Circuit

Still the simplest version: hold 100k+ $CIRCUIT, earn SOL automatically from real trading. The rest is just how the machine makes it happen. circuitonsol.xyz Not a security. NFA. DYOR.

📅 This week CIRCUIT paid holders 28.120 SOL, just for holding. Held 1%? ~0.281 SOL to you this week. The reflection engine never stops. $CIRCUIT

Two weeks in. You now understand the fee split, the micro-LPs, the arbitrage loop, impermanent loss, and why we burned liquidity. That is the whole protocol. circuitonsol.xyz

The flywheel does not sleep, does not take weekends, does not need you to do anything but hold. Real yield, real volume, real SOL. circuitonsol.xyz

Circuit in one loop, in words: Fees become SOL for holders plus a new micro-LP. The pool pulls arbitrage volume. The volume pays more fees. The loop feeds itself. circuitonsol.xyz

Most "yield" in DeFi is a token printer with a countdown. Circuit's yield is SOL that came from fees on trades that already happened. No printer, no countdown. Not a security. NFA. DYOR.

@StakePointApp Good Tech

We just scored a Grade A security audit from Auditr.xyz! Zero across the board with no critical, high, medium, low, or informational findings! Our Rust contract has been through multiple independent dev reviews, third party audits, and now a formal public grade. Security isn't something we bolt on at the end, it's built into everything we ship. $8M+ locked on StakePoint with zero incidents since launch. Big thanks to @CircuitSOL for pointing us to Auditr 🤝 (If you haven't checked them out yet, i highly recommend - Solid team!!) 🔗 auditr.xyz/public/c192a76…

The treasury is not a promise, it is a balance that funds pools. As fees come in, it deploys more 2 SOL micro-LPs. More pools, more surface area for volume. You can watch the pool count climb. circuitonsol.xyz

The 4% fee, where it goes: 2% converted to SOL and paid to holders. 2% to the treasury to build the next pool. The fee builds the machine and pays you. That is all of it. Dividends are not guaranteed. NFA.

Pick any Circuit pair on Dexscreener and watch the trades tick. Each one pays a fee. A slice of every one of those becomes SOL in holder wallets. circuitonsol.xyz

Why "we don't run the bots" matters: We are not betting and we do not need to win trades. We create pools where price gaps appear, and independent arbitrage bots compete to close them. Their competition is our fee income. That is the win-win. circuitonsol.xyz/docs

Solana does 400ms blocks and sub-cent fees. That is the only reason micro-arbitrage at this scale even works. Circuit is built for the chain it lives on. Not a security. NFA.

Three things Circuit holders never do: stake, lock, or claim. You hold 500k+ $CIRCUIT, the protocol streams SOL to your wallet. That is the entire user manual. Dividends are not guaranteed. NFA.

Impermanent loss is the LP boogeyman. Circuit's micro-LPs are small and many, so any single pool's IL is tiny and the fee income is designed to outweigh it. Capital efficiency on purpose. circuitonsol.xyz/docs

Monday on Circuit. More pools live, more volume routed, more SOL out the door to holders. This week: the parts of the machine people ask about most. circuitonsol.xyz

The whole pitch, one line: real yield in SOL, from real trading, paid automatically to holders. Hold 500k+ and you are in. circuitonsol.xyz Not a security. NFA. DYOR.

Week one down. We covered the flywheel, where SOL dividends come from, why micro-LPs, and burnt liquidity. If you get those four, you get Circuit. circuitonsol.xyz

We don't run the bots. We build the track they race on. Every lap pays the people holding $CIRCUIT. Join the community and watch the laps add up.

Circuit, explained simply: We build tiny trading pools. Bots trade them and pay a toll. We split the tolls with everyone holding the token, in SOL. circuitonsol.xyz

Emissions farms print tokens to pay you, then the token bleeds. Circuit pays you in SOL from fees that already happened. Nothing is minted to reward you. That is the difference between real yield and a countdown. Not a security. NFA.