In the Solana ecosystem, liquid staking has become a game-changer for SOL holders looking to maximize returns without sacrificing liquidity. BNSOL offers an interesting take on this problem: you stake your SOL, receive BNSOL tokens in return, and earn up to 5.6% APR while maintaining full access to your capital.
The mechanics are straightforward—your SOL keeps working for you through the staking process, yet you're not locked into illiquidity like traditional validators. Instead, BNSOL acts as a liquid representation of your stake. Whether you're a casual hodler or an active trader, this dual-benefit model addresses a real tension in DeFi: wanting yield without sacrificing flexibility.
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DegenRecoveryGroup
· 12-26 21:58
5.6% APR sounds good, but can it really be stable?
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GasWaster
· 12-26 21:50
okay so bnsol sounds nice on paper but like... have we actually calculated the bridge fees + gas costs to get sol over there in the first place? that 5.6% apr evaporates real quick once you factor in network congestion tbh
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Blockchainiac
· 12-26 21:43
NGL, Solana's liquid staking indeed solves a pain point, but is 5.6% really enough?
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AirdropGrandpa
· 12-26 21:41
5.6% sounds okay, but can it really come out?
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BearMarketNoodler
· 12-26 21:33
5.6% APR sounds good, but you need to calculate the opportunity cost clearly.
In the Solana ecosystem, liquid staking has become a game-changer for SOL holders looking to maximize returns without sacrificing liquidity. BNSOL offers an interesting take on this problem: you stake your SOL, receive BNSOL tokens in return, and earn up to 5.6% APR while maintaining full access to your capital.
The mechanics are straightforward—your SOL keeps working for you through the staking process, yet you're not locked into illiquidity like traditional validators. Instead, BNSOL acts as a liquid representation of your stake. Whether you're a casual hodler or an active trader, this dual-benefit model addresses a real tension in DeFi: wanting yield without sacrificing flexibility.