StaFiStaking Letter #9: A Simple Guide to Understanding FIS Burn and Treasury
StaFi Chain has recently activated and launched its FIS burn mechanism. While we will see the specific amount of the first FIS burn in about thirty days, the community's focus has primarily been on the results rather than understanding the mechanism itself, leading to many misconceptions. This letter aims to briefly explain the FIS burn mechanism and treasury FIS operations based on the burn proposal mechanism.FIS Burn Proposal: proposals.stafi.io/proposal/sip11/StaFi Node v0.6.3: github...
StaFiStaking Letter #19: Introducing the Liquid Staking Vault (LSV)
IntroductionAt StaFi, we’ve been pioneering Liquid Staking as a Service (LSaaS) to bring liquidity to PoS tokens. Today, we want to introduce a brand new idea which is the new infrastructure module designed specifically for non-PoS tokens, dApps, and appchains:Liquid Staking Vault (LSV) = Staking Vault + Liquid Staking TokenUnlike traditional LST protocols designed around PoS consensus mechanisms, the LSV framework is built entirely at the contract layer — enabling any project, including non-...
StaFiStaking Letter #21: RWA Tokenization Integrated into the LSaaS Stack
The RWA TrendReal World Asset (RWA) tokenization is rapidly becoming one of the most compelling trends in blockchain. As of mid-2025, over $8 billion worth of RWAs—ranging from U.S. Treasury bonds, gold, to real estate—have already been tokenized and deployed across major chains like Ethereum, Polygon, and Solana (source: rwa.xyz, 2025 Q2 report). This growth is not just speculative; it reflects a structural shift. By putting RWAs on-chain, blockchain infrastructure enables greater liquidity,...
Liquid Staking infrastructure provider and Liquid Staking protocol for PoS chains. Building synthetic, reward-bearing and tradable rToken.
StaFiStaking Letter #9: A Simple Guide to Understanding FIS Burn and Treasury
StaFi Chain has recently activated and launched its FIS burn mechanism. While we will see the specific amount of the first FIS burn in about thirty days, the community's focus has primarily been on the results rather than understanding the mechanism itself, leading to many misconceptions. This letter aims to briefly explain the FIS burn mechanism and treasury FIS operations based on the burn proposal mechanism.FIS Burn Proposal: proposals.stafi.io/proposal/sip11/StaFi Node v0.6.3: github...
StaFiStaking Letter #19: Introducing the Liquid Staking Vault (LSV)
IntroductionAt StaFi, we’ve been pioneering Liquid Staking as a Service (LSaaS) to bring liquidity to PoS tokens. Today, we want to introduce a brand new idea which is the new infrastructure module designed specifically for non-PoS tokens, dApps, and appchains:Liquid Staking Vault (LSV) = Staking Vault + Liquid Staking TokenUnlike traditional LST protocols designed around PoS consensus mechanisms, the LSV framework is built entirely at the contract layer — enabling any project, including non-...
StaFiStaking Letter #21: RWA Tokenization Integrated into the LSaaS Stack
The RWA TrendReal World Asset (RWA) tokenization is rapidly becoming one of the most compelling trends in blockchain. As of mid-2025, over $8 billion worth of RWAs—ranging from U.S. Treasury bonds, gold, to real estate—have already been tokenized and deployed across major chains like Ethereum, Polygon, and Solana (source: rwa.xyz, 2025 Q2 report). This growth is not just speculative; it reflects a structural shift. By putting RWAs on-chain, blockchain infrastructure enables greater liquidity,...
Liquid Staking infrastructure provider and Liquid Staking protocol for PoS chains. Building synthetic, reward-bearing and tradable rToken.
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Each month, StaFi DAO will share a financial and data report with the community to keep everyone informed.
