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Stake SOL with a six-year Solana validator — native or liquid, instant or standard unstake — plus USDC yield through the same operator.
Stake SOL a few times and you end up with a pile of stake accounts. Hubra can merge them back into one. No cooldown, no fee beyond the network's. Active ones need the same validator. Ones still warming up need the same activation epoch. https://t.co/EXlB7N0mew
Unstaking on Solana doesn't take 2 to 3 days anymore. Since Alpenglow, an epoch runs about 25.5 hours. Deactivated stake usually unlocks at the next epoch boundary. Unstake an hour before it and you wait about an hour. Full breakdown: https://hubra.app/blog/solana-unstaking-after-alpenglow
Need 3 SOL out of a 10 SOL native stake? In Hubra it's two steps. Split off the 3. Swap that slice for SOL through Sanctum at a live quote, if the pool has liquidity. The other 7 stay delegated to us. No Hubra fee, just price impact. https://t.co/dpO1yQTGwj
Many liquid staking tokens spread your SOL across a long list of validators. raSOL uses one. Ours. No delegation strategy, no rotating set. You know exactly who runs your stake. https://t.co/cmbHM39bfD
Jupiter shipped a staking page. Its FAQ answers four questions: where the yield comes from, who takes a cut, how fast you can exit, what can go wrong. Ask them of anyone. Us included. Native stake with us has no third-party contract in between. https://x.com/JupiterExchange/status/2114724808390754422
Community members praise Hubra's technical solutions and developer tools, particularly Seeker Connect for improving Solana mobile wallet failures and data indexing capabilities. However, one serious fraud allegation claims Hubra Earn was shut down with user funds retained.
@HubraApp @solanamobile Yeah seeker connect has helped us so much. We used to do 1-2 fixes per week to improve SMW failures - mainly on the "create miner" side as it is not a standard instruction.
@HubraApp Agreed on the size. The package build was the hardest part. Most of the effort went into decoding the right events and checking the output, and in the Lend data some rates have no on-chain update event at all, so those come back null. The agent skills help with scaffolding and testing, but a human still has to check the numbers.
@HubraApp finally someone fixed the fragmentation mess
@HubraApp bro fr fr, feel like its under the radar tbh
@HubraApp Glad you guys found it useful🙂
@HubraApp half right is my whole strategy at this point
Hubra is a staking platform built around a single, six-year-old Solana validator, offering both native and liquid staking from one operator. Native staking delegates SOL directly to Hubra's validator while custody stays in the user's own wallet; liquid staking mints raSOL, a transferable receipt usable across Solana DeFi whose redemption rate climbs every epoch. Both paths support instant unstake — native positions can be routed through Sanctum's depositStake to settle to SOL in one transaction (paying only a price-impact fee), and raSOL can be swapped back to SOL through Sanctum's pooled LST liquidity — alongside the standard slow path (epoch deactivation, no fee). Hubra also runs USDC Earn, stablecoin yield from the same operator routed through audited venues like the Voltr vault, withdrawable instantly with no cooldown or fee. The platform is built for both humans (a wallet-connect app with gasless transactions at hubra.app) and AI agents (a plain-HTTPS Agent API with no API key, returning unsigned transactions for the agent to sign locally) — both calling the same underlying server actions so they get identical on-chain results.