Learn & Demo Liquid Staking Tokens (LST)

Explore how LSTs work, stake SOL to mint RSOL, and see the protocol in action. This page is designed for learning and demonstration purposes.

What is an LST?

Liquid Staking Tokens (LSTs) represent staked assets (like SOL) that continue to earn yield while remaining liquid and transferable. You can stake SOL to mint RSOL, and later unstake RSOL to redeem SOL.

  • Stake SOL → Mint RSOL
  • RSOL earns yield, is tradable
  • Unstake RSOL → Redeem SOL

Try Staking & Unstaking

SOL to RSOL Conversion Ratio

0.0000 SOL
You Stake
→
0.0000 RSOL
You Receive
Yield: 0.00%Safe
0%10%20%
Current Ratio
1.000x
Yield Type
Safe
Difference
+0.0%
How it works:
• Safe (0-5%): Lower yield, lower risk
• Standard (5-15%): Balanced yield and risk
• Aggressive (15-20%): Higher yield, higher risk

Note: Higher yield means more RSOL minted per SOL, but also higher risk exposure.

How does it work?

  1. Choose your yield and stake SOL to mint RSOL tokens.
  2. RSOL tokens represent your staked SOL and earn yield.
  3. Unstake RSOL to redeem SOL at the current protocol ratio.
  4. All actions are simulated for learning—no real funds required.

LST FAQ & Learning

What is RSOL?

RSOL is a liquid staking token representing staked SOL. It can be traded, transferred, and redeemed for SOL at any time.

Why use LSTs?

LSTs allow you to earn staking rewards while keeping your assets liquid and usable in DeFi protocols.

Is this a real protocol?

This page is for demonstration and learning only. No real funds are used or required.

How is yield calculated?

Yield is set by you for demonstration. The protocol ratio determines how much RSOL you get per SOL staked.