Tell the agent what you want. It buys whichever Solana staking token pays more, tracks it for you, and cashes out when you say so. No dashboards to babysit. No keys to lose.
No complex DeFi. No yield farming rabbit holes. Grok handles routing, rebalancing, and compounding automatically.
Link any Solana wallet. Phantom, Backpack, Solflare. Grok reads your balance, nothing else.
Deposit as little as 0.001 SOL. Grok compares both pools on live prices and picks whichever leaves you better off.
Your tokens gain value every epoch on their own. Ask the agent any time how you are doing, or tell it to cash out.
Grok compares two established Solana staking tokens and buys whichever leaves you better off after costs. Your funds stay in your own wallet the whole time.
Supply and holder counts from Jupiter, exchange rates from Sanctum, checked every few minutes. Yield is worked out from rates we record ourselves, so it shows a dash until we have enough history to be sure of it.
Move the sliders. Your tokens gain value every epoch, roughly every two days on Solana, with nothing for you to do.
Modelled on a 7.7% yield, which is a planning assumption and not a measured figure. Real yields move around and are never guaranteed.
Your money sits in a wallet only you can unlock. The agent prepares transactions and stops. Nothing moves until you confirm it, and the signing key never reaches our servers.
Ask the agent how your position is doing and it reads the chain live. When you want to move, it compares both tokens again and prices the swap before you confirm.
No lockups and no penalties. Selling a staking token is instant, so your money is only ever one confirmation away.
Your SOL buys JitoSOL or hSOL, which are run by established teams and held in your own wallet. We never hold your funds and cannot freeze them. The real risks are smart contract bugs in the staking pools, and the fact that SOL itself moves in price.
It prices a real swap through both tokens, then subtracts what each costs to buy into. A token with a slightly lower yield can still win if it is cheaper to enter, so it compares the two on what you actually end up with.
Because we have not measured it yet. We work out yield from exchange rates we record ourselves rather than repeating a number someone else published, and that needs at least a day of history. A dash means we do not know yet. It never means zero.
Three things. Buying JitoSOL or hSOL costs about 1.5% more than the token is worth, and you pay that the moment you invest. We take 10% of your profit, and nothing if you make none. Helius and Jito take 3-6% of rewards, already counted in the APY you see. The 1.5% is the one that stings: at roughly 8% a year you are still down for the first two months, so this only makes sense if you are staying in.
Connect a wallet, fund the agent, and tell it what to do. Takes about two minutes.