JPool
JPool is a Solana liquid staking platform where users stake SOL, receive JSOL, and earn up to 10% APY.
What is JPool?
JPool is a Solana liquid staking platform based in Switzerland that lets users stake SOL and receive the JSOL token, which represents their ownership in the pool and grows as it accrues staking rewards. JSOL can also be used as a DeFi instrument for liquidity mining, with up to 15% APY potential. JPool offers four staking strategies: Direct Staking for manual validator selection, Leveraged Direct Staking to multiply rewards via flash-loan-based leverage, Liquid Staking for hands-off yield optimization across 2,500+ validators, and the Holders Club for earning boosted rewards through quests and partner DeFi protocols. JPool also provides auxiliary services including an analytics dashboard for validator operators and delegators, a Validator Toolkit for bootstrapping and maintaining Solana validator nodes, and a Bookkeeper for financial and fiscal reporting.
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