At first glance, sSOL looks like another liquid staking token. But on Solayer, it’s the engine that powers restaking, liquidity, and yield aggregation all at once.
When you stake SOL, you get sSOL—a token that earns native staking yield while staying fully composable. But the magic begins when sSOL enters Solayer’s vaults and DeFi rails. You can:
Restake it* into Actively Validated Services (AVS), securing oracles, keepers, or verification layers while earning extra yield.
Pair it in liquidity pools*, fueling low-slippage trading pairs across Solayer’s high-speed DEXs.
Use it as collateral*, unlocking credit lines or leveraged trading without giving up staking rewards.
This creates a flywheel effect:
1. Users stake SOL → mint sSOL.
2. sSOL flows into vaults and liquidity pools.
3. Protocols get security + liquidity.
4. Users earn stacked yields (staking + LP fees + AVS rewards).
5. More adoption drives deeper liquidity and stronger security.
For builders, sSOL is the bootstrap solution. Instead of bribing mercenary liquidity, protocols can tap into a stream of yield-bearing capital that’s already incentivized to stick around. For users, it’s a simple win—*your money works in three places at once.*
Example strategy: deposit sSOL into a stablecoin pool, earn swap fees, then restake your LP tokens into a risk-averse AVS vault. You’re earning staking yield, LP fees, and AVS rewards simultaneously. If risk changes? Exit back to sSOL and still enjoy baseline staking rewards.
That’s why Solayer calls sSOL the foundation of liquidity. It’s not just a token—it’s the universal building block of the ecosystem.
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