Nothing synthetic.
Every position is a long in the actual token, bought through Jupiter on Solana. No price bets, no shorts, no hidden counterparty.
Leveraged buys on Solana meme coins, up to 3×.
Stakers fund the size. The team stakes too.
A little signal.
Three times the conviction.
HOW A TREBLE
BUY WORKS.
Put up margin from your wallet. The staking pool lends up to twice as much again. The program buys the real token on Solana and holds it until you close.
Paid from your own wallet. The only capital you put at risk.
Lent from the Treble pool, repaid with interest when you close.
Bought through Jupiter and held onchain until the position closes.
EXAMPLE$100 margin + $200 from the pool buys $300 of the token. The opening fee is paid on top.
Every 3× buy borrows from one shared pool. The fees those positions actually pay flow back to the people who staked, added to pool share value.
Stake in the app↗THE TEAM
STAKES TOO.
Same pool. Same shares. Same risk.
The Treble dev team stakes alongside everyone else. When buyers pay fees, we earn with you. When the pool takes a loss, so do we.
Staked capital is lent to buyers and is at risk. Returns vary and are not guaranteed.
Real tokens.
Hard limits.
Your keys.
Every position is a long in the actual token, bought through Jupiter on Solana. No price bets, no shorts, no hidden counterparty.
Max buy is 3×, and every position is isolated with its own margin and liquidation line. A bad trade stays inside that position.
Treble never holds your keys. Every buy, close and stake is approved in Phantom, Solflare or Backpack.
Plain answers for buyers and stakers.
Read them once before your first 3×.
Your position is three times your margin. With $1,000 of margin, the pool lends $2,000 and you hold $3,000 of the token. A 1% move changes the position’s value by about $30, in either direction, before fees and interest.
Stakers. They deposit into the Treble pool, which lends to buyers and is repaid with interest when positions close. The dev team stakes in the same pool, on the same terms.
80% of the fees positions actually pay, added to the value of pool shares. 15% goes to the insurance reserve and 5% to the treasury. There is no separate reward token, and returns vary with activity.
If a position’s value falls to its liquidation line, it can be closed and the tokens sold to repay the pool. Higher size means less room for an adverse move. You can lose your full margin.
Every position is capped at 3× and isolated. New loans cannot push pool utilisation past 60%, and the insurance reserve absorbs losses before stakers do. Staked capital is still at risk.