There are multiple types of risk to consider with leveraged staking strategies, including, but not limited to, liquidation risk, risk of value loss, as well as protocols risk. Specifically, liquidation risk can become likely either if the used LST(s) lose their value correlation (or peg) to ETH, or if the used lending protocol(s) decide to change parameters relating to collateral factors and liquidation thresholds of used LST(s). Moreover, value loss can potentially happen if the user accepts bad swap rates when entering or exiting any of these positions, as well as in cases where ETH borrowing rates grow too high for these positions to maintain a positive net APY. Finally, protocols risk should be considered for the staking protocols and providers, lending protocols, as well as the ETH Saver platform itself.