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๐ŸŒฑ Staking APY

Stay informed about the current annual percentage yields for staking.

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The Vault's staking yield varies with network rewards, validator performance and fees. Check the current displayed APY on The Vault rather than treating a historical range as a forecast.

Banner: A careful staker studies a small cream growth-ring sculpture beside an orange token and a calendar tile, showing returns measured over time without upward arrows or guaranteed gains.

Network security rewards

vSOL represents a share of the pool. Staking rewards normally increase the SOL backing each token. Pool APY is an estimate and can change; it is not a guaranteed return. The components below have different roles (Figure 18.1).

Staking rewards contribute to pool backing. Validator MEV commission is retained by the validator rather than added to holder rewards. Extra token incentives have separate eligibility and terms.

Figure 18.1: Staking yield and separate incentives

MEV rewards

MEV rewards passed to the pool after validator MEV commission can contribute to returns. A higher validator commission is a fee retained by the operator, not an extra reward for vSOL holders. See The Vault fees.

Reward tokens

vPoints and other incentives have separate eligibility and program terms. They are not included in base staking rewards merely because you hold vSOL. Check Earn Points for current opportunities.

Using liquidity or Kamino Multiply positions changes costs and risks. See Risks before comparing advertised yields.

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