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Staking on Solana has always been about locking up your SOL, supporting the network, and earning rewards. But Solayer asks a simple question: why stop there?

With @Solayer , the SOL or liquid staking tokens like mSOL, jitoSOL, bSOL you already staked can be restaked—basically put back to work—securing extra services on Solana. These are called Actively Validated Services (AVS), and they can power things like oracles, bridges, or even apps that need guaranteed transaction speed.

For you, that means one thing: more yield from the same coins. Instead of just earning staking rewards, you stack on top the incentives from these services. And the best part? You can stay liquid through tokens like sSOL, so your assets keep earning while still being usable in DeFi.

But Solayer isn’t just about yield. It’s also building real-world bridges—like a Visa card called Emerald Card that lets you spend your on-chain money directly, and sUSD, a stablecoin that quietly earns yield in the background.

At the big-picture level, Solayer wants to make Solana not only fast, but also stronger and more secure—by pooling the economic weight of stakers to support the apps that run on top of it.

In plain words: your SOL doesn’t just sit there anymore—it works harder, earns more, and helps Solana scale.

$LAYER

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