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DEGENSOL
stacSOL · Sanctum LST
Leveraged SOL.
stacSOL is a Sanctum LST whose redemption rate only ratchets up in SOL — a no-liquidation, no-funding, no-borrow leveraged long where the leverage is your growing SOL count, not a synthetic multiplier. Daily price beta ~1x; since the 1:1 launch it's compounded to —.
Annualized leverage range
Tweet the numbersRedemption rate (SOL per stacSOL)
Only ratchets up in SOL. Never falls.
APE IN
rate 0.000000 SOLNo `?ref=` link set, so the referral half of the fee routes to the default marketing wallet. Append ?ref=YOUR_WALLET to keep it.
You're not buying a leveraged token. You're minting real staked SOL whose SOL count only goes up.
Flex itDUMP
Dumping triggers the 6.9% Token-2022 transfer fee (which burns and makes everyone else richer) AND forfeits all future rate accrual. The rate only goes up in SOL — you're selling the one asset that doesn't go down in SOL.
Your portfolio
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No liquidation — because there's no loan
You're not borrowing anything. You hold a token whose SOL count only goes up — driven by staking yield plus the 6.9% Token-2022 transfer-fee burn. No debt, no margin, no lender, no liquidation price — nothing that can ever be called.
The leverage is simply that your SOL-denominated value compounds faster than holding SOL spot, with ~1x daily exposure and a multiplier that only ratchets up (live — since launch). Backed by real staked SOL — own validator, 96% cheaper by vote cost — redeemable, not synthetic, not borrowed.
Leveraged SOL vs xSOL — DYOR
Tweet the matchupFair contrast. Unknowns marked DYOR.
Not a knock on xSOL — a do-your-own-research contrast. stacSOL is less “leveraged token,” more supercharged LST.
The honest part
Tweet the receiptsstacSOL rate (0d)
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in SOL
SOL/USD (0d)
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spot
Your USD outcome
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rate gain net of SOL drop
The only thing that actually moves your USD value is SOL's own price — because in SOL terms the rate only rises. Over the last 0d that cut foryou, not against: stacSOL's rate gain of — in SOL more than offset SOL's — USD move, so you came out — in dollars — with more SOL the whole time.
Real risks, named straight
- · It's exposure to SOL — SOL's USD price can keep falling.
- · Smart-contract / protocol risk: the SPL stake pool, Token-2022, the burn loop, the LP venues.
- · Exit / liquidity: redeeming routes through the pool/reserve and can take time; secondary-market sells can print below the redemption rate.
No borrowing, no margin, no liquidation. Not financial advice — DYOR.