@Solayer is bringing restaking and liquid restaking to Solana. It’s a way to use your already staked SOL to secure other services and earn more rewards without locking up extra funds.
When you normally stake SOL, you help secure the Solana network and get rewards. With restaking, that same staked SOL can also secure things like oracles, sequencers, bridges, and more. These services pay extra for the added security.
This helps new projects on Solana launch faster, since they can tap into existing staked SOL instead of building their own security from scratch. For SOL holders, it’s a chance to earn more and put their capital to better use.
Solayer offers two ways to join:
Native restaking lets you stake SOL directly with Solayer and earn both normal staking rewards and extra rewards from services. There’s some slashing risk if validators or services fail.
Liquid restaking lets you deposit liquid staking tokens like mSOL, jitoSOL, or bSOL. You get a new token called lrLST in return, which grows in value from both normal staking rewards and service rewards. You can still trade or use it in DeFi, and your main stake is protected by Solayer’s insurance fund.
The $LAYER token will be used for governance, rewards, and possibly running certain roles in the protocol.
For SOL holders, this means more yield and flexibility. For builders, it means instant security and lower costs. For Solana, it means a stronger, more secure ecosystem.
Solayer isn’t just a DeFi tool — it’s a piece of infrastructure that could make Solana’s staked capital work harder and support the next wave of innovation.
LFG @Solayer
