When you think about where onchain yield opportunities are concentrated globally, Solana's ecosystem stands out as a major hub for returns. Tapping into a native stablecoin paired with yield mechanisms aligned with this network makes strategic sense. Take a closer look at how the token economics work—1% flows back to creators while 8% goes to users. That's a meaningful distribution structure worth paying attention to. The seasonal shift is upon us.
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OnchainSniper
· 12-15 13:54
The allocation ratio for SOL is indeed interesting; only 1% for creators is a bit harsh.
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MergeConflict
· 12-12 15:54
The profit structure of SOL is indeed good, but can this distribution ratio really be sustained? Feels easy to get caught up.
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Degen4Breakfast
· 12-12 15:35
The distribution model in the SOL ecosystem is quite interesting, but is 8% really enough to give to users?
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GasGasGasBro
· 12-12 15:32
SOL ecosystem allocates 8% to users? That's a pretty generous ratio. Creators only get 1%, which is a bit stingy... However, if seasonal trends come into play, combining with stablecoins might really have a chance.
When you think about where onchain yield opportunities are concentrated globally, Solana's ecosystem stands out as a major hub for returns. Tapping into a native stablecoin paired with yield mechanisms aligned with this network makes strategic sense. Take a closer look at how the token economics work—1% flows back to creators while 8% goes to users. That's a meaningful distribution structure worth paying attention to. The seasonal shift is upon us.