Liquid-staking, on one board
Every LST's peg,
lit up live.
Peglight ranks the major Solana liquid-staking tokens by their live SOL exchange rate, USD price, pool depth, volume, supply and TVL — and a transparent implied-APY model. The rates, prices and supply are real and keyless. Nothing here is staked, traded, minted or custodied.
Read-only concept. Exchange rates and USD prices are live from Jupiter, pool depth and volume from DexScreener, and circulating supply from a same-origin Solana RPC. LSTs trade above 1 SOL by design as they accrue staking yield — Peglight shows deviation from the cohort, never a "premium bug". The implied APY is a clearly-labelled model, not a quote. Not financial advice.
Your wallet
You, read from the chain
A read-only view of your connected wallet, read live from the chain. Peglight never requests a transaction or a signature — it only reads public on-chain data through a same-origin RPC.
The board
LST peg & yield board
The curated liquid-staking cohort ranked live. SOL exchange rate and USD price are from Jupiter; pool depth and 24-hour volume from the deepest DexScreener pair; circulating supply from a same-origin Solana RPC, and TVL derived from supply × USD price. The implied APY is a transparent model, labelled wherever it appears.
| # | LST | SOL rate | vs cohort | USD price | Pool depth | Vol 24h | Supply | TVL | Implied APY |
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"vs cohort" is each token's SOL exchange rate relative to the cohort median — a relative readout, not a mispricing. A rate above 1.0 (or above the median) usually means more accrued staking yield, not a bug. The implied APY is an illustrative model generated deterministically per token and labelled "model"; it is not a staking quote. Curated sample cohort; not a recommendation. Not financial advice.
The dials
Peg rate dials
Each dial reads one token's live SOL exchange rate on a 1.00 → 1.35 scale, with its deviation from the cohort median. The needle and glow are driven by the same live data as the board — higher on the dial simply means more SOL per token.
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Under the hood
How the board is built
Four steps, each a real call to a public, keyless endpoint. The only modelled part — the implied APY — is labelled wherever it shows.
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Read the exchange rate
Peglight pulls each LST's live USD price from Jupiter alongside SOL's, then derives the SOL exchange rate as the token's price divided by SOL's — the live market rate.
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Measure the pools
For every mint it pulls the deepest DexScreener pair and reads live pool liquidity and 24-hour volume — how much depth actually backs the token.
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Count the supply
A same-origin Solana RPC returns each token's circulating supply via getTokenSupply. Supply × USD price gives a live TVL estimate per token.
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Light the board
The cohort median rate sets the deviation column, the dials read each rate, and a transparent APY model fills the last column — clearly marked, never a quote.
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Straight answers
Questions
Why do these tokens trade above 1 SOL?
By design. A liquid-staking token represents staked SOL that is earning, so one LST is redeemable for a little more than one SOL and that amount grows over time as rewards accrue. A rate above 1.0 is the normal, healthy state — it is not a premium bug. Peglight shows how each token sits relative to the cohort median so you can compare them fairly.
Is the data real?
Yes. SOL exchange rates and USD prices come live from Jupiter, pool depth and 24-hour volume from DexScreener's deepest pair for each mint, and circulating supply from a same-origin Solana RPC. TVL is supply × USD price. The only modelled figure is the implied APY.
Is the implied APY a real yield?
No. A verified APY needs each stake pool's historical redemption rate over time, which these keyless endpoints don't serve cleanly. The implied APY is a transparent model, generated deterministically per token and labelled "model" everywhere it appears. Treat it as an illustration, not a staking quote.
Can I stake, swap or buy anything here?
No. Peglight is read-only. There is no staking, no swap, no order, no custody and nothing is minted. It is a lens on public data — and it is not financial advice.
What does Connect wallet do?
It reads your public SOL balance and recent signatures through the same-origin RPC and shows them back to you. It calls connect only — never a transaction or a signature request. No accounts, no tracking, no cookies.
What this is, plainly
Peglight is a read-only concept that turns public Solana data into one liquid-staking peg & yield board. The exchange rates, prices, pool depth and supply are live and real; the implied APY is a transparent model and the cohort is a curated sample, both clearly labelled. Nothing here stakes, swaps, holds funds, signs or mints. Not financial advice.