SolStrategy
  • What is SolStrategy?
  • Protocol Mechanics
    • Convertible Notes
    • Protocol Buybacks
    • Protocol Treasury
    • Comparison with MicroStrategy
  • Getting Started
    • Bonding
    • Swapping
    • Redeem SSTR
  • The Gamma Trade
  • As Leveraged SOL
  • $SSTR
  • $CNT
  • Contract Addresses
  • FAQ
  • Risks
  • Audit
  • Attribution
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What is SolStrategy?

NextProtocol Mechanics

Last updated 2 months ago

What is SolStrategy?

SolStrategy is the reimagination of Michael Saylor's Microstrategy for the Solana blockchain.

SolStrategy is a decentralized autonomous treasury protocol designed to simulate the famous "Saylor Trade" for the Solana ecosystem. The protocol raises USDC, SOL, and LSTs from the public and uses this to create a long-term treasury of SOL liquid staking takens (LSTs).

SolStrategy is for SOL bulls, who believe in the long-term appreciation of SOL above all else. In the average case, bonders maintain their exposure to SOL while receiving LST yield and an increased upside through the $SSTR token. In the absolute worst case of protocol bankruptcy, users who bonded 1 SOL to the protocol will receive back at least 1 SOL worth of LSTs from the treasury, plus interest.

How can I learn more?

Learn more about the Protocol Mechanics in the following section:

Get started with the dapp below:

Still confused? Visit our FAQ:

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