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The Greenpill Network Dev Guild recently published a series about the concept of a "regenerative stack" that included a solution called squad staking. Designed as a means to unlock perpetual funding for public goods, it allows a group of people to collectively run an Ethereum validator cluster and earn rewards for securing the Ethereum network.
Armed with this knowledge, Trinity decided to take things a step further. What if, he wondered, people could simply contribute financially to a squad in the same way that they do with liquid staking? In other words, instead of meeting the technical requirements for squad staking, they could just help the squad accumulate the collateral needed to activate the clusters?
If things go well, the [regen squad] treasury could accumulate a meaningful pool of capital over time. For instance, 100 active squads contributing 0.18 ETH per year would amount to 18 ETH annually. In ten years, that is 180 ETH (~$630,000), without compounding. With compounding and protocol growth, that number could grow significantly higher. With more squads joining and APRs optimised across multiple staking protocols, the regen squad treasury could grow into a multi-million-dollar resource for impact. This is exactly what the regen movement needs right now because it offers a regenerative funding alternative to the current reliance on one-off grants or charity.
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Trinity Morphy proposes a modification to the current squad staking model that would unlock funding at scale for the regen movement.
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