Jito's restaking infrastructure on Solana enabling staked SOL and JitoSOL to secure additional networks and services beyond Solana consensus. Jito Restaking creates a shared security marketplace where node consensus networks (NCNs) can leverage Solana's existing validator set and staked capital for their own security needs, paying rewards to restakers.
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Jito's restaking infrastructure on Solana enabling staked SOL and JitoSOL to secure additional networks and services beyond Solana consensus. Jito Restaking creates a shared security marketplace where node consensus networks (NCNs) can leverage Solana's existing validator set and staked capital for their own security needs, paying rewards to restakers.
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Jito Restaking (jito-restaking) Category: Solana Ecosystem Definition: Jito's restaking infrastructure on Solana enabling staked SOL and JitoSOL to secure additional networks and services beyond Solana consensus. Jito Restaking creates a shared security marketplace where node consensus networks (NCNs) can leverage Solana's existing validator set and staked capital for their own security needs, paying rewards to restakers. Related: Jito Foundation, JitoSOL, Restaking
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The organization governing the Jito protocol ecosystem including JitoSOL liquid staking, MEV rewards distribution, and the JTO governance token. The Jito Foundation oversees protocol upgrades, manages the treasury, and conducts governance votes on fee structures and ecosystem grants. JitoSOL distinguishes itself by passing MEV rewards to stakers in addition to standard staking yield.
The liquid staking token issued by Jito, representing staked SOL that earns both standard staking rewards and MEV tips. JitoSOL often offers higher APY (~7-8%) than other LSTs because Jito validators share MEV revenue with stakers. The underlying SOL is delegated to validators running the Jito client.
A mechanism where staked SOL or LSTs are used as economic security for additional protocols beyond Solana consensus. Restaking protocols (e.g., Solayer, Jito Restaking) allow stakers to opt-in to securing bridges, oracles, or rollups while earning additional yield. Slashing risk extends to these secondary protocols.
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The organization governing the Jito protocol ecosystem including JitoSOL liquid staking, MEV rewards distribution, and the JTO governance token. The Jito Foundation oversees protocol upgrades, manages the treasury, and conducts governance votes on fee structures and ecosystem grants. JitoSOL distinguishes itself by passing MEV rewards to stakers in addition to standard staking yield.
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The organization governing the Jito protocol ecosystem including JitoSOL liquid staking, MEV rewards distribution, and the JTO governance token. The Jito Foundation oversees protocol upgrades, manages the treasury, and conducts governance votes on fee structures and ecosystem grants. JitoSOL distinguishes itself by passing MEV rewards to stakers in addition to standard staking yield.
The liquid staking token issued by Jito, representing staked SOL that earns both standard staking rewards and MEV tips. JitoSOL often offers higher APY (~7-8%) than other LSTs because Jito validators share MEV revenue with stakers. The underlying SOL is delegated to validators running the Jito client.
A mechanism where staked SOL or LSTs are used as economic security for additional protocols beyond Solana consensus. Restaking protocols (e.g., Solayer, Jito Restaking) allow stakers to opt-in to securing bridges, oracles, or rollups while earning additional yield. Slashing risk extends to these secondary protocols.
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A multi-chain wallet developed by Coral (the team behind xNFT protocol) that combines MPC and self-custody models. Backpack pioneered executable NFTs (xNFTs) that embed full applications inside NFTs, enabling a decentralized app store experience within the wallet. It supports Solana, Ethereum, and other chains with a focus on developer extensibility and programmable wallet experiences.
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