In the traditional staking model, assets are concentrated on a single validation node or protocol, which poses a high systemic risk.
Solayer's re-staking mechanism utilizes smart contracts to allocate users' SOL or LST assets to multiple different types of AVS (Active Validation Services) according to a preset algorithm, achieving cross-protocol risk diversification. Its built-in risk assessment module dynamically monitors core indicators such as the stability of AVS nodes, historical performance records, and code audit results, automatically isolating AVS that exceed risk thresholds, thereby reducing the impact of a single AVS failure on user assets from a mechanistic perspective, and enhancing the security and sustainability of the staking process. The SIP-1 governance proposal was passed with a 99.98% approval rate, with 182 voters participating in the decision-making process, reflecting this transparent governance mechanism. The X community collectively safeguards the protocol rules, further reinforcing the underlying logic of risk prevention and control 🗳.