Wallet authority profile

Our August 10, 2026 read records this address as the mint authority of DZSOL (mint Gekfj7SL2fVpTDxJZmeC46cTYxinjB6gkAnb6EGT6mnn), a staked-SOL receipt token backed by roughly $74 million of tracked liquidity in the August 31, 2026 build.

The mechanics are the cluster's constant: an LST's mint authority is its deposit-and-withdrawal engine, live by construction and never renounced while the pool operates. The variable is always the operator behind the machinery and the sum at stake — here a mid-tier pool by this list's standards, large enough that key custody is a serious matter, small enough that a single deep-pocketed exit would test its pools harder than it would test the giants above it.

That last point is worth a sentence, because it is where pool size and market depth intersect: holders of smaller LSTs carry the same authority dependency as holders of the large ones, plus proportionally thinner exit liquidity. Checking the route's real depth before sizing a position matters more here, and the token page's live re-scan is built for exactly that check.

Snapshots dated August 10 (authority) and August 31, 2026 (liquidity); the profile rebuilds weekly from RPC and drops any renounced role automatically. Framework: liquid-staking token risks.