Hello readers,
Liquid staking is the largest revenue-generating business model on Ethereum today. Given Solana’s potential as a leading smart contract network, it’s critical to understand the liquid staking set-up and have a thesis for how value will accrue within the sector on Solana.
In episode 2 of The Signal Podcast, Oskari and I explore the space by entertaining the following questions:
Will liquid staking be a winner take most market on Solana as it is on Ethereum?
Solana has a high stake rate and a low liquid staking stake rate. Ethereum has a low stake rate and a very high liquid staking rate. Why?
What happens if a new protocol makes it really easy for anyone to spin up liquid staking tokens and provides ample liquidity to swap in/out of each token — dismantling the burgeoning network effect of mSOL and JitoSOL in the process?
Why is the market valuing Jito at a 9x premium to Marinade Finance?
Bonus content includes an update on Bitcoin ETF flows and the future of money & liquidity in DeFi.
We hope you enjoy the episode!
(please excuse my voice and overall performance in this one as I was a bit under the weather 🙂)
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