Staking
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1. Providing Liquidity on Lavarage
Lavarage is designed to be a decentralized peer-to-peer platform for margin trading. We have traders on one side who borrow liquidity from lenders on the other side to trade, with leverage, on decentralized exchanges.
There are two distinct functions on the liquidity provision side:
Lending - actively managing a lending pool by creating loan offers for different tokens
Staking - passively staking token(s) on the protocol to earn yield
While our intention is to make liquidity provision fully decentralized and permissionless, we will do this progressively in order to avoid having liquidity that is too fragmented. Therefore, we are rolling out the liquidity provision functionalities in phases, starting first with staking.
Staking on Lavarage is designed to be liquid. In order to maintain that, the majority of the staked asset is delegated to external validators on the Solana network to earn native yield. The rest of the asset is deployed to existing lending pool(s) on Lavarage to earn a return from lending activities. This ratio is actively managed in order to achieve the optimal staking yield while keeping the staking liquid.
2. Staking Terms Overview
Term | Description |
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3. Staking Process
Staking SOL
In order to stake your SOL to receive lsSOL, you may first proceed to the Stake tab.
Simply select the amount you wish to stake and select the Stake button.
After confirming the transaction, you will see the corresponding amount of lstSOL in your wallet.
Unstaking lstSOL:
After confirming the transaction, the unstaking process will initiate.
Note:
Unstaked lstSOL is burnt, reducing the circulating supply.
Users receive SOL based on the unstaked amount, vault balance, and circulating supply of lstSOL.
The unstaking process takes 5 days (120 hours) to complete and cannot be modified or canceled.
Claiming SOL: After the unstaking process has completed, users can send the claimed SOL back to their own wallet.
After confirmation the claimed SOL will be sent back to your wallet.
4. Q&A:
Q: Is there any risk to staking?
A: The risk to staking can be categorized broadly into the following categories. The risk is relatively low but it is inherently still there.
The above list may not be complete and exhaustive. For further questions, you can always contact our team in our Discord channel: https://discord.gg/lavarage. Please always do your own research.
In order to unstake your stSOL to receive SOL, first proceed to the Unstake tab under the Stake page.
Simply select the amount you wish to unstake and select the Unstake button.
In order to claim your SOL, first proceed to the Claim tab under the Stake page.
Then, select the Claim button which will initiate the confirmation transaction.
Risk Category | Description | Mitigation |
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Smart Contract Risk
This is the risk of fund being maliciously drained from our liquidity provision-related smart contracts
Our smart contracts have been and will be continuously audited rigorously
Delegation Risk
This is the risk of fund being maliciously drained from the smart contract(s) of the Solana network validators where the fund is being delegated to
Fund will only be delegated to the most reputable and trustworthy validator(s)
Lending Risk
This is the risk of incurring a loss when a position is liquidated but the collateral is sold for less than the original loan amount
Lending activity is closely monitored with various risk management measures in place
Vault Balance
The total balance of the assets staked
Funds Delegated
Assets delegated to external Solana network validators to earn yield
Funds Deployed
Assets deployed to Lavarage loan pool(s) to fund lending activities
Delegated APY
Annualized yield earned from assets delegated to validators (currently fixed at around 7%)
Deployed APY
Annualized yield earned from assets deployed to Lavarage loan pools. The return shown includes the actual amount of interest payment received and any profit (or losses) from liquidation events.
Unstaking Process Duration
5 days (120 hours)