SarosFarm

Supply liquidity to earn tokens.

One of the most common problems that Builders encounter is growing the assets’ liquidity after the project's launch. On Solana, project owners must currently build incentives by using liquidity mining programs, which fragment the liquidity providers as they have to constantly hunt for projects with such programs.

To solve this problem, we introduce SarosFarm, an aggregation platform for different incentivized pools to assist projects rapidly and gradually increase their liquidity.

What is SarosFarm?

At SarosFarm, users are able to earn rewards by staking your Liquidity Provider (LP) tokens. Not only popular token pairs are made available on the platform, such as SOL-USDC, but freshly launched projects are also supported. This is one of Saros’ solutions for liquidity issues on Solana.

By staking LP tokens, you are supporting Saros as well as other exchanges like Serum DEX, Raydium, Orca,... by providing liquidity.

Notice: Yield farming can give high APYs rewards, but it comes with a risk of Impermanent Loss. It’s not as scary as it sounds, but it is worth learning about the concept before you get started. Check out this great article about Impermanent Loss from Binance Academy to learn more.

Enjoy earnings while supporting the whole Solana ecosystem by adding liquidity to your favorite token pairs.

Outstanding qualities of SarosFarm

Low cost

Being based on Solana affords Saros several advantages of low transaction fees enabling a wider and higher-touch design space for yield farming pools. The average transaction fee is less than a penny.

Ultimate user experience

Users can enjoy the friendly and beautiful interface from the ground with the ultra-fast transaction with low latency, at scale.

Composability

High performance, with the ability to process at scale, without losing security or decentralization.

Bullet-proof security

At Saros, we take security seriously and endeavor to make our smart contracts as secure as possible. The smart contract has been audited by Inspex.

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