SOL yield comes mainly from native staking, liquid staking tokens, and lending on Solana. Validator performance, commission, and incentive programs affect the rate you see.
Last updated Aug 26, 2026, 5:37 AM UTC
Yield.ly tracks 9 qualified SOL opportunities as of 2026-08-26. Displayed total APY ranges from 0.00% to 16.14%. Median base APY is 0.14%. Represented TVL is about $388.2M across listed markets.
Current market summary
Qualified opportunities
9
Median base APY
0.14%
APY range
0.00% to 16.14%
Represented TVL
$388.2M
Median reward share
0.00%
Qualification
This page shows opportunities that currently meet Yield.ly's default qualification requirements. How qualification works.
How sol yield is generated
Staking rewards flow from inflation and MEV-related components depending on the validator set. Liquid staking tokens represent a staked position that can move in DeFi. Lending markets pay SOL borrowers' interest.
Observed risk context
Solana staking and DeFi carry smart-contract, validator, and liquidity risks. Liquid staking adds secondary market pricing risk relative to unstaked SOL.
Observed risk summarizes available evidence. It is not a guarantee or recommendation. Read the full risk methodology.