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SHIROI’s economics are built on two interconnected revenue sources—SHIROI Tips and SHRSOL liquid staking. Together they form a closed, sustainable financial loop involving validators, stakers, and the SHIROI team.
Validators
Earn Solana’s base rewards (inflation + fees).
Additionally receive a share of SHIROI Tips by participating in block assembly and publication via BBM.
Operate more efficiently thanks to the optimized client and Shredstream.
Stakers (SHRSOL holders)
Earn income from standard SOL staking.
Additionally share in revenue from SHIROI Tips and BBM, which raises the pool’s annual yield.
Retain liquidity via the shrsSOL token, which can be used in DeFi.
SHIROI Team
Receives an infrastructure service fee for supporting BBM, Shredstream, and validator nodes.
Revenue is directly tied to network activity and transaction volume handled by SHIROI.
A portion of profits goes to an R&D fund and support for partner validators.
Overall Model
Users pay SHIROI Tips →
BBM allocates revenue between validators and the SHRSOL pool →
Stakers receive higher yield →
SHIROI takes a share to develop and maintain the infrastructure.
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