Streamflow now allocates over a quarter of protocol revenue to $STREAM buybacks and staking rewards, reinforcing long-term growth and ecosystem alignment.

More $STREAM Staked = More Buybacks & Rewards for Stakers

Streamflow, the leading token distribution protocol on Solana, recently announced that the total staked amount of their native token, $STREAM, has reached an all-time high of 51 million – around 37% of the entire circulating supply. Due to this increase, the share of protocol revenue allocated to hourly buybacks and staking rewards climbed to a record 27.6%.

This milestone sheds light on growing community confidence in Streamflow’s Active Staking Rewards model, and highlights the strengthening alignment between the protocol and long-term $STREAM stakers.

The relationship between the percentages of staked supply and protocol revenue for buybacks and rewards grows exponential: as more $STREAM is staked, an increasingly larger portion of protocol revenue is directed toward $STREAM buybacks and reward distribution. Projections of how these figures scale can be explored in detail on the staking dashboard.

This reward mechanism is powered by Streamflow’s Active Staking Rewards model, which programmatically uses a percentage of protocol revenue to purchase $STREAM from the open market every hour. The tokens bought back are then distributed to stakers, who can claim them directly from the staking dashboard on an hourly basis.

Growing Revenue, Buybacks & Staking Rewards

From September 15th to 21st, the Streamflow protocol generated roughly $81,900 in revenue, out of which $19,400 was allocated to $STREAM buybacks via their Active Staking Rewards program. This amounted to nearly 338,000 $STREAM purchased on the open market and directly distributed to active stakers. To qualify as an active staker and begin earning rewards, users must stake $STREAM via the staking dashboard and participate in governance by voting on protocol proposals.

Beyond the effect of more tokens being staked, buybacks have also risen alongside Streamflow’s revenue growth. Over the past 30 days, the protocol generated approximately $256,000 in revenue, with more than $50,000 directed to $STREAM buybacks and distributed to stakers as rewards.

All revenue and buyback data is available on the upgraded staking dashboard, designed to enhance transparency and strengthen community trust.

Key Benefits of Staking $STREAM

• Reward Pool Growth:
  The more $STREAM tokens are staked, the larger the share of protocol revenue used for rewards accumulation. The relationship between total staked supply and reward allocation is non-linear – as staking participation increases, the percentage of protocol revenue allocated to rewards grows exponentially.
  
• Protocol-Sourced Rewards:
  Rewards come directly from Streamflow’s operational revenue via buybacks, not from inflationary token emissions.
  
• Proportional Earnings:
  Rewards are based on each participant’s percentage share of the staking pool, ensuring fairness regardless of the absolute number of tokens staked.

About Streamflow

Streamflow is a secure, easy-to-use, non-custodial platform designed to align token incentives throughout the entire token lifecycle, from fundraising and TGE to long-term ecosystem incentives. Its no-code products enable organizations to automate and customize token distribution across a wide range of operations, including token vesting, token locks, airdrops, staking, token mints, token dashboards and peer to peer contract transfers.

For developers, Streamflow provides an SDK that allows direct integration of its features into external applications. With a peak TVL of ~$2.5 billion, over 1.3 million users across multiple blockchains, and 24,000+ projects powered, Streamflow delivers full on-chain transparency and customization with support across Solana, Sui, and Aptos.

Streamflow Links:

Website: https://streamflow.finance/

App: https://app.streamflow.finance/

$STREAM: https://streamflow.foundation/

X: https://x.com/streamflow_fi

Other links: https://linktr.ee/streamflow