Tramplin
Tramplin is a non-custodial Solana staking app where SOL stakers enter regular, epoch, and big-prize draws funded by pooled staking yield.
What is Tramplin?
Tramplin is a prize-linked staking platform on Solana. Users stake SOL non-custodially and enter regular, epoch, and 'big' prize draws funded by the staking yield of the entire pool, instead of receiving a flat APR. Stakers keep their full principal at all times and can withdraw whenever they want, while winners receive concentrated SOL payouts each draw. The protocol takes a fee on aggregated staking rewards before distribution.
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