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Poolaris product docs

Everything you need to connect, fund, run the agent, and understand how Poolaris discovers pools, manages risk, and reports performance on Meteora DLMM.

Last updated · May 30, 2026

Overview

What is Poolaris?

Poolaris is an AI-powered liquidity farming agent for Solana. It connects to your wallet, scans the Meteora pool catalog, scores opportunities by risk-adjusted yield, opens DLMM positions, rebalances bins, harvests fees, and rotates pools — continuously, without manual monitoring.

You stay in control: Poolaris is non-custodial for your principal. You connect Phantom (or another Solana wallet), fund a dedicated funding wallet you authorize, start automatic mode, and withdraw back to your base wallet anytime.

Who is it for?

  • LPs who want Meteora DLMM exposure without watching bins 24/7.
  • Users comfortable with DeFi risk who prefer transparent, logged agent decisions.
  • Compounding-oriented capital that can stay deployed across multiple positions.
Poolaris does not guarantee returns. Liquidity provision can lose money through impermanent loss, low volume, smart-contract risk, or network failures.

Getting started

1. Connect your wallet

Open the app from the landing page and connect a Solana wallet: Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, Ledger, or any WalletConnect-compatible provider. Crossmint email/Google login is also supported for embedded wallets.

  • Your base wallet (e.g. Phantom) holds SOL and signs high-level actions.
  • Poolaris never asks for your seed phrase.
  • Every on-chain action requires your signature or an explicitly authorized funding wallet.

2. Fund your funding wallet

Deposit SOL into your funding wallet — the operational wallet the agent uses for LP entries, swaps, and fee claims. Minimum deploy is 0.5 SOL; keep ~0.2 SOL reserved for transaction gas so the agent is not blocked mid-rebalance.

ItemTypical amountNotes
Minimum deploy0.5 SOLUSD value moves with SOL price
Gas reserve~0.2 SOLCovers swaps, LP open/close, fee claims
Max concurrent positions3 (agent default)Capital split across top candidates
WithdrawalAnytimeOne-click return to base wallet

3. Start the agent

Once funded, start the agent from the Agent page. It runs a single fee-compounding playbook: scan the full Meteora catalog, rank pools, deploy to the best candidates (up to 3 concurrent positions), and log every decision in the activity feed.

  1. Discovery — pull live pool metrics (TVL, volume, fees, bin step, IL proxies).
  2. Scoring — risk-adjusted rank for fee compounding.
  3. Deploy — open DLMM positions up to the concurrent cap.
  4. Operate — rebalance bins, claim/compound fees, rotate when confidence drops.

Architecture & custody

Wallet model

Poolaris uses a two-wallet model designed to keep you in control while allowing automated LP operations.

  • Base wallet — your connected wallet (Phantom, etc.). Used for onboarding, deposits, and withdrawals.
  • Funding wallet — operational wallet whose keys you authorize for agent transactions within configured limits.
Poolaris cannot move funds outside the routes you have signed. Withdraw closes positions, claims fees, and returns everything to your base wallet.

Meteora DLMM

The agent primarily operates on Meteora DLMM (Dynamic Liquidity Market Maker) pools on Solana. DLMM uses discrete price bins; the agent selects bin ranges and rebalances when price moves or when a better pool scores higher.

  • Pool catalog sourced from Meteora Data API (DLMM + DAMM endpoints).
  • Live TVL, volume, and fee metrics drive scoring.
  • Entry/exit and fee claims go through Meteora program instructions.
  • Swaps for rebalancing may route through Jupiter when needed.

Data & infrastructure

LayerProviderPurpose
Chain RPCHeliusBalances, simulations, transaction broadcast
Pool dataMeteora Data APICatalog, TVL, volume, fees, portfolio
SwapsJupiterToken routing for rebalance flows
PersistenceSupabasePositions, trades, activity log, wallet registry
Agent runtimeRender24/7 bot process and LLM-assisted decisions

How the agent works

Pool discovery

On each cycle the agent evaluates the complete Meteora pool catalog — every DLMM and DAMM pool reported by Meteora APIs — not a hand-picked subset. Pools are filtered by minimum liquidity, volume, and built-in risk gates before scoring.

  • Fee/TVL ratio and 24h volume vs depth
  • Bin step and price volatility proxy
  • Token verification and holder concentration heuristics
  • Tail-risk flags (thin books, anomalous APY spikes)

Position lifecycle

  1. Open — deploy capital into selected bin range after swap if needed.
  2. Monitor — track PnL, fees, IL, and pool rank every cycle.
  3. Rebalance — shift bins or partial exit when price leaves range.
  4. Rotate — close and redeploy when another pool clears confidence threshold.
  5. Close — on withdraw or stop, exit LP, claim fees, return SOL/tokens.

Transparent reasoning

Every agent action is logged in the dashboard activity feed with the metrics that triggered it: pool address, confidence score, projected return, gas estimate, and outcome. There is no black box — you can audit decisions like a trading journal.

Dashboard & portfolio

Main views

ViewPathWhat you see
Dashboard/dashboardNet worth, open positions, agent status, onboarding
Portfolio/portfolioPnL history, pool history, performance metrics
Agent/agentStart/stop, deposit, withdraw, capital controls, activity log

Key metrics

  • Net worth — liquid SOL + open LP mark-to-market.
  • Realized PnL — closed positions (withdraw − deposit + claimed fees).
  • Net return (month) — monthly PnL ÷ mean deploy per closed position.
  • Rolling Sharpe — risk-adjusted return across recent closes (when enough data).
  • Fees generated — claimed + unclaimed Meteora fees.
Landing calculator uses fee compounding assumptions and splits deposit across up to 3 positions using the same net-return formula as the dashboard.

Fees, costs & risks

Poolaris fees

Poolaris charges performance-aligned fees on realized profit — not an upfront subscription. You pay network and protocol costs regardless (Solana tx fees, Meteora protocol fees, swap slippage).

Operating costs (on-chain)

  • Solana transaction fees for swaps, LP open/close, and fee claims.
  • Jupiter swap fees and slippage on rebalance routes.
  • Meteora protocol fees embedded in LP operations.
  • Impermanent loss on open positions (closed IL is reflected in realized PnL).

Risk disclosure

  • Smart-contract bugs in Meteora, Jupiter, or Poolaris integrations.
  • Impermanent loss when token prices diverge inside a pool.
  • Low or zero volume — fees may not compensate IL.
  • Network congestion — failed or delayed transactions.
  • Regulatory change affecting DeFi access in your jurisdiction.
Only deploy capital you can afford to lose. Past performance on the landing page or dashboard is not a guarantee of future results.

FAQ

What is the minimum to start?

0.5 SOL minimum deploy plus ~0.2 SOL gas reserve. No upfront payment to Poolaris and no subscription. USD equivalents change with SOL price.

Is Poolaris custodial?

No. You hold keys to your base wallet. The funding wallet is authorized by you for agent operations only. Poolaris cannot withdraw your principal to arbitrary addresses outside the signed flows.

How do I stop and withdraw?

Click Withdraw in the agent panel. The agent closes open positions, claims unclaimed fees, and returns funds to your base wallet. You sign once; the process typically completes in seconds barring network congestion.

Support & contact

Product questions: support@poolaris.ai · Legal: legal@poolaris.ai · Privacy: privacy@poolaris.ai

Ready to start?

Connect your wallet, fund 0.5 SOL minimum, and let the agent scan the full Meteora catalog.

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