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Jito — MEV-powered liquid staking on Solana

What it does. Jito turns staked SOL into a liquid, yield-bearing token (JitoSOL) and adds a second income stream on top of ordinary staking rewards: a share of the MEV (maximal extractable value) that validators earn from ordering transactions. Deposit SOL, receive JitoSOL, use it across Solana DeFi while it keeps earning.

How the yield works. JitoSOL does not pay out tokens. Its redemption value against SOL rises each epoch as staking rewards and captured MEV flow into the stake pool, so one JitoSOL is worth progressively more SOL over time. The pool delegates to a screened validator set (commissions roughly 0–5%) running Jito's validator client.

Where the MEV comes from. Jito's block engine runs an off-chain auction: "searchers" submit bundles — ordered groups of transactions — and bid tips to have them included. Winning tips are split between the validator, JitoSOL holders, JTO stakers, and the DAO treasury. Keeping the auction off-chain stops failed bundle attempts from wasting blockspace.

Fees. A 4% management fee is taken on total rewards (staking + MEV). Unstaking on the Jito site costs 0.1%; a delayed unstake returns native SOL after the next epoch boundary (~2–3 days), or you can swap JitoSOL for SOL instantly on a DEX and skip both.

Governance. The JTO token governs protocol parameters — stake-pool fees, validator criteria, treasury use. Block-engine and marketplace fees route to the DAO treasury rather than being retained by the operator.

Why it's positioned well. Most liquid staking tokens capture staking rewards only. Jito bundles in MEV, historically lifting JitoSOL's yield above vanilla staking, while giving the network a cleaner path for MEV than a public mempool.

YieldCompass — independent risk ratings for Solana DeFi yield

What it does. YieldCompass is a search and analytics layer for Solana DeFi strategies: one web app (with an API on the roadmap) to discover, compare and monitor yield opportunities on consistent terms. Its tagline is "Evaluate, Compare, Monitor."

The problem it targets. Protocols advertise APY on their own terms — headline numbers that can fold in token emissions, short measurement windows, or incentive campaigns, and that rarely line up between one protocol and the next. That makes cross-protocol comparison and risk assessment hard for allocators.

Realized yield, one methodology. Instead of trusting each protocol's headline figure, YieldCompass measures realized on-chain yield for every tracked strategy using a single common method, so a strategy is judged on what it actually delivered rather than what it promised.

Risk ratings. Each strategy is scored through a transparent, published risk framework, and monitored over time across realized yield and key structural data — so a strategy that drifts from its rating becomes visible rather than staying buried in a dashboard.

Coverage and standing. The site reports $450M+ of TVL tracked across strategies from protocols including Jito, Kamino, Marinade, Maple Finance, Perena and Backpack. YieldCompass won the DeFi track of Colosseum's 2026 Solana Frontier Hackathon and joined the Colosseum accelerator.

Why it's positioned well. Its value is neutrality: it rates and monitors strategies it does not itself operate, which is exactly what an independent risk provider needs to be credible.

Both samples above are unsolicited, from public sources. Your one-pager is written from your brief, your docs, and a short Q&A with your team — and you approve it before it's final.

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