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About Hylo
Hylo is a Solana protocol built on two symbiotic tokens. hyUSD is a stablecoin backed by Solana liquid staking tokens rather than fiat or treasuries — the collateral itself earns staking yield, which is how holders can earn between 10% and 30%.
xSOL is a tokenised leverage position that absorbs the volatility, effectively hedging it out of the stablecoin. It provides roughly 2x to 4x leverage on SOL, though in practice it rarely exceeds about 3.2x, and the actual level moves with both the supply of hyUSD in the system and the SOL