On Sunday, Solana offers its holders a yield of 5.23 percent a year before the validator takes its cut. On the other side of the ledger is a price that has lost 19.2 percent in 30 days and stands at $89.25 on Sunday afternoon, roughly €80. To make up for this single month, a holder would have to stake for a little over four years at an unchanged price.
What is documented: the figures on staking, issuance of new coins and validators come from the publicly visible vote accounts on the Solana blockchain, and the price data from CoinGecko. Our assessment of what this means for the coming weeks follows further down in a separate section and is labelled as such.
Our Solana price prediction covers the medium-term scenarios with price targets up to 2030. This piece deals with a shorter question: what the staking yield can do against the falling price, and what holders themselves are currently doing with their staked SOL.
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