Staking SOL on Marinade
Intrroduction
Marinade Staked SOL (MSOL) is the first Liquid staking protocol built on Solana. Marinade by delegating staked sol to multiple liquidity pools makes Solana more censorship-resistant and composable and aligned with decentralization.
Users can stake SOL with Marinade and receive mSOL tokens in return. Then they can use msol in other DeFi protocols and earn additional yield.
mSOL can also be swapped for other tokens on decentralized exchanges like Jupiter and Orca.
In this dashboard we investigates:
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the amount of SOL staked on Marinade since the beginning of February
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the average amount of SOL staked on Marinade per transaction
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the 10 largest transactions
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the distribution of SOL staked per transaction.
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the most popular tokens that mSOL is swapped for on Jupiter
Summary of findings
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The amount of staked SOL and number of transactions on Marinade has been considerably decreased after the first week of February. We should investigate whether this trend began before February or this week is only a spike.
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On average 35 SOL per transactions has been staked on Marinade.
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The 10 largest transactions in February ranges between 5,7K SOL and 26K.
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The distribution of mSOL received through staking SOL on Marinade is a power law trend. It is interesting that to see the many participated in Marinade with the low amounts of sol.
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The mSols received from marinade partly is swapped by other tokens. The most popular one in February was USDC.
The graph below shows also the number of transactions has also decrease except days on 17,18, and 19th.
We can split the data two transactions of more than 10 SOL and less than 10 SOL.
As can be seen, the power law can be observed all through the amounts.