1,000 ETH
0x7099…79C8
Lido DAO Treasury sent 1,000 ETH to 0x7099…79C8
Lido's docs list the Lido DAO Treasury (its Aragon Agent) and the Treasury Management Committee multisig. Here are both addresses, what a transfer out means, and a ready-made rule that sends you an alert within seconds of confirmation each time funds leave.
Free on the Beta plan · within seconds of confirmation
Each alert is one transfer out of a treasury wallet, with the amount, the recipient and the transaction. The amounts are examples; no USD values.
1,000 ETH
0x7099…79C8
Lido DAO Treasury sent 1,000 ETH to 0x7099…79C8
2,500,000 USDC
0x90F7…b906
Lido DAO Treasury sent 2,500,000 USDC to 0x90F7…b906
10,000 ETH
0x3C44…93BC
Lido DAO Treasury sent 10,000 ETH to 0x3C44…93BC
Example alerts. Set up the rule and the real ones reach your chat within seconds of confirmation.
Only addresses the DAO names in its own docs or code, each with its source and the day we checked it. The rules catch every transfer out.
Named in github.com/lidofinance/docs/…/index.md · checked 2026-10-08
Named in github.com/lidofinance/docs/…/index.md · checked 2026-10-08
The rules on this page watch 2 addresses that Lido DAO names in its own docs or code, never a guessed or labelled one:
A DAO treasury is a wallet or contract the DAO's governance controls. Funds usually leave it only after a vote, so a transfer out is the moment a decision turns into money moving on-chain.
Not every transfer is a spend. The recipient tells you which kind it is:
Proposals, forum posts and reports say what a DAO plans to do with its funds. The transfer out is when it happens, and it is public the moment it is confirmed.
Open a rule: the wallet and its outgoing transfers are filled in. Add a minimum per asset if you like, click Create, and the alerts reach your chat. The free Beta plan covers one wallet; the rule on all of a DAO's wallets needs one wallet per address.
Open a ready-made rule: the treasury wallet and its outgoing transfers are filled in.
Sign in, pick the chat the alerts go to and click Create.
Within seconds of confirmation, each transfer out reaches you, with a link to the transaction.
This page lists the addresses Lido DAO publishes for its treasury on Ethereum mainnet: the Lido DAO Treasury, 0x3e40d73eb977dc6a537af587d48316fee66e9c8c and the Lido Treasury Management Committee, 0xa02fc823cce0d016bd7e17ac684c9abab2d6d647. Each card above links the page where Lido DAO names it and the day we checked it.
Yes. Open the rule on one wallet below: the free Beta plan covers one wallet and needs no card. The rule on all 2 wallets at once needs a plan with 2 or more wallets. Add a minimum per asset, such as 100 ETH, so only the large transfers reach you.
No. A transfer out can be a payment the DAO voted for, a grant, a move between the DAO's own wallets, a swap or a deposit into a protocol. The recipient is the clue; the alert never labels a transfer as a sale.
No. Alerts on Chain is not affiliated with Lido DAO. The rules read public on-chain data from addresses Lido DAO publishes in its own docs or code.
No. Alerts arrive after the transaction is confirmed, so they tell you fast but can't block or reverse it. Alerts on Chain is read-only: it never asks for a key and never signs anything.
Ethereum mainnet only. A DAO can also hold funds on other chains or layer 2s, each with its own addresses; the rules here cover the Ethereum addresses listed on this page.
No. Amounts are in ETH or token units, as the chain records them. Alerts carry no USD value and no price.
No. The alerts state on-chain facts only: what left the wallet and where it went, never why or what to do about it.
The Beta plan is free: one wallet and one contract, no credit card.