Use Solanafaster, more comfortably.
elSOL puts top-performance validators' otherwise-idle bandwidth to work as network capacity, so everyone using Solana reaches the network with more speed and headroom. Self-custody — you sign; the project never holds your SOL.
Built on real Solana operation
Enhanced Linkage SOL · elSOLelSOL is a liquid staking token on Solana's SPL Stake Pool. Deposit SOL from your own wallet — you sign; the project never custodies it — and receive elSOL as the receipt token. Your staked SOL is referenced as SWQoS weight so otherwise-idle bandwidth is put to use, for a more efficient, sustainable Solana.
Official mint · copy-only identifier · not a buy link
ELSoL1owwMWQ9foMsutweCsMKbTPVBD9pFqxQGidTaMCThe asymmetry
On Solana, priority is stake-weighted — yet stake and bandwidth sit apart.
01 / Demand
Wants bandwidth — runs no validator
Apps and stakers need priority lanes for their own RPC, but have had little way to turn stake into bandwidth.
stake: held · bandwidth: needed
02 / Idle supply
Runs a validator — doesn't need the bandwidth
Some validators hold stake yet don't use the bandwidth, so it sits idle.
stake: held · bandwidth: idle
Stake and bandwidth are disconnected, so the network underuses its capacity.
Stake-weighted priority (SWQoS)
If your transactions keep failing, you’re stuck in the spam lane.
Solana’s leaders split priority bandwidth in two. Connections backed by stake — SOL committed to a validator — get 80% of it. Everyone else fights over the other 20% — the lane that’s packed with spam.
Firing straight at the leader feels like the fast move — but with no stake, that’s the crowded 20% lane, and under load your transaction never makes the block.
So the real answer is a staked validator. We run a top-tier one wired into high-quality RPC lines — hardware placed right next to Solana — so your transactions get through the wide lane.
A top-tier validator in our Shinobi Performance Pool
How Solana’s leaders split priority bandwidth
Stake rides the wide 80% lane into the validator — before any fee. No stake, you’re crammed in the 20% spam lane.
80 / 20 split set by Solana’s leaders, not by us
Mechanism
Stake becomes a network resource — in four steps.
Deposit SOL
From your own wallet, into the SPL Stake Pool.
You sign. The project never custodies your SOL.
Receive elSOL
The receipt token for your staked SOL.
Referenced as SWQoS weight
Your staked amount is read as stake-weighted priority.
Bandwidth put to use
The corresponding bandwidth is applied efficiently.
Which endpoints and how much depend on the operating environment (e.g. ERPC) and may change. Nothing is guaranteed.
Why it matters
Linking stake to bandwidth lets the network use idle capacity — more value from limited resources.
Not for any one party's profit — for the health of Solana as a public network. The goal: a more efficient, sustainable Solana.
Operational facts
Operational facts
Fees
- Rewards
- 0.00%
- SOL deposit
- 0.00%
- SOL withdrawal
- 0.10%
- Stake deposit
- 0.00%
- Stake withdrawal
- 0.10%
Withdrawal fee is an anti-spam measure. On-chain settings are authoritative.
What we don't provide
- No DEX, swap, marketplace, or order-routing
- No managed staking
- No yield, APY, revenue-share, or buyback
- No investment advice
- No price, market, or liquidity framing
Operational facts — not returns.
From the same team — in production
Everything above is the open Solana mechanism. Below is the production product the team ships on it.
The fastest path toSolana RPC.
A global Solana RPC — 300+ edge servers worldwide, with the nearest one selected automatically on every request.
Built on real Solana operation
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