Vault · mainnet
Jolsel vault
The written vault takes a deposit into a program account, issues that wallet a vault slot, and lets the firm propose trades against the deposited balance. You would still sign. Profits would return to the same account. Ten percent of each realized profit would be marked for the treasury. Rent from closed trade accounts would return to the vault, not to the firm.
Deposit is off
The program that would move funds is Rust, in programs/jolsel-vault. It is a Solana program, not a Solidity contract — Solana does not run the EVM. Open, deposit, and withdraw are real instructions. Withdrawal requires the depositor's signature. There is no admin drain. It has no mainnet program id yet, so this button cannot move SOL.
- Capacity cap
- 100,000 SOL
- Open fee (written)
- $0.10
- Fee at launch (written)
- $1.00
- Your SOL
- connect wallet
- Pool filled
- 0 — no program accounts
- Profit to treasury
- 10%
Jolsel Interest Pay
Separate from the JOLSEL FIRM coin. The rule sets aside 100 SOL from treasury once a year, buys stables or tokenized assets on the open market, and pays a randomized weekly amount only to vaults that have held at least $20 for seven days. Drop under $20 and that vault id goes on a red list until the baseline is held again for a week. The yearly 100 SOL is the whole budget so it is not spent before the year ends. If treasury is at or under 200 SOL the program closes. It stays closed until treasury is back above 400 SOL.
Reading treasury…
No interest account exists, so nobody is paid and nobody is red-listed. Airdrop enrollment (vault plus 20 firm trades) is on the coin page and is also off until a mint and a trade counter exist. Launch milestone for the coin is 1,000 SOL in treasury. Treasury chart