Risks
Risks
Staking on Yield Oracle never puts your coins in anyone's hands. It still carries risks. Read them before you stake.
No part of Yield Oracle can move your coins. That removes one kind of risk. These are the ones that remain.
Memecoin prices
pump.fun coins can lose most or all of their value quickly. Rewards are paid in SOL, but the coins you stake stay yours, with all of their price risk.
Rewards are not guaranteed
Rewards depend on trading of $ORACLE. If trading slows, creator rewards fall and so does the yield. A past APY says nothing about the next one.
The requirement can rise
If the market cap of $ORACLE falls, the requirement goes up, and your stakes pause until you top up or it comes back down.
Payouts depend on the operator
Payouts are sent from the rewards wallet by whoever holds its key. The site shows what every wallet has earned and every payout sent, so a late payout is visible to everyone, but the site cannot force one.
Readings, not locks
The site reads balances every ten minutes. A reading can fail when Solana or a price source is down. A window without a reading earns nothing for anyone.
Prices can be pushed
A stake counts at the market price of its coin, and a thinly traded coin can be moved by one buyer. Staking a coin you pushed up earns weight at a price you could not sell at, and you carry the loss when it falls back.
Contract risk
Yield Oracle has no contract and holds no user coins. Signing in is a message, not a transaction. The only programs involved are pump.fun's, PumpSwap's and Solana's own.
Not advice
Nothing on this site is financial advice. Only stake what you can afford to lose.