In the field of public welfare DAO, an innovative solution is changing the traditional donation method. Operator Xixi has introduced sSOL as a new type of digital certificate, effectively addressing the issue of "screenshot proof." Participants obtain sSOL by staking SOL, which not only serves as proof of donation and participation but also automatically displays the balance and holding duration, activating badges and governance points in real-time.

During a scholarship season event, Xixi cleverly set the voting eligibility by requiring participants to hold sSOL and make a small donation to a designated foundation. This innovative approach merged two conditions into the same credential, greatly simplifying the process. Volunteers do not need to unstake or take screenshots; the on-chain credential can serve as valid proof.

After the event, Xixi adopted a flexible capital management strategy. She converted part of her funds into sUSD to obtain stable cash flow, while retaining the remaining sSOL to continuously support project voting. This approach not only optimized the use of funds but also ensured long-term participation.

Xixi succinctly presented the entire process using three charts: the donation curve, the distribution of sSOL holding duration, and the project fund allocation results. This intuitive presentation received positive feedback, with comments stating that this was the first time experiencing the convenience of on-chain philanthropy.

Xi Xi emphasized that this new type of digital certificate not only adds a layer of income, but more importantly, establishes a reusable goodwill channel between funds and governance. This innovative model is reshaping the operation of public welfare DAOs, allowing participants to engage in public welfare initiatives more easily and transparently.