Direct Staking
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Your chosen validator receives additional stake from JPool proportional to direct stake attracted.
Already hold JSOL? Bind it to a validator — it counts as direct stake for DS Matching without new deposit.
Choose your validator, help it grow via DS Matching.
If it has an active campaign, you will earn incentives.
Already hold JSOL?
Bind it to the validator — no deposit needed.
- Earn incentives from validators that run campaigns
- JSOL Binding — attach existing JSOL to a validator post-factum
- Supports Direct Stake Matching from JPool
How it works
Risks & Considerations
Single validator exposure: Unlike liquid staking, your stake is delegated to a single validator. If that validator underperforms or goes offline, your rewards may be lower.
Unstake period: Direct staking requires ~2 epochs (~2 days) to unstake, as the SOL needs to be deactivated from the validator.
Validator risk: Validators can change their commission rates or experience downtime. Monitor your chosen validator regularly.
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FAQ
What is Direct Stake Matching?
When you direct-stake through JPool, the validator receives additional stake from the JPool pool. The matching is proportional — the more direct stake a validator attracts, the more pool stake they receive.
What is JSOL Binding?
If you already hold JSOL, you can bind it to a validator post-factum. This counts as direct stake for that validator in the DS Matching calculation, without requiring a new deposit.
Can I switch validators?
Yes. You can unbind your JSOL from one validator and bind it to another at any time. The DS Matching will update in the next epoch.