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Introduction
Jeeto is a Solana launchpad with one twist: every coin you deploy automatically stakes its trading fees through Jito. Instead of fees evaporating, they compound into a real, on-chain treasury denominated in JitoSOL.
A normal memecoin launch generates fees on every buy and sell — and then does nothing useful with them. Jeeto wires those fees directly into Jito liquid staking. The result is a token whose backing grows with its own volume, earning staking and MEV yield the entire time.
TL;DR — Launch a coin, choose how much of its fees to stake (default 100%), and Jeeto handles the rest: sweep → swap → stake → compound, automatically and non-custodially.
How fee-staking works
Every Jeeto coin is deployed with a small on-chain fee router attached. Whenever the token trades, the router intercepts the protocol fee and runs it through a fixed pipeline:
- Collect — the trading fee accrues in the router.
- Sweep & swap — past a small threshold, the balance is swapped to SOL via Jupiter for best execution.
- Stake — the SOL is deposited into Jito's stake pool, minting
JitoSOLto the coin's treasury. - Compound — JitoSOL appreciates as staking and MEV rewards accrue; nothing needs to be claimed.
// simplified fee-router flow (per trade)
fee = trade.amount * FEE_BPS / 10_000
treasury.collect(fee)
if treasury.pending >= SWEEP_THRESHOLD:
sol = jupiter.swap(treasury.pending, "SOL")
jitoSOL = jito.stake(sol * STAKE_PCT) // set at launch
creator.send(sol * (1 - STAKE_PCT))
treasury.deposit(jitoSOL)
The router is set at creation and the mint authority is revoked, so the fee logic can't be changed or rugged after launch.
Quickstart
Launching takes about a minute. Full walkthrough on the Launch page.
- Open Launch and connect a Solana wallet.
- Enter a name, ticker and image.
- Set Fees staked (0–100%). Leave at
100%to stake everything. - Click Deploy and approve the transaction (~
0.02 SOL). - Done — your coin is tradeable and its fees stake from the first trade.
Fees & the split
Jeeto charges a flat trading fee on each swap. You decide, at launch, how that fee is divided between your staked treasury and your creator wallet.
| Parameter | Default | Range |
|---|---|---|
| Trading fee | 1.0% | fixed |
| Staked to treasury | 100% | 0–100% |
| To creator wallet | 0% | 0–100% |
| Sweep threshold | 0.25 SOL | fixed |
Example: at $82k daily volume and a 1% fee, ~$820/day flows through the router. With the split at 100%, all of it is staked into JitoSOL.
JitoSOL & yield
JitoSOL is Jito's liquid-staking token. Holding it earns two things at once:
- Staking rewards — your SOL is delegated to high-performance Solana validators.
- MEV rewards — Jito validators share MEV tips back to JitoSOL holders, which is why its APY typically beats vanilla staking.
Yield accrues by JitoSOL's exchange rate rising versus SOL — so the treasury's value grows even though the JitoSOL balance stays the same. There's nothing to claim and nothing to restake.
Treasury
The staked JitoSOL lives in a treasury wallet tied to your coin. You choose the policy at launch:
- Compound — leave it staking to back the token's value (default).
- Community — route control to a multisig or DAO wallet.
- Buybacks — periodically unstake and buy back the token to support the chart.
Policy is enforced on-chain. Whatever you pick, the staking never stops unless you change the split.
Unstaking
Because the treasury holds JitoSOL rather than native stake, it stays fully liquid:
- Instant — swap JitoSOL → SOL on any DEX for a small market spread.
- Native — redeem through Jito's stake pool with no fee, subject to the normal epoch window.
No multi-day cooldown is required to access the value — that's the advantage of liquid staking over locking native stake.
FAQ
Is Jeeto custodial?
No. You sign every action with your own wallet, and the fee router runs on-chain. Jeeto never holds your keys or your treasury.
Can the fee split change after launch?
The split is configured at deploy. Depending on the policy you choose it can be locked permanently or adjusted by your treasury authority — but the staking pipeline itself can't be removed.
What if volume is low?
Fees only stake once they cross the sweep threshold, so low volume simply means slower accumulation. Nothing is lost — pending fees stake on the next sweep.
Do holders earn the yield directly?
Yield accrues to the coin's treasury, not to individual wallets. How that benefits holders depends on the treasury policy set at launch.
Is this affiliated with Jito?
No. Jeeto is an independent project that integrates Jito's public liquid-staking pool. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Jito Foundation.