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Solana’s Big Break: Institutional Investors Get Regulated Access to 15% Yield

Solana’s Big Break: Institutional Investors Get Regulated Access to 15% Yield

2025-11-18

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  • Figment and OpenTrade’s “OpenTrade Stablecoin Staking Yield” offers a 15% APR by leveraging Solana staking returns, providing institutional clients with a unique yield opportunity.
  • The product’s strategy combines staking rewards with a perpetual-futures hedge, delivering returns above Solana’s typical 6.5-7.5% staking rate.
  • The product meets growing institutional demand for regulated access to Solana’s network rewards, with providing custody and Figment handling deposits and withdrawals

Figment and OpenTrade have debuted “OpenTrade Stablecoin Staking Yield,” a revolutionary stablecoin yield instrument aimed at achieving a 15% APR by utilising Solana staking returns. The pathbreaking product furnishes the institutional clients with a one-of-a-kind yield which neither traditional real-world assets nor decentralised finance routes can offer. The product, which holds the custody of the underlying assets, is strategically positioned to be at the forefront of the institutional wave of demand for a regulated gateway to network rewards of Solana.

Hedged SOL Staking Model

The product’s hedged SOL staking strategy merges staking reward with the corresponding perpetual-futures hedge, which OpenTrade vault executes by itself. In fact, this method had provided return rates higher than Solana’s regular 6.5-7.5% staking rate over a number of times.

Figment
Source: Business Wire

The institutions are authorized to make stablecoin deposits and withdrawals via the Figment platform with the interest being calculated on the spot and without any lockup periods.

Also Read: SOL Market Update Shows Opportunities for Next Price Move

Rising demand for regulated access

The debut of the product comes in response to the growing institutional curiosity for returns based on staking that followed up the US GENIUS Act providing a clear-cut regulatory framework for stablecoin issuers.

US GENIUS Act
Source: Mudrex

Nevertheless, the legislation also forbids stablecoin issuers to pay or yield by interest to token holders and thus the emphasis on staking-based returns has been redressed. SOL has attracted a great deal of attention due to the several newly launched staking ETFs including REX-Osprey’S SSK fund and Bitwise’s Solana ETF.

Solana
Source: Adobe Stock

Also Read: Solana Surges To The Top As The No. 1 Blockchain In DEX Activity

Market Context and Outlook

Though the price of SOL has been quite challenging recently, going around $135 per token, down by 19% over the last two weeks, there are nevertheless increased regulated accesses to Solana staking rewards. As a consequence, institutions will be looking for yield opportunities in products such as OpenTrade Stablecoin Staking Yield, who are ready to provide such demand in a secure and regulated ​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌manner.

OpenTrade
Source: Tech.eu

Also Read: Solana ETF Set for Launch as VanEck Submits Final 8-A Filing

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