/manual·resultra.xyz/docs·STATUS: TESTNET MVP · UNAUDITED
Every rule, every
number, every address.
The manual is the system's record: what the program may do, which parameters bound it, and exactly what lives on Solana Devnet today. Addresses first — verify before you interact — then the five facts, then the numbers, then the answers.
01 · CORE PROGRAM
1 NON-UPGRADEABLE
Anchor BPF program · Protocol, Feed, Pool, FeeVault, Basket PDAs + SPL share mints
02 · MOCK FEEDS
12 300 S BEAT
BTC ETH SOL NVDA TSLA AAPL MSFT AMZN GOOGL META SPY QQQ
03 · DEPLOYED
09·23 2026
verified via RPC + Solana Explorer (cluster=devnet)
04 · ADMIN KEYS OVER FUNDS
0
governance can only narrow parameters within hard caps
Deployment
solana devnet · 2026-09-23
| Account | Address | Verify |
|---|
deployed 2026-09-23 · non-upgradeable Anchor program · gas in native SOL · deployer holds no admin keys over funds
Primer
five facts · read this, then the sources
- FACT 01What it is
- A protocol for issuing tokenized index baskets on Solana: a weighted, leveraged set of synthetic exposures (stocks, ETFs, crypto) packaged into one SPL token. Mint the share, run the strategy.
- FACT 02One program
- A single non-upgradeable Anchor program: the governance singleton, oracle feeds, fee vault, backstop pool and basket vaults are PDA account families inside it. No owner withdraw keys anywhere — governance can only narrow parameters within hard caps.
- FACT 03Four states
- A basket moves Seeded → Active → Frozen → Settled. Transitions are deterministic health() outcomes, never an operator's judgment call. A frozen basket redeems at NAV and nothing else.
- FACT 04Leverage, synthetically
- Exposure comes from a counterparty pool, not borrowed assets. Actual leverage is measured from NAV and margin; a 0.25× drift triggers permissionless rebalances, 3.25× triggers emergency deleverage — anyone may call either for a bounty.
- FACT 05Native-asset collateral
- The chain's gas token is native SOL; Resultra wraps it as canonical wSOL — the protocol's unit of account. Entry/exit 10 bps each, management 1%/yr, performance 10% over high-water — declared at minting, only ever reducible.
Numbers
a worked example · not a forecast
Ten wrapped SOL walk the full path — deposit, entry fee, shares struck at NAV, target exposure. Every number below is a declared parameter, not a projection; nothing depends on an operator behaving well.
fees accrue per second, performance by the dilution method over a high-water mark · each bound hard-capped on-chain (≤ 50 / ≤ 50 / ≤ 2% / ≤ 20%)
Specification
every bound · one sheet
| Parameter | Default | Bound |
|---|---|---|
| Weight constraint | Σ|wᵢ| = 100% | single leg ≤ 50% · long-only in Phase 1 |
| Legs per basket | 2 – 5 | hard cap 8 |
| Target leverage | 1.0× – 3.0× | creation refused above 3.0× |
| Rebalance trigger | |L_actual − L_target| ≥ 0.25× | permissionless · keeper-bountied |
| Emergency deleverage | L_actual ≥ 3.25× | anyone may call |
| Soft liquidation | NAV ≤ 15% of entry | — |
| Entry / exit fee | 10 bps / 10 bps | each ≤ 50 bps |
| Management fee | 1% / year | ≤ 2% · accrues per second |
| Performance fee | 10% over high-water mark | ≤ 20% · dilution method |
| Oracle heartbeat | 300 s (testnet) | any stale leg → protocol halt |
| Deposit asset | WSOL — wrapped native SOL | 9 decimals · protocol unit of account |
| Gas token | SOL (native) | devnet fees ~0.000005 SOL/tx |
FAQ
six questions · straight answers
Q·01What exactly do I hold?
Q·02Where does the leverage come from?
Q·03What if an oracle goes stale?
Q·04Can the terms change after I mint?
Q·05What does it cost?
Q·06Is this audited? Is there a mainnet?
Session plan
three phases · v0.3
Phase 01 — Testnet MVP
One non-upgradeable Anchor program on Solana Devnet, eight demo baskets, twelve mock feeds on a 300 s heartbeat, permissionless rebalances with bounties.
Phase 02 — Deeper water
Short weights, liquidation incentives, fuzz and simulation reports published with the manual, Chainlink stock and ETF feeds mapped to the registry.
Phase 03 — Mainnet evaluation
Compliance assessment, audited contracts, position limits ramp, and the $RES utility evaluated against the checklist before anything ships.