JSOL interest rates: staking, lending and yield farming
Every liquid DeFi pool that includes JSOL: 4 pools across 4 protocols and 1 chains. Live APY with base/reward split, 30-day average and risk flags. Updated 2 h ago
| Pool | APY | 30d avg | TVL ▾ | 30d | Risk | Chain | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JSOL JPool · 7% rewards fee | 4.87% base 4.87% | 4.90% | $125.9M | Single Stable/Up | Solana | Deposit ↗ | |
| JSOL Kamino Lend · SOL/BTC Market | 0.00% base 0.00% | 0.00% | $5.1M | — | Single | Solana | Deposit ↗ |
| JSOL Save · Main Pool | 0.00% base 0.00% | 0.00% | $2.7M | — | Single | Solana | Deposit ↗ |
By protocol
- JPoolbest 4.87% · 1 pools · $125.9M
- Kamino Lendbest 0.00% · 1 pools · $5.1M
- Savebest 0.00% · 1 pools · $2.7M
By chain
- Solanabest 4.87% · 3 pools · $133.7M
Top single-asset JSOL pools by APY TVL ≥ $1M
- JPool Solana · 7% rewards fee4.87% · 30d 4.90% · $125.9M
- Kamino Lend Solana · SOL/BTC Market0.00% · 30d 0.00% · $5.1M
- Save Solana · Main Pool0.00% · 30d 0.00% · $2.7M
How to earn on JSOL
Single-asset options (lending, staking, savings vaults) pay interest without exposing you to another token; your JSOL balance grows and you can withdraw the same asset. Liquidity pairs earn trading fees plus rewards but hold JSOL together with a second asset, so the value moves with both prices (impermanent loss). The “Single” chip marks the first kind.
Each row links to the protocol’s own deposit page. Check the chain first: the same protocol can pay different rates on Ethereum, Base or Arbitrum, and moving funds costs a bridge fee (see bridges). Rates refresh hourly; the 30-day average shows whether today’s number is typical.