We built a token that banks its own upside.
BANKED is live.
Most tokens generate fees.
Those fees usually leave the market.
The token keeps trading, the creator gets paid, and nothing is left behind for the asset itself.
BANKED does it differently.
It trades against xSOL.
A portion of the creator fees flows back into the BANKED vault as xSOL.
That xSOL stays exposed.
When the vault has eligible profit, part of that upside is crystallized into hyUSD.
Once value is banked, it stays banked.
The vault becomes two things:
xSOL — active exposure
hyUSD — banked value
But the vault isn’t just a number on a dashboard.
Holders can burn BANKED and redeem their proportional share of the actual xSOL + hyUSD sitting inside it.
Burn BANKED → redeem the vault.
No points.
No future reward promise.
The token itself is the claim.
BANKED starts with one token because we wanted the full mechanism running with real trades, real fees and a real vault before turning it into infrastructure.
V1 is BANKED.
trades
→ fees
→ xSOL vault
→ upside
→ hyUSD banked
→ burn
→ redeem
Then comes V2.
Anyone will be able to launch through BANKED.
Each launch gets its own xSOL market, its own vault and its own burn-to-redeem mechanism.
BANKED is the first one.
The vault is open.
$BANKED
https://t.co/Qq1UeMAX8r
The Stability Pool is still outperforming 99% of Solana traders.
The SP is sitting on $663K in unrealized profit from its latest activation cycle and has started to rotate xSOL into hyUSD.
As a result, sHYUSD has reached a new all-time high of $1.44 per token.
3.6% of the supply has already been burned.
Burn → redeem is now working.
Next up: BANKED Launchpad — currently in preparation.
https://t.co/uyiyPcckM2
We’re relaunching BANKED.
Someone accumulated ~17% of the supply before the launch had properly developed, putting the market in a bad position from the start.
Rather than pretend everything is fine, we’re resetting it properly.
New CA.
Same BANKED protocol.
Clean launch.
We’re relaunching BANKED.
Someone accumulated ~17% of the supply before the launch had properly developed, putting the market in a bad position from the start.
Rather than pretend everything is fine, we’re resetting it properly.
New CA.
Same BANKED protocol.
Clean launch.
We built a token that banks its own upside.
BANKED is live.
Most tokens generate fees.
Those fees usually leave the market.
The token keeps trading, the creator gets paid, and nothing is left behind for the asset itself.
BANKED does it differently.
It trades against xSOL.
A portion of the creator fees flows back into the BANKED vault as xSOL.
That xSOL stays exposed.
When the vault has eligible profit, part of that upside is crystallized into hyUSD.
Once value is banked, it stays banked.
The vault becomes two things:
xSOL — active exposure
hyUSD — banked value
But the vault isn’t just a number on a dashboard.
Holders can burn BANKED and redeem their proportional share of the actual xSOL + hyUSD sitting inside it.
Burn BANKED → redeem the vault.
No points.
No future reward promise.
The token itself is the claim.
BANKED starts with one token because we wanted the full mechanism running with real trades, real fees and a real vault before turning it into infrastructure.
V1 is BANKED.
trades
→ fees
→ xSOL vault
→ upside
→ hyUSD banked
→ burn
→ redeem
Then comes V2.
Anyone will be able to launch through BANKED.
Each launch gets its own xSOL market, its own vault and its own burn-to-redeem mechanism.
BANKED is the first one.
The vault is open.
$BANKED
https://t.co/Qq1UeMAX8r
The first BANKED launchpad is coming.
Soon, anyone will be able to launch an xSOL-paired token with its own vault, its own fee flow, and its own burn-to-redeem mechanism.
BANKED is the first.
https://t.co/uyiyPcckM2