PotBot
Programmable containers, portfolio logic, permissions and the infrastructure connecting capital to Solana.
Products
Infrastructure before experiments.
PotBot is the core product. Everything else is a protocol layer, an ecosystem experiment or part of the archive.
Core product
Programmable vault infrastructure on Solana.
A Pot is an onchain container for tokens and tokenized assets, including RWAs. Capital inside a Pot can connect to DeFi protocols and generate yield.
When someone invests, they receive a liquid index token representing the value and composition of the underlying portfolio.
01Assets
02Pot
03DeFi strategies
04Yield
05Liquid index token
Protocol architecture
Three layers. One capital system.
Potop
Liquid investing in every Pot through an index token representing the underlying portfolio and its NAV.
StampPot
Privacy-oriented research for sensitive ownership, deposits, withdrawals and treasury coordination.
Product status
What exists. What comes next.
Current infrastructure
- Programmable Pots
- Multi-asset vault architecture
- Liquid index-token model
- Solana settlement
In development
- Potop investment flows
- Strategy integrations
- NAV-based deposits and withdrawals
- StampPot privacy research
Future direction
- Index-token collateral
- Borrowing and reinvestment
- Looping portfolio economy
- Broader tokenized-asset support
Ecosystem experiments
Useful ideas with honest labels.
In development
SOLO Wallet
An ecosystem experiment exploring a focused wallet experience. It remains in development and is not positioned as a live core product.
Community experiment
$PEACE
A community-led experiment kept separate from PotBot's product and protocol positioning.
Legacy archive
PotBot v1 proved the social-vault idea.
The original Telegram-native shared-wallet bot validated the first concept and won the Shipyard NL Solana Hackathon. It now belongs to the product history, while the current PotBot moves the idea into programmable onchain infrastructure.