Keystone Finance

We’re aligning Keystone Core fully with Jupiter. Not just for execution — but as a Jupiter-native capital layer. 🔗 discuss.jup.ag/t/keystone-cor…

In TradFi, diversification is a principle. In crypto, it’s still manual, opaque, and often reactive. What changes everything: transparent allocation rules enforced on-chain capital that moves by system, not emotion That’s where this goes.

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Solana has everything to generate yield: DEXs Lending Perps LSTs So why does capital still feel inefficient? 🧵

Keystone Core isn’t another vault product. It’s the allocation layer for on-chain capital.

Instead of picking strategies, you get a system that allocates for you.

With built-in constraints: risk bands controlled rebalancing on-chain execution

Driven by real signals: trend funding volatility

Directional when markets trend Neutral when markets chop Defensive when things break

That’s Keystone Core. Allocating across: • Directional (trend) • Carry (funding / yield) • Defensive (capital preservation) Non-overlapping strategies.

What’s missing is simple: A system that decides where capital should go next

On Solana, we already have the building blocks: • Jupiter Exchange → swaps • Kamino Finance → lending • Drift Protocol → perps And more primitives being shipped everyday

In TradFi, this is solved. It’s called portfolio management

Right now, that job is on the user: Chase APY Rotate too late Or don’t rotate at all

But markets don’t work like that. What matters isn’t the strategy— it’s how capital moves between them

Because everything is fragmented. You pick one strategy You deposit And you hope it keeps working

Directional, carry, and defensive strategies all work— just not at the same time. Allocation is King.

Launching an on-chain asset manager isn’t about moving fast. It’s about managing risk—and earning trust over time. Here’s how we’re building Keystone Finance 🧵