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TechFlow reported on February 28 that according to Tom Wan, strategy analyst at 21.co, since the Bybit hack incident, the supply of liquid staking tokens (LST) for SOL on centralized exchanges has decreased by 781,000.
The main beneficiaries include jitoSOL and jupSOL, whose supplies increased by 454,000 and 129,000 respectively.
According to Tom Wan, strategy analyst at 21.co, since the Bybit hack incident, the supply of liquid staking tokens (LSTs) for SOL on centralized exchanges has decreased by 781,000. The main beneficiaries include jitoSOL and jupSOL, whose supplies increased by 454,000 and 129,000 respectively.
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