Imagine you’ve already staked your SOL or have tokens like mSOL, JitoSOL, or bSOL.
They’re sitting there, earning you rewards.
Nice… but what if they could do even more?
That’s where Solayer comes in.
What Solayer Does
@Solayer lets you take those staked coins and put them to work again.
They still help secure the Solana network, but now they also help run other important blockchain services — things like oracles, bridges, and data networks.
In return?
You get extra rewards on top of your normal staking earnings.
How It Feels to Use
You deposit your SOL or your staking token.
Solayer gives you sSOL — a liquid token you can still trade or use.
Behind the scenes, trusted validators go to work, securing Solana and other services.
Rewards start flowing in from both jobs.
When you’re ready, you can swap sSOL back to your original SOL or token.
Why It’s Cool
More income without locking up extra coins.
Your staked coins aren’t just sitting there — they’re multitasking.
Developers get strong, ready-made security for their apps.
All built right into Solana’s super-fast network.
Things to Remember
Nothing is risk-free.
If a validator or one of the extra services messes up, it could cost you.
And sometimes, unstaking can take time if a lot of people withdraw at once.
The good news? Solayer’s code has been checked by a top blockchain security team, Halborn, to make sure it’s solid.
The Big Picture
Solayer is like hiring your coins for a side hustle.
They keep their main job (securing Solana) but also take on part-time gigs for other blockchain services.
More work for them, more rewards for you.