the App Router, styled with Tailwind and served from Vercel behind Cloudflare. Its Web3 layer is the current generation of the tooling rather than the one the protocol launched on: wagmi and viem for chain access with ethers alongside them, Reown - what WalletConnect's Web3Modal became - handling wallet connection, and connectors covering injected wallets and MetaMask, Coinbase, Ledger, Phantom, Trust, WalletConnect and Safe, so a DAO multisig can act as a user in the same flows as a person. RPC goes through dRPC rather than a single provider.