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Solana Strategy Explorer

Live Solana pools side by side: how big they are, what they pay, where that rate comes from and what could go wrong. Read-only, no wallet needed.
Rates and TVL are third-party data from DefiLlama, shown as published and refreshed about every 15 minutes. They are not Flitto products and not offers. A rate is what a pool paid recently, not what it will pay. Indicators point at things worth checking; they are not a rating and never mean a pool is free of risk.
Data source unreachable right now · retrying every few minutesPools above $250K TVL, largest 400
Pools listed—Solana only
Combined TVL—Sum of listed pools
Median 30-day rate—Typical, not a target
Reward-heavy—Half or more paid in rewards

Pools

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Pool / protocolTypeTVLRate now30-day meanIndicatorsDetails
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Strategy types in this list

Staking

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Lending

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Liquidity pool

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Managed vault

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How the indicators are built

Each indicator is a fixed rule applied to the published fields of a pool: the divergence flag, the share of the rate paid as rewards, the gap between today's rate and its 30-day mean, the pool size and the source's outlier flag. The rule and its input are printed next to every note so you can check it yourself.

Staking

You hand SOL to a staking program and receive a receipt token that grows against SOL as validator rewards arrive. The rate follows network inflation, fees and validator performance, so it moves slowly but never stops moving.

Lending

You deposit an asset that borrowers pay interest to use. The rate rises when many people borrow and falls when the pool is flush, and withdrawals can wait if nearly everything is lent out.

Liquidity pool

You supply two assets to a trading pool and earn a share of every swap fee. When the two prices drift apart, the pool rebalances your side and you end up holding more of the asset that fell.