Some of you have known Devour for years, but it’s time you know the person behind the name. I went from: - finance and real estate, - to taking the LSAT for fun and getting a 171 - to selling a company in under 18 months, - to building @phase_ Here’s how it started 👇

Internet capital markets have found their home on Solana

Your stake should be doing more than earning.

Solana is #1. Change my mind 👀

Phase has lived through enough bear markets to know what matters: ending up with more SOL. That's why we built YIELD. It pays from two streams, staking rewards plus Phase's own revenue, routed into one liquid staking token at zero commission. Created for the bulls planning to make it out.

Thinking about staking

Just you have to stake on Solana

You don't need to be an expert to stake. you just need to stake with one.

For most of history, moving value was slow, expensive, and limited by geography now it's just an internet connection away. And this chapter is being written on Solana.

All SOL staked and a dream.

Just another record-breaking week on Solana

I don’t wanna front run the announcement coming soon from @DEVOUR_ but the Phase team has been cooking! You’ll never guess what it is tbh. @lagunacarta @Amystreet the content from this launch will be perfection 😭😭

We'd rather your stake back the teams building for a better @solana. pdSOL makes sure it does, routing your SOL to contributors instead of whoever's already the biggest. Staking with real purpose.

Algo show this to a winner

been digging through a lot of projects on @solana lately. these are a few that genuinely caught my attention: @jtx_trade - the operating system for solana traders. • execution, portfolio & capital in one place • built by the team behind @jito_sol • self-custody by default • designed around trader behavior, WAITLIST NOW @_gammafi - turning capital into autonomous agents. • funding rate farming • market making strategies • lending optimization • continuous portfolio rebalancing @useDiversiFi - bringing programmable portfolios onchain. • automated rebalancing • deterministic vault architecture • transparent strategy exposure • portfolio management without manual overhead @phase_ - building the backbone of staking on solana. • institutional-grade validator infrastructure • non-custodial staking solutions • branded validators & lst services • stake delegation supporting active ecosystem contributors different products. different visions. all worth paying attention to. follow them. try them. see what they're building 🫵

All SOL staked and a dream

Phase Delegation has over 1,000,000 SOL staked through it, all of it routed to validators chosen for their contribution to Solana, not their size. Real stake, behind the operators doing the work.

If Solana has a million fans, then I am one of them. If Solana has ten fans, then I am one of them. If Solana has only one fan, then that is me. If Solana has no fans, then that means I am no longer on earth. If the world is against Solana, then I am against the world.

Buying some ADA here

Phase has two liquid staking tokens, $YIELD and $pdSOL. They come from the same team, work mechanically in the same way, and both give you liquid exposure to staked SOL. Where they differ is in the thinking behind how your SOL gets deployed once you deposit it, and that is what makes each one worth understanding. With both tokens, the basic experience is the same. You deposit SOL, you receive a token, and the value of that token relative to SOL grows over time as staking rewards accumulate. You do not need to claim anything or manually restack, and the token stays in your wallet so you can use it however you want. With $YIELD, your SOL goes to Phase Stake, Phase's own institutional validator running at 0% commission on bare metal infrastructure, SOC 2 Type II certified and MEV-optimised. The product was built with one objective: generating the highest possible return for depositors. There is no secondary consideration built into the design. With $pdSOL, your SOL gets distributed across 91 active validators according to a merit-based scoring system called the Index Power Score. Those validators were selected because they are actively contributing to the ecosystem, running diverse infrastructure, operating on smaller data centres, and in many cases barely breaking even financially. The APY is lower than YIELD, and that is a deliberate outcome of how the pool was designed, not a limitation the team is working around. The thinking behind pdSOL comes from something fairly observable about how stake moves when left alone. It flows toward validators with the best APY, the most visibility, or the most existing stake. Larger validators attract more stake, which makes them larger still. Smaller operators find it harder to stay competitive. The economics of the network centralise gradually without anyone deliberately pushing it that way. Phase Delegation was built to work against that tendency. The validators receiving delegation through pdSOL are not the ones already at the top. They are the ones building tooling, running minority clients, operating on independent infrastructure, and scoring well on a system that weights sustainability over size. The scoring gives higher marks to validators whose simulated annual profit is closest to zero, so the operators who most need support are the ones who receive the most delegation. Your SOL in pdSOL is being directed according to that logic, and the lower yield reflects the cost of that direction. Phase was straightforward about the tradeoff involved. Holding pdSOL over YIELD means accepting a lower personal return because some of what your stake could earn is instead going toward validators who need the delegation to stay financially viable. Some holders are comfortable with that because they think the long term health of Solana's validator set is worth caring about. Others want their SOL working as hard as possible on returns and have no interest in that consideration. YIELD was built for the latter, and pdSOL for the former. What is notable about Phase is that they put both options in front of you without trying to argue that one is obviously correct. They did not build a single product and construct a story around it covering both priorities at once. They built two products with clearly different purposes and published exactly how each one works. The decisions being made right now about where stake flows will determine which validators are still running in three years, how concentrated or distributed the network's infrastructure becomes, and what Solana's consensus actually looks like as more institutional capital continues to enter the picture. YIELD and pdSOL sit on different sides of that consideration, and the team behind both has been thinking about it since 2021. @phase_

A fine day to tokenize assets on Solana