For about three years, Rug City has been providing solutions for rugged projects. We’ve created a diverse suite of tools that help people restore value to abandoned or rugged projects, and our efforts have positively impacted the community by bringing back hope and functionality to rugged projects.
Rug City has been operating their own validator for over three months with exceptional performance.
We’re looking to join the Sanctum LST community to make staking on our existing validator easier and more streamlined for our supporters. Our goal is to create simple staking experience for our community while also supporting rugged projects.
We aim to:
Offer users a simplified staking experience on our existing validator.
Expand the reach and utility of our validator through LST’s.
Continue providing derugging services while creating value for both Rug City and the broader Solana ecosystem.
Conclusion
Together with rugSOL we can create a future where rugged projects can find new life, while making staking more accessible to the community.
Thank you, and we look forward to joining the Sanctum LST community!
This is very interesting, but what is really worrying is the confirmation that the developer has indeed left and they are 100% no longer holding tokens in any wallet. is it possible to find out that the developer actually abandoned the project? because later developers who deliberately abandon their projects will take advantage of this opportunity to gain more profits
There is no utilty for owning rugSOL as of right now, the main reason we are looking to get added in is to make staking easier for people that are staking on our current validator.
note: you need rug city points to use the features