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Original Staking Service Provider Kiln Launches Institutional Yield Infrastructure Railnet

2025.11.24 16:26:27

On November 24th, as per official channels, the original staking service provider Kiln announced the launch of the institutional-facing yield infrastructure Railnet. The announcement indicated that Railnet is an open yield layer that standardizes the flow of capital among different yield sources. It does not partake in deposit competitions but rather connects asset management firms, protocols, and platforms through a unified conduit. The protocol is collaborating with Ethena, Sentora, Chainlink, and others. In September, the staking service provider Kiln announced that following the hack of SwissBorg, which led to a loss of approximately $41 million worth of SOL, it will begin the orderly exit of all Ethereum validating nodes on September 10, 2025. The process is anticipated to take between 10 and 42 days to finish, with an additional 9 days for withdrawal as a precautionary measure to safeguard asset security.
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