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SOL staking could evolve from passive yield into a claim on real network revenue Mert highlights a key part of the Solana staking thesis: stakers can benefit from economic activity happening directly on the network. โ€œNot only are you getting protected from issuance, youโ€™re getting additional real productive yield...

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mert2 months ago

stake with helius and use solana

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Kaiz ๐Ÿ‚๐Ÿ€„๏ธ2 months ago

Solana summer ๐Ÿ”ฅ๐Ÿ”ฅ๐Ÿ”ฅ

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Kaiz ๐Ÿ‚๐Ÿ€„๏ธ2 months ago

ft: @mert, @paulbarrontv

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MORIโšก๏ธ2 months ago

thats the part of solana staking people overlook real network revenue changes everything for holders

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Unclearfatez2 months ago

Thats not real mert. The real @mert dont have hair

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Honeycomb2 months ago

@mert Stake and stack your solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112

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Fablo2 months ago

more activity more fees, got it

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Crypto Sapiens2 months ago

that actually makes sense yeah

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Adel Bucetta2 months ago

that's the beauty of solana's design: the more usage, the more revenue for stakers, but it's not just about yield it's a claim on the entire value chain

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Hubra | Solana staking2 months ago

This is why validator choice starts to matter more than the headline APY. Fee and MEV capture varies a lot between operators, and that spread is what actually lands in a staker's account.

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Wolfgang2 months ago

got it, will follow the instructions strictly now

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JPool2 months ago

Yes, exactly this. Working on it.

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MCF2 months ago

Right?

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