StaFi Protocol Monthly — October Community Update

October was a month of meaningful progress and strategic evolution for StaFi. While continuing to grow its Liquid Staking as a Service (LSaaS) ecosystem, the protocol also made critical transitions to refine its roadmap and lay the groundwork for the next phase of adoption and innovation.

Product & Development

1. Oct 10: $FIS listing on HyperliquidX (in progress)

StaFi continued testing the integration process for listing $FIS on HyperliquidX, focusing on improving the batch claiming experience for test $HYPE tokens. Community members were invited to participate and provide feedback, accelerating the path to deployment.

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2. Oct 14: SubDAO showcases live on rToken App

The rToken App has been updated to highlight active SubDAO projects such as Chaos and Hito, showcasing how each contributes to the broader LSaaS architecture through modular, customizable liquid staking services.

Announcement

3. Oct 23: Staking Letter #23 — Stablecoin LST arrives

StaFi introduced its Stablecoin LST solution, unlocking the potential of over $259B in underutilized stablecoin capital. By combining pre-built smart contracts, front-end templates, and SubDAO operational support, StaFi empowers teams to launch compliant and yield-generating LSTs with ease.

Announcement | More details

4. Oct 31: rMATIC and rSEI sunset

As part of the protocol’s ongoing product evolution, rMATIC and rSEI were officially sunsetted from the rToken App. The existing EVM infrastructure will be repurposed to support newer, more flexible LSaaS use cases.

rMATIC | rSEI

Community Updates & Collaborations

1. Oct 1: StaFi × Gimo AMA — st0G Launch & LSaaS Future

In a joint AMA, StaFi and Gimo explored the successful launch of st0G and discussed upcoming milestones for LSaaS. Community participation was high, with rewards distributed to top contributors.

Announcement | Winners

2. Oct 2: Q4 Roadmap unveiled

The Q4 roadmap introduced several ambitious objectives, including the debut of Stablecoin LSTs as a gateway into real-world assets (RWA), new SubDAO launches (U2U, Stable, Plasma), AI and DePIN exploration, and enhanced $FIS value capture aligned with protocol revenue.

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3. Oct 8: Chaos Flexible Staking live on mainnet

The Chaos SubDAO launched flexible staking, allowing users to stake and unstake at will. This update significantly improves accessibility, liquidity, and user autonomy in the LSaaS model.

Announcement | Portal

4. Oct 15: Gimo Staking Challenge kicks off

To boost community engagement, Gimo launched a staking challenge with prizes of up to 100 $FIS and exclusive role boosts for top-performing stakers.

Announcement

November Prospects

In November, StaFi will prioritize two major initiatives:

1. ULST Finance Launch — advancing the first RWA LST Stack use case through StaFi Launch, introducing a new model beyond the SubDAO structure to drive adoption of stablecoin-based LST protocols.
2. New LST Stack for Monad — developing an LST Stack specifically tailored for Monad, a next-generation, high-performance Layer1, positioning StaFi LSaaS to capture emerging opportunities across ecosystems.

StaFi remains committed to building a robust and adaptive LSaaS infrastructure, expanding the boundaries of liquid staking and driving broader adoption across Web3.

About StaFi

StaFi is a leading Liquid Staking infrastructure provider and protocol for PoS chains. Its Liquid Staking as a Service (LSaaS) framework enables developers to create Liquid Staking Tokens (LSTs) and Liquid Re-staking Tokens (LRTs) across ecosystems like ETH, EVM, BTC, CosmWasm, and SOL. By issuing rTokens (e.g., rETH, rMATIC, rBNB), StaFi unlocks the liquidity of staked assets, allowing users to earn staking rewards while retaining the flexibility to engage in DeFi. With support for major blockchains such as Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, BNB Chain, and Cosmos, StaFi bridges liquidity and security in Proof-of-Stake networks.

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