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Reference
One or two sentences per term, and short answers to the questions people arrive with. For the reasoning behind any of them, see how the numbers work.
No. It is the SOL you receive if you redeem through the pool. A DEX may quote less, particularly for a small pool. We do not track market prices at all.
Either it is still collecting (too little history for a window) or its reading is stale. Both are stated on the pool’s page. We would rather show nothing than a figure we cannot support.
The chart shows what would reach your wallet if you exited at each point. A deposit fee buys fewer tokens on entry; a withdrawal fee reduces what you would receive on exit. Either can put the first point below your stake. For example, 100 SOL with no deposit fee and a 0.1% withdrawal fee starts at 99.9 SOL as an immediate-exit value, even though the fee is not charged until you leave. Switch costs off to see the return before these one-off fees. See how one-off fees are plotted.
One of the pools you picked is younger than a year. The period shrinks to what every pool has a record for, so the comparison stays like for like. The chart names the pool and the period it drew. See pools of different ages.
Its figure is unsettled: a very small pool moving on a single reward, or a pool that caught up on missed readings. The default order groups settled pools first. Choose APY Raw to sort by the printed number regardless.
Because that would give a smooth average rather than what happened. We replay the pool’s recorded values epoch by epoch and derive the realised figure from the result. See why not compound interest.
From Sanctum’s published per-epoch figures, for the period before we sampled a pool ourselves. The join is shaded and labelled on every chart, and every point is tagged with its source in the API.
Nobody can say. The figure records what the pool paid over its window. Its validators, fees and size can all change, and a pool that changed them recently can pay something quite different tomorrow.
Ongoing fees (validator commission and the pool’s own cut) are already inside redemption value, so yes. One-off deposit and withdrawal fees are not: they are applied to the holding period you choose, and you can switch them off.
Yes. LST Radar is run by Guardian Validator, and gS (Guardian Staked SOL) is our own pool: a Sanctum single-validator pool whose stake is delegated to us. Wherever it is named it carries an “Ours” mark, and it is measured by the same code as every other pool. The full statement is on the disclosure page.
Tell us. It may well be wrong, and we will either fix it or explain it. Contact details are at the foot of how the numbers work.