32khQjt9vK6HBcUGgVJsxQXwRXPz5E9E83WKuvfMoK5CnPw9: 2,320,428 $FIS
34wBXY2fzPnfikEXpGbUzqWV3r2B44iJgV5wPaB5YNrxpj3Z: 3,442,970 $FIS
33aRRH6B8YyUBBhR2Cppj6s7S8dJfsmMpievnLiMY4JRUsmD: 3,539,638 $FIS
31FTe87cgmBdp4DueiCrEqVNoc4mpmwERQ2nGPyHduASuAEa: 4,639,559 $FIS
335ye5dGBCM74P1m6gfNytbUfk5cHVXnqBDvUakqvGANDp1Q: 3,396,108 $FIS
31VApuoJa5raPEzjQNKRjyrwuRsbN7YjHzrypxnPCwXLUAfo: 4,284,612 $FIS
31PyqxDqAXwvADAyLSuieRe7YnH7PduZSMxgVA1CbK4oYoDC: 16,390,807 $FIS
Sum: 38,014,122 $FIS ( v.s. 39,151,005 $FIS )
July Development Cost: 1250000 $FIS
Operation Cost: 51,092 $FIS
Treasury FIS burn: 343,072 $FIS
Transaction: https://stafi.subscan.io/block/25488000
Understanding the $FIS Burn Mechanism: https://mirror.xyz/0xBABf7e6b5bcE0BD749FD3C527374bEf8919cC7A9/JqBVbbSEyA-PsiYyDjZF-fIIjVaG6LbdIKYfSPDu9Fc
StaFi charges a commission ranging from 5% to 10% from different LST, and an additional redemption fee may apply. These fees will be sent to the treasury pool as protocol revenue.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1nB-rEsBuOv6BTSYlAHPx72IKBXYp64Wort0MvHzlsQk/edit?usp=sharing
StaFi is a leading Liquid Staking infrastructure provider and protocol for PoS chains. Its Liquid Staking as a Service (LSaaS) framework enables developers to create Liquid Staking Tokens (LSTs) and Liquid Re-staking Tokens (LRTs) across ecosystems like ETH, EVM, BTC, CosmWasm, and SOL. By issuing rTokens (e.g., rETH, rMATIC, rBNB), StaFi unlocks the liquidity of staked assets, allowing users to earn staking rewards while retaining the flexibility to engage in DeFi. With support for major blockchains such as Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, BNB Chain, and Cosmos, StaFi bridges liquidity and security in Proof-of-Stake networks.
LSaaS is a paradigm shift offering developers a robust framework to build their own Liquid Staking Tokens (LSTs) and Liquid Re-staking Tokens (LRTs). Compared to Rollup as a Service(RaaS), RaaS projects, like Altlayer, Dymension and Conduit, are primarily concerned with improving blockchain scalability and efficiency through layer 2 solutions.
For a deeper comparison and analysis, you can check out the full article: Read here.
Each month, StaFi DAO will share a financial and data report with the community to keep everyone informed.
32khQjt9vK6HBcUGgVJsxQXwRXPz5E9E83WKuvfMoK5CnPw9: 2,320,428 $FIS
34wBXY2fzPnfikEXpGbUzqWV3r2B44iJgV5wPaB5YNrxpj3Z: 3,442,970 $FIS
33aRRH6B8YyUBBhR2Cppj6s7S8dJfsmMpievnLiMY4JRUsmD: 3,539,638 $FIS
31FTe87cgmBdp4DueiCrEqVNoc4mpmwERQ2nGPyHduASuAEa: 4,639,559 $FIS
335ye5dGBCM74P1m6gfNytbUfk5cHVXnqBDvUakqvGANDp1Q: 3,396,108 $FIS
31VApuoJa5raPEzjQNKRjyrwuRsbN7YjHzrypxnPCwXLUAfo: 4,284,612 $FIS
31PyqxDqAXwvADAyLSuieRe7YnH7PduZSMxgVA1CbK4oYoDC: 16,390,807 $FIS
Sum: 38,014,122 $FIS ( v.s. 39,151,005 $FIS )
July Development Cost: 1250000 $FIS
Operation Cost: 51,092 $FIS
Treasury FIS burn: 343,072 $FIS
Transaction: https://stafi.subscan.io/block/25488000
Understanding the $FIS Burn Mechanism: https://mirror.xyz/0xBABf7e6b5bcE0BD749FD3C527374bEf8919cC7A9/JqBVbbSEyA-PsiYyDjZF-fIIjVaG6LbdIKYfSPDu9Fc
StaFi charges a commission ranging from 5% to 10% from different LST, and an additional redemption fee may apply. These fees will be sent to the treasury pool as protocol revenue.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1nB-rEsBuOv6BTSYlAHPx72IKBXYp64Wort0MvHzlsQk/edit?usp=sharing
StaFi is a leading Liquid Staking infrastructure provider and protocol for PoS chains. Its Liquid Staking as a Service (LSaaS) framework enables developers to create Liquid Staking Tokens (LSTs) and Liquid Re-staking Tokens (LRTs) across ecosystems like ETH, EVM, BTC, CosmWasm, and SOL. By issuing rTokens (e.g., rETH, rMATIC, rBNB), StaFi unlocks the liquidity of staked assets, allowing users to earn staking rewards while retaining the flexibility to engage in DeFi. With support for major blockchains such as Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, BNB Chain, and Cosmos, StaFi bridges liquidity and security in Proof-of-Stake networks.
LSaaS is a paradigm shift offering developers a robust framework to build their own Liquid Staking Tokens (LSTs) and Liquid Re-staking Tokens (LRTs). Compared to Rollup as a Service(RaaS), RaaS projects, like Altlayer, Dymension and Conduit, are primarily concerned with improving blockchain scalability and efficiency through layer 2 solutions.
For a deeper comparison and analysis, you can check out the full article: Read here.
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