Two assets.
One token.
Always compounding.
Maru fuses Solana and tokenized NVIDIA into a single SPL token. Each unit is a share of a full-range SOL / NVDA liquidity position whose trading fees are folded back into the asset.
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A pair token is an LP position you can hold like a coin.
Normally, providing liquidity means locking two tokens in a pool and getting back a position that sits in a wallet doing one job. You can't trade it easily, you can't pair it, and fees pile up on the side until you claim them.
A pair token turns that position into a fungible token. A SOLNVDA token represents a proportional share of a full-range SOL / NVDA pool. When people trade between SOL and NVDA through that pool, they pay fees — and those fees are compounded back into the pool, so each SOLNVDA stands for a slightly larger position over time.
Because it's a standard SPL token, SOLNVDA can be bought, sold, transferred, used as collateral, or paired in its own pool — on any Solana venue.
Fused exposure
One token tracks a blend of Solana and NVIDIA's stock price, rebalanced by the pool itself.
Self-compounding
Anyone can trigger the compound call. Collected fees are added back into the position for every holder.
Fully composable
An SPL token, not a position NFT. Trade it, LP it, lend it, build on it.
Born on Solana
Fast, cheap compounding — and a fair launch on pump.fun for the $vMARU token.
Mint, hold, compound, redeem.
- STEP 1 Mint Deposit SOL and tokenized NVIDIA (NVDAx) — or just one side and let the protocol swap half. You receive SOLNVDA pair tokens for your share.
- STEP 2 Pool earns fees Your deposit sits in a full-range SOL / NVDA pool. Every swap through it pays a trading fee to the pool.
- STEP 3 Compound Anyone can call compound. Fees are reinvested into the position, so each SOLNVDA is backed by more SOL and NVDA than before.
- STEP 4 Redeem anytime Burn SOLNVDA to withdraw your proportional share of the pool, including the fees it has compounded.
Fees in. Buybacks out.
Minting and redeeming are free. Each compound takes a 10% cut of the LP fees collected, and that cut is used to buy back $vMARU on the open market. The more SOL / NVDA trades through Maru pools, the more buy pressure flows to the token.
SOL × NVDA is the first pair. The same primitive works for any two Solana assets — new pairs route their buyback fee to $vMARU too.
2.8% of $vMARU is locked on-chain.
A share of the $vMARU supply sits in a Streamflow token-lock contract. Locked tokens can't be moved or sold until the lock releases — and anyone can verify it on-chain.
Good questions.
Where does the NVIDIA side come from?
The pool uses NVDAx, a tokenized tracker certificate on Solana issued by Backed that follows NVIDIA's share price. It gives price exposure only — not NVIDIA shares or shareholder rights.
What's the difference between $vMARU and a pair token?
Pair tokens (starting with SOLNVDA) wrap an LP position. $vMARU is the network token launched on pump.fun, which receives the 10% buyback from every pair's compounding.
Is any of the supply locked?
Yes — 2.8% of the $vMARU supply is locked in a Streamflow contract on Solana. You can check the lock and its release schedule directly on Streamflow.
Who calls compound?
Anyone. The function is permissionless, so fees keep getting folded back in without relying on a single operator.
Can I lose money?
Yes. A pair token carries the price risk of both SOL and NVDA, plus impermanent loss when their prices diverge. Fee income can offset this but isn't guaranteed. Smart-contract risk applies, and pump.fun tokens are highly volatile.
A new token for a new kind of exposure.
Fuse SOL and NVDA. Let the fees compound. Only on Solana.