SOL liquidity staking is booming: 1.08 million USD net inflow in 24 hours, ecosystem applications continue to heat up

2026-01-09 14:40:11

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【Crypto World】The liquidity staking scheme in the Solana ecosystem has recently gained popularity. A leading exchange’s SOL staking token ranks first in the exchange + DEX net inflow list, with a recent 24-hour net inflow of $1.08 million, a surge of 166% compared to the previous period. What does this indicate? Users’ demand for liquidity staking is indeed very strong.

The logic of this product is very clear: stake SOL while maintaining fund liquidity. Compared to traditional staking where assets are locked for weeks or months, this scheme allows your assets to continue trading, lending, and participating in DeFi strategies, earning staking rewards without wasting capital efficiency. Simply put, it’s earning while remaining flexible.

If users want bbSOL, they can obtain it through spot trading, flash swaps, or directly participating in on-chain staking. With this combination, the capital utilization of SOL has improved, and users’ returns are more attractive. This model is gradually being promoted within the Solana ecosystem and may become a new trend in DeFi staking.

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MerkleDreamer

· 01-12 11:41

SOL this time really isn't bearish; liquid staking is indeed a necessity.

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DefiOldTrickster

· 01-12 05:46

Damn, $1.08 million net inflow? I played this trick ten years ago with Ethereum, and now SOL just remembered? Forget it, forget it. Once the re-investment strategy is out, there are no repeat customers anyway.

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TokenStorm

· 01-11 02:42

On-chain data is misleading again, 1.08 million net inflow in 24 hours? I calculated the risk factor, this arbitrage space can't hold for 72 hours at all, but I still went for it [dog head] --- Liquidity staking is booming? Haha, this is the eye of the FOMO storm. It’s always like this, we’re all betting that the last bag holder isn’t ourselves --- The technical aspect looks good, but why does the token distribution curve look so familiar... I’ve backtested a similar pattern before, and the liquidation rate is a bit scary --- Whale addresses are becoming active again, little guys prepare to be harvested. Anyway, I was forced to liquidate yesterday when I calculated the liquidation price, used to it --- A certain exchange ranks first? Uh... I never trust such data. When transaction fees spike, the price crashes immediately. Can’t you see that? --- Asset utilization efficiency? A new trend? Come on, this is just old wine in new bottles. The risk factor is still sky-high, but who asked me to love this stuff?

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StablecoinGuardian

· 01-09 15:08

Liquidity staking this time is really competitive, with a net inflow of $1.08 million indicating that everyone wants a piece of this cake.

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SellTheBounce

· 01-09 15:04

$1.08 million? No. 1 in net inflow? Haha, there's always lower ones. Don't be fooled by these numbers.

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BlockchainTherapist

· 01-09 15:01

Liquidity staking is indeed hot this time, but the real profit-makers are still the early birds.

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YieldFarmRefugee

· 01-09 15:00

Liquid staking is truly amazing, finally no need to choose between staking and liquidity... The SOL ecosystem's move this time is indeed impressive.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-09 14:58

Liquidity staking is back to cut the leeks? 1.08 million, isn’t that not much? This yield looks pretty good, but I’m just worried about a reverse rug pull. Solana network fees are so cheap, yeah, perfect for grazing sheep, but the real money is still with the exchanges. Another exchange claiming to be number one, using the same old user acquisition tricks—still stuck in the loop. Guaranteeing liquidity? Wait until the whales run, then you'll see what fake liquidity really looks like. 108K inflow in 24 hours, then 200K out the next day—that’s the DeFi I know. New trend? Not really a new trend, just old greed wearing a new mask.

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