Solayer Staked SOLPrice(SSOL)
Details Solayer Staked SOL (SSOL) Price information (USD)
The current real-time price of SSOL is $94.13. In the past 24 hours, SSOL has traded between $93.54 and $98.99, showing strong market activity. The all-time high of SSOL is $304.31, and the all-time low is $78.45.
From a short-term perspective, the price change of SSOL over the past 1 hour is
Solayer Staked SOL (SSOL) Market Information
Solayer Staked SOL (SSOL) Today's Price
The live price of SSOL today is $94.13, with a current market cap of $13.013M. The 24-hour trading volume is 10K. The price of SSOL to USD is updated in real time.
Solayer Staked SOL (SSOL) Price History (USD)
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Top 5 addresses | Holding amount | Holding ratio | |
|---|---|---|---|
solana | HBkJwH...CQj6uk  | 29,325.09 | 21.21% |
solana | CpKYt5...1VRQqE | 13,555.91 | 9.81% |
solana | 2ay2fn...6nuvCG | 6,551.765 | 4.74% |
solana | 87GuoG...Z7mJm2 | 4,777.188 | 3.46% |
solana | EBhR56...Ah9rnN | 4,679.404 | 3.38% |
Other | 79,356.34 | 57.4% |
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SOLAYER STAKED SOL (SSOL) FAQ
What is sSOL?
sSOL is a Liquid Staking Token (LST) representing SOL staked via the Solayer protocol. It enables users to retain liquidity for their staked SOL, allowing for trading or DeFi participation while continuously earning staking rewards, unlike traditional locked-up staking.
Is Solayer a "restaking" protocol?
Yes. Inspired by a prominent restaking protocol on Ethereum, Solayer enables users to "restake" their SOL or other liquid staking tokens (LSTs) to enhance the security of additional layers within the Solana ecosystem. This includes various decentralized applications (dApps) and Actively Validated Services (AVSs), leveraging existing staked assets for broader network security and utility.
What is the APY for sSOL?
The yield for sSOL is variable. It typically comprises base Solana staking rewards, which are approximately 6–7%, augmented by additional "restaking" yields. These extra yields are derived from Maximum Extractable Value (MEV) and incentives provided by the Actively Validated Services (AVSs) that your staked assets help secure.
How are rewards distributed?
sSOL operates on an exchange rate model. This means that your sSOL wallet balance remains constant, but its underlying value relative to SOL appreciates over time as rewards accrue. For instance, if you stake 1.0 SOL to receive 1.0 sSOL, after a period of earning rewards, that same 1.0 sSOL could be redeemed for more than 1.0 SOL, reflecting the accumulated staking and restaking yields.
Is there a lockup period for unstaking?
Unstaking sSOL directly through the Solayer protocol involves a cooldown period, which is aligned with Solana's epoch cycles, typically lasting between 1 to 3 days. Alternatively, given sSOL's liquid nature, you have the option to exchange it for SOL instantly on various decentralized exchanges. While this method offers immediate liquidity, it may involve a small transaction spread depending on market conditions.
Is Solayer safe?
The Solayer protocol has undergone smart contract audits and benefits from backing by respected figures within the Solana ecosystem. However, like all DeFi protocols, it inherently carries risks. These include potential smart contract bugs, validator slashing events (should a validator misbehave), and specific protocol-related risks associated with the restaking mechanism itself.
