A Solana staking surface for long-horizon SOL capital.
Self-custodial by design, never a day down.
Direct delegation and liquid staking - two ways to express the same conviction about where SOL should sit on a balance sheet.
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Stake delegates SOL to the validator. The Solana network mints rewards each epoch and pays them to delegators. Rewards compound until you say otherwise.
Your SOL stays in your wallet. Voting rights move to Hubra's validator without changing custody.
The validator participates in Solana consensus across the next epoch, roughly 2.5 days.
New SOL is minted at the protocol level and distributed to delegators in proportion to stake.
Rewards restake automatically by default.
Slow unstake returns in about one epoch at no cost. Instant unstake for a small fee.
Each strategy is the same custody philosophy, expressed differently. The trade is between simplicity and composability.
Pure validator delegation - no DeFi protocol exposure.
Validator delegation without surrendering custody of underlying SOL.
Yield accrues directly from the protocol each Solana epoch.
Receive raSOL - a transferable claim on the staked position.
Use the position as collateral or yield-bearing inventory on Solana.
Pure validator delegation - no DeFi protocol exposure.
Validator delegation without surrendering custody of underlying SOL.
Yield accrues directly from the protocol each Solana epoch.
Receive raSOL - a transferable claim on the staked position.
Use the position as collateral or yield-bearing inventory on Solana.
Earn on USDC, stable rewards.An autonomous rebalancer routes your USDC across audited lending venues, moving to better yields every cycle. No lockups, withdraw anytime.
Operator notes, integration updates, and the occasional epoch of significance - sent when there is something worth saying.
