StaFi DAO will publish a report every month to disclose the DAO’s financial status and data.

In our relentless pursuit to redefine Liquid Staking as a Service (LSaaS), StaFi is taking another bold step forward by integrating Sonic SVM LST into our stack, paving the way for StaFi’s presence in the Solana SVM ecosystem. Alongside this, StaFi is deploying Hyperliquid LST in the stack, marking a significant milestone in perpetual trading DEX liquidity enhancement. These advancements are set to position StaFi as a pioneer in cross-chain liquid staking infrastructure, unlocking new waves of value and utility for $FIS holders.

Once a month, StaFi DAO spills the (financial) tea — full transparency, zero secrets.

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a lightweight, modular protocol that structures and supplies context to AI agents at runtime. It acts as a bridge between large language models (LLMs) and live, domain-specific data sources — such as DeFi protocols, DAO governance logs, on-chain analytics, and external APIs — empowering the model to generate highly relevant, data-grounded responses.

StaFi DAO will publish a report every month to disclose the DAO’s financial status and data.

StaFi has recently announced two significant updates aimed at strengthening the value capture of $FIS tokens, positioning the protocol for long-term sustainability and growth in the rapidly evolving LST landscape.

StaFi introduced the SubDAO model as part of Revamp Wave #1, laying the foundation for a more modular and scalable liquid staking ecosystem. Each SubDAO functions as an independent Liquid Staking Token (LST) protocol with its own native token, empowering developers and communities to create customized staking solutions while maintaining StaFi’s ecosystem integrity.

In recent years, the development of AI-assisted tools has significantly enhanced the efficiency of web and software development. Two such tools—Vercel V0 and Cursor—have garnered attention for their ability to streamline application and code development processes. This report explores the functionalities of these tools, their underlying technical foundations, and their potential implications for LSaaS (Liquidity Staking as a Service) development, particularly in the realm of AI-powered staking code IDEs.

StaFi is entering a transformative phase with the launch of StaFi LSaaS 2.0, marking a significant update to its Liquid Staking as a Service (LSaaS) framework. This update comes as the rToken migration on StaFi Chain and the execution of StaFi Hub migration progress towards completion, setting the stage for the highly anticipated StaFi Revamp Wave.