This is the most important question any staker should ask before locking tokens on any platform. We answer it plainly.
Primary Sources
**Treasury Liquidity Fees** — The SeekerRewards treasury provides liquidity to $SKR trading pairs on Solana DEXes. Liquidity providers earn a share of every trade that passes through the pool. These fees accumulate continuously and are the most consistent source of yield funding.
**Partnership Revenue Agreements** — As detailed in our partnerships post, co-investment agreements with other Solana projects generate revenue shares that flow directly to the treasury. These are structured, time-limited agreements with defined terms.
**Protocol Fees** — A small protocol fee is applied to claim and withdrawal transactions. This fee is minimal and is designed to cover operational costs rather than generate significant revenue. Full fee disclosure is available in the Terms of Service.
What Yield Is NOT
SeekerRewards yield is not:
The Multiplier Explained
Your multiplier (1.02x to 2.2x) determines how much $SKR you receive back relative to what you staked. If you stake 1,000 SKR for 365 days at 2.2x, you receive 2,200 SKR on claim.
The difference — 1,200 SKR — comes from the treasury. The treasury accumulates this through the revenue sources described above. This is why the treasury reserve is monitored constantly and why long lock periods are rewarded more generously: they give the treasury more time to generate the revenue needed to fund your reward.
Sustainability
A yield platform is only as good as its revenue model. Ours is designed to be durable — multiple revenue streams, no token printing, reserve-first treasury management. We publish treasury health updates through our blog and official channels.
You deserve to know where your money goes. We are committed to telling you.