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Solana DeFi Glossary
Definitions of key terms used in Solana DeFi, token locking, LP locking, and staking. Published by the StakePoint team.
Solana DeFi
Decentralised finance applications built on the Solana blockchain.
Definition
Solana DeFi refers to the ecosystem of decentralised finance (DeFi) applications built on the Solana blockchain. DeFi applications provide financial services — including trading, lending, borrowing, and yield generation — through on-chain smart contracts without intermediaries.
Solana is a popular blockchain for DeFi due to its high transaction throughput, low fees, and fast finality. Major Solana DeFi protocols include Raydium, Meteora, Jupiter, and Orca for trading and liquidity, and platforms like StakePoint for token locking and staking.
Solana DeFi applications are non-custodial — users interact directly with smart contracts and retain full control of their assets at all times.
StakePoint & Solana DeFi
StakePoint is a Solana DeFi platform providing token locking, LP locking, and token staking pools. It is listed on DeFiLlama and DappRadar as a Solana DeFi protocol.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Solana DeFi?
Solana DeFi is the ecosystem of decentralised finance applications on Solana — including DEXs, lending protocols, staking platforms, and token locking tools.
What are the main Solana DeFi platforms?
Major Solana DeFi platforms include Raydium and Meteora for liquidity, Jupiter for swaps, and StakePoint for token locking and staking pools.
Related Terms
Non-Custodial
A design where a platform never holds or controls user funds.
Staking Pool
An on-chain contract where token holders deposit tokens to earn rewards.
LP Locker
A smart contract that locks liquidity pool tokens on-chain until a set unlock date.
Raydium
The largest decentralised exchange and AMM on Solana.
Anchor Smart Contract
A Solana smart contract built using the Anchor framework.