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# Bracket Strategies: ETH+ Yield

### ETH+ refers to the ability to generate yield on top of ETH exposure.

We believe in ETH as an asset and therefore believe that maintaining ETH exposure, plus additional yield is a smart strategy. \
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Simply investing in an LST/LRT is a great start as it gives you exposure to block rewards as a base.  Depositing that LST/LRT into the Bracket Platform provides additional yield opportunities via strategy vaults offered by top crypto managers. Each of the strategy vaults is designed to deliver yield on top of the block rewards you receive by simply holding an LST/LRT.  In addition, you will receive [Bracket \[Bars\]](/product/bracket-bars.md), and if the LRT also has an active points program, you will stack those points as well. 

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**ETH + LST/LRT block rewards + Strategy Vault Yield + Bracket \[BARS] + LRT points (if any)** \
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So, in summary, Bracket Strategies allow holders of $brktETH will receive:

* The native ETH return, **+**
* Aggregate ETH staking block rewards, **+**
* Continue to accrue points on their deposited LRTs (if any), **+**
* Receive [Bracket \[BARS\]](/product/bracket-bars.md), **+**
* Potentially earn high-returns by deploying brktETH in [Bracket Platform strategies](/product/bracket-platform.md)

[While no returns are ever gua](#user-content-fn-1)[^1]ranteed, stacking on top of ETH with ETH+ we believe is a **winning combination.**

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