Staking SOL to the validator — watch the bucket fill, forever
How does it work? ↓A self-feeding staking loop: every day new SOL drips in, activates, and merges into one ever-growing stake account. Here is the full machine, end to end.
Everything starts with a single stake account — MAIN — funded with 1.003 SOL.
Fresh stake never earns right away. It waits for the next activation epoch, then switches on and starts collecting staking rewards.
Each day at least 1.003 SOL is added — but new SOL can't join MAIN directly. It's staked into a temporary account, waits out its own activation, and only once it's earning does it merge into MAIN.
Temp accounts come and go; MAIN only ever grows. The loop repeats until MAIN holds 250 SOL — the moment the bucket goes Online.
Once Online, MAIN compounds for a month — then its growth is harvested without ever unstaking the principal. MAIN splits in two: MAIN 1 keeps earning, untouched, while MAIN 2 winds down.
Once MAIN 2 is fully deactivated, the calculated growth is withdrawn — minus 1 SOL that stays behind. MAIN 2 then re-activates and merges straight back into MAIN. The bucket never stops staking.
Every monthly harvest becomes buy pressure for NRSE. What happens next depends on where the protocol is in its life.
Before bonding, everything is swapped and locked away. After bonding, each harvest is split between the liquidity pool and the reward vault, guided by a monthly review.
Trading fees flow into the same engine, so the buy pressure grows with the protocol — small ripples at first, waves later.