Liquid Staking
Staking S tokens on the Sonic Network traditionally requires technical expertise, setting up a validator node, and meeting a minimum deposit requirement of 500,000 S.
anS simplifies this process by allowing users to stake any amount of S tokens, earning yield without the need for complex setups or high minimum deposits. Liquid staking tokens like anS are becoming vital in DeFi due to their increasing liquidity and stability.
Key Features of anS
1. Redundancy and Fault Tolerance: Angles enable a validator to run across multiple independent nodes. If one node goes offline, others seamlessly take over, ensuring continuous operation and reducing slashing risks. This redundancy provides a more reliable staking experience, optimizing yield for stakers.
2. Secure Staking: Validators operate via distributed nodes without direct access to the keys, ensuring a non-custodial and secure staking process. This robust security model attracts more stakers, increasing the staking pool and overall rewards.
3. Decentralization and Diversity: The infrastructure supporting anS is powered by independent operators worldwide through the Sonic Network. Each operator chooses their validator client software and hardware. This decentralized structure eliminates single points of failure, promotes diversity, and fosters resilience within the network. By reducing downtime and slashing incidents, the protocol enhances staking yields and strengthens the Sonic Network.
Why anS?
anS is more than a liquid staking tokenβit is a critical building block for the Sonic Network. By enabling decentralized, secure, and scalable staking, anS maximizes user participation while supporting the health and resilience of the network. With anS, staking becomes simple, accessible, and profitable for everyone.
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