Solana staking yields 5.2 percent while SOL has lost 19 percent in 30 days

The information provided in this article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Cryptocurrency investments carry a high degree of risk. Always conduct your own research.Analysis: Staking SOL currently earns around 5.2 percent a year, but the price has lost 19.2 percent in 30 days. Since October 9, holders have also pulled 4.8 million SOL out of staking, while the price is clinging to the 200-day line at $89 on Sunday.Add as a preferred source on GoogleFollow on Google NewsOn Sunday, Solana offers its holders a yield of 5.23 percent a year before the validator takes its cut. On the other side of the ledger is a price that has lost 19.2 percent in 30 days and stands at $89.25 on Sunday afternoon, roughly €80. To make up for this single month, a holder would have to stake for a little over four years at an unchanged price. What is documented: the figures on staking, issuance of new coins and validators come from the publicly visible vote accounts on the Solana blockchain, and the price data from CoinGecko. Our assessment of what this means for the coming weeks follows further down in a separate section and is labelled as such. Our Solana price pre...