WELCOME TO THE SolLANA VALIDATOR SPACE!
This is where the ultimate speed and transparency of the Solana blockchain meets the belief in decentralization, scalability, and the power of communities.
But you're here not just for that, are you ?:) Looking for a way to earn more SOL without having to run your own node? You're in the right place!
Staking with the SolLana validator with 0% commission and 7% MEV commission gives you the opportunity to grow your capital. So why delay?
Let's get to know SolLana better? The validator is managed by me, Lana, together with my team. We started with a testnet node in 2021. In 2022, it continued on the mainnet, and we are still on this way because we share the values and vision of the blockchain !
So if you're still here, you can take a closer look at the SolLana validator's metrics from Stakewiz or Jpool.
HOW TO START STAKING?
2. Look for the “Choose Wallet” button to connect your wallet: Phantom, Solflare, Backpack or any that supports Solana staking.
3. Enter the amount of Sol to delegate.
Confirm the transaction. Done!
From the start of the next Solana epoch (it lasts about 2 days), you will see in your wallet how to start accumulating your rewards.
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WHAT MAKES THE SolLANA VALIDATOR UNIQUE ?
SolLana is not just a reliable and responsible validator with a history; behind it stands a person with a creative flair:
- I’m a member of the Kumeka team (Superteam Ukraine).
- I won the merch design contest for the Kumeka team.
- My design also won the contest from the Kumeka team for a crypto card from the Trusty+ crypto wallet.
- I designed a landing page for the Ukrainian web3 startup SolaWay within the Solana ecosystem (link will be later).
- I registered for the Solana Radar (Colosseum) hackathon in 2024 as a participant to better understanding how it works - my Colosseum profile.
- A widget for retail investors (is planned).
You can also find me at local crypto events in my country, to keep in shape and stay up to date with events:
- Participation in meetups by the Kumeka team.
- In 2024 and 2025, I attended Incrypted conferences in Kyiv, where topics included Solana's development, decentralization, and the future of Web3.
- I took part in a live discussion in Kyiv (2024) with Dan Albert and other ecosystem participants, alongside Ukrainian Solana validators.
- I took practical classes at Solana Dev Bootcamps No.3 (2025) from Kumeka.
SECURITY OF YOUR FUNDS
When you stake your SOL tokens with a specific validator, they remain in your ownership and stay in your wallet. No one but you should have access to your wallet. By supporting a chosen validator, you allow them to use your locked assets to process transactions and help maintain the blockchain’s operation — and in return, you earn rewards.
You can unstake your SOL at any time. The funds will become available in your wallet after the current Solana epoch ends (an epoch lasts approximately 2 days).
The integrity of your SOL is guaranteed by the blockchain itself. However, access and security of your wallet — meaning the storage and protection of your passwords and private keys — is your personal responsibility. Please keep this in mind.
Choosing non-custodial wallets like Phantom or Solflare, as well as reputable hardware wallets like Ledger, is a key factor in securing your funds. Equally important is selecting a trusted and experienced validator, such as SolLana, for staking your SOL.
When you stake your SOL tokens with a specific validator, they remain in your ownership and stay in your wallet. No one but you should have access to your wallet. By supporting a chosen validator, you allow them to use your locked assets to process transactions and help maintain the blockchain’s operation — and in return, you earn rewards.
You can unstake your SOL at any time. The funds will become available in your wallet after the current Solana epoch ends (an epoch lasts approximately 2 days).
The integrity of your SOL is guaranteed by the blockchain itself. However, access and security of your wallet — meaning the storage and protection of your passwords and private keys — is your personal responsibility. Please keep this in mind.
Choosing non-custodial wallets like Phantom or Solflare, as well as reputable hardware wallets like Ledger, is a key factor in securing your funds. Equally important is selecting a trusted and experienced validator, such as SolLana, for staking your SOL.
