Source: https://twitter.com/solflare_wallet/status/1722653210576363834

Have your $SOL staked, but you need it right now?

Now, you can instantly unstake your $SOL directly from Solflare! ⚡️

Typically, when deactivating your stake account, you face a waiting period of 1 to 3 days to withdraw your $SOL. This can be particularly frustrating during market volatility when you aim to capitalize on profits or safeguard your valuable Solana.

We’ve integrated @sanctumso directly into Solflare, allowing you to instantly get your $SOL when you need it most.

Available on extension, mobile coming very soon!

For staking or now even unstaking your $SOL,

there’s no better wallet than Solflare ☀️

https://reddit.com/link/17s1l30/video/m7or1r7t4izb1/player

    • turshija@alien.topB
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      1 year ago

      How these things work is basically transferring your active stake account to a smart contract and getting SOL in return instantly (minus some liquidity pool fee). The stake account (which is no longer yours) gets deactivated in a few days and that money goes back to liquidity pool. Marinade finance works the same and has similar fees.

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    1 year ago

    Is there an added fee? I know with marinade finance they typically charge 7 sol per 1000 when you want to unstake immediately.

    • bl4ckj4ck1@alien.topB
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      1 year ago

      100% there is a fee… Marinade fee is not bad let’s see this. Does anyone know the Solflare fee for this service?

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    1 year ago

    Can anyone tell me how to get to it, I don’t see the option to instantly unstak on solflare.

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    1 year ago

    This’ll come in handy. On the lower range it’s worth it for me. If that one person can pull 1200 for .55% in fees, there’s no way my stack could dent the liquidity pool