The sSOL/sUSD model launched by Solayer Labs is demonstrating its advantages in capital routing. This innovation is not merely about pursuing yield stacking, but aims to establish sSOL as a unified interface at the application layer. This means that any scenario requiring qualification certification, Snapshot, revenue sharing, or collateral can directly read sSOL information, while sUSD serves as the stable end to handle cash flow.
For users, this model allows for rapid switching between growth and stability without the need to un-stake, enabling flexible adjustments on a minute-by-minute basis. For the protocol, settlement and verification can be conducted under the same credential standards, greatly improving efficiency.
With the significant reduction in the cost of capital switching, the efficiency curve between intraday output and volatility has been greatly enhanced. This allows various paths such as event organization, market making, and lending to develop in parallel. As more lending platforms, liquidity providers, and ticketing systems regard sSOL as high-quality collateral, the funds within the ecosystem will gather like connecting to a trunk line, and the reuse rate of strategy libraries and operational actions will also increase.
For example, a ticketing platform linked the priority ticket purchasing rights to the user's sSOL weighted balance over the past 30 days, achieving an integrated process of Snapshot, lottery, and settlement. After the event ended, some rewards were converted into sUSD as a basis for cash flow. This approach not only significantly reduced complaints regarding qualification determination and reward distribution but also improved user retention rates while avoiding friction losses of user funds during the 'redemption-migration-re-staking' process.
To further promote the application of this model, it is recommended to prioritize the major lending and liquidity provision platforms to list sSOL as high-quality collateral. At the same time, detailed 'sSOL metrics dashboard' should be provided for operators, including data such as holding duration distribution, switching rate, and scenario penetration rate, so that the formulation of incentive mechanisms shifts from subjective judgment to quantifiable allocation. Finally, using sUSD as the 'stable end' to undertake settlement will form a financially traceable dual-leg structure, bringing higher transparency and efficiency to the entire ecosystem.
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fork_in_the_road
· 18h ago
The router is too bull, right?
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NeverVoteOnDAO
· 18h ago
Making markets is still a quick way to make money.
The sSOL/sUSD model launched by Solayer Labs is demonstrating its advantages in capital routing. This innovation is not merely about pursuing yield stacking, but aims to establish sSOL as a unified interface at the application layer. This means that any scenario requiring qualification certification, Snapshot, revenue sharing, or collateral can directly read sSOL information, while sUSD serves as the stable end to handle cash flow.
For users, this model allows for rapid switching between growth and stability without the need to un-stake, enabling flexible adjustments on a minute-by-minute basis. For the protocol, settlement and verification can be conducted under the same credential standards, greatly improving efficiency.
With the significant reduction in the cost of capital switching, the efficiency curve between intraday output and volatility has been greatly enhanced. This allows various paths such as event organization, market making, and lending to develop in parallel. As more lending platforms, liquidity providers, and ticketing systems regard sSOL as high-quality collateral, the funds within the ecosystem will gather like connecting to a trunk line, and the reuse rate of strategy libraries and operational actions will also increase.
For example, a ticketing platform linked the priority ticket purchasing rights to the user's sSOL weighted balance over the past 30 days, achieving an integrated process of Snapshot, lottery, and settlement. After the event ended, some rewards were converted into sUSD as a basis for cash flow. This approach not only significantly reduced complaints regarding qualification determination and reward distribution but also improved user retention rates while avoiding friction losses of user funds during the 'redemption-migration-re-staking' process.
To further promote the application of this model, it is recommended to prioritize the major lending and liquidity provision platforms to list sSOL as high-quality collateral. At the same time, detailed 'sSOL metrics dashboard' should be provided for operators, including data such as holding duration distribution, switching rate, and scenario penetration rate, so that the formulation of incentive mechanisms shifts from subjective judgment to quantifiable allocation. Finally, using sUSD as the 'stable end' to undertake settlement will form a financially traceable dual-leg structure, bringing higher transparency and efficiency to the entire ecosystem.