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Delegation

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Last updated 10 months ago

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The Solayer stake delegation process is straightforward:

  1. Conversion: Users convert SOL into its natively staked form, sSOL.

  2. Delegation: Staked SOL is delegated to Solayer-recommended validators, which then delegate it to an Delegate dApp (endogenous AVS) on Solayer, converting sSOL to a delegated form.

  3. Minting Tokens: Solayer dApps mint Delegate Tokens, which serve as stake proof to retrieve staked SOL and claim rewards.