Streamflow surpasses $1.6b in TVL as revenue-backed STREAM APY rises to 49.6%

Streamflow surpasses $1.6b TVL on Solana as soaring protocol activity boosts STREAM staking APY to 49.6%.

Streamflow, the leading token distribution protocol on Solana, has surpassed $1.6 billion in total value locked (TVL) across all products. Alongside this milestone, the revenue-backed STREAM staking APY reached 49.6%, driven by a surge in protocol activity and sustained buybacks tied to growing protocol revenue.

Protocol usage and revenue on the rise

Streamflow’s $1.4b TVL represents aggregate value secured across vesting, token locks, staking pools, and airdrop distributions. The increase reflects the growing wave of projects adopting Streamflow as the operational backbone for ownership, compensation, and capital flow on Solana.

October and early November activity included new projects launching through Metaplex Genesis, such as PLAY Solana and GOAT Network, and ecosystem staples like Kamino and Bonk, all contributing to protocol TVL and revenue growth.

At the time of writing, Streamflow generated approximately $210,000 in protocol revenue over the last 30 days, with 31.9% of that allocated directly to STREAM buybacks and distributed to stakers through their Active Staking Rewards (ASR) mechanism.

The revenue-backed ASR flywheel

Streamflow’s staking model directly ties protocol activity to staker rewards. As more STREAM is staked, a larger share of revenue flows toward buybacks, reinforcing APY growth through a feedback loop of usage and participation. The model has already given over $200,000 back to STREAM stakers.

With 1,760 active stakers locking up 58m STREAM (42.5% of the circulating supply), 31.9% of Streamflow’s protocol revenue is being used for buybacks, which are then sent to stakers pro-rata, with staking APY of 49.6%. With this real-yield being directly funded and backed by protocol revenue, Solana users have a direct way to benefit from Streamflow’s growth and success without receiving inflationary rewards or diluting the STREAM supply.

This model aligns long-term stakers, token holders, and protocol adoption in a single economic loop where usage drives revenue, revenue drives buybacks, and buybacks drive staking APY.

Market conditions and performance resilience

Despite the broader market cooldown, Streamflow’s onchain economics have remained strong. The recent market-wide price decline increased the effective APY for STREAM stakers, as real-dollar revenue continued to convert into larger token buybacks, demonstrating how Streamflow’s model performs dynamically across market cycles.

As token economies mature, more teams are adopting Streamflow to handle vesting, token locks, airdrops, and automated payouts, which are core mechanisms of programmable ownership. The protocol’s infrastructure continues to serve as the backbone for transparent, reliable, and automated token operations across the Solana ecosystem.

Projects using Streamflow today span foundations, startups, DAOs, Solana teams, and emerging token launches, all leveraging its secure vesting and distribution primitives to bring financial coordination fully onchain.

About Streamflow

Streamflow is a secure, easy-to-use, non-custodial platform designed to align token incentives throughout the entire token lifecycle, from fundraising and TGE to long-term ecosystem incentives. Its no-code products enable organizations to automate and customize token distribution across a wide range of operations, including token vesting, token locks, airdrops, staking, token mints, token dashboards and peer to peer contract transfers.The STREAM token captures value from Streamflow protocol revenue and redistributes it back to stakers via hourly buybacks.

For developers, Streamflow provides an SDK that allows direct integration of its features into external applications. With a peak TVL of  approximately $2.5 billion, over 1.3 million users across multiple blockchains, and 25,000+ projects powered, Streamflow delivers full on-chain transparency and customization on Solana.

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