Solana's largest staking positions reveal significant capital concentration across recognized operators and anonymous whale accounts. According to staking data, Coinbase leads with 24 million SOL staked, worth approximately $2.45 billion at current prices. The Solana Foundation's staking withdraw authority follows with 23.7 million SOL valued at roughly $2.42 billion.
Binance's BNSOL Pool holds the third-largest position with approximately 10.4 million SOL, valued just over $1 billion. This liquid staking service allows users to deposit SOL and receive BNSOL tokens in return, maintaining staked assets while enabling token trading and use across decentralized finance platforms.
Jito's Stake Pool claims fourth place with approximately 10.3 million SOL worth roughly $1.05 billion. Like Binance's offering, it functions as a liquid staking operation where deposited SOL mints JitoSOL tokens representing staked assets.
Beyond these established entities, staking leaderboards reveal four unidentified whale accounts controlling significant positions. These anonymous entities hold approximately 20.6 million staked SOL collectively, worth an estimated $2.1 billion. The largest unknown whale holds 5.6 million SOL valued at approximately $573 million. Three additional unnamed accounts each control nearly 5 million SOL, with positions each valued around $510 million.
Figment Staking and Custody ranks fifth among identifiable operators with 8.6 million SOL worth approximately $876 million. The concentration of staked SOL across both institutional operators and unnamed accounts underscores the significant capital committed to Solana's network infrastructure.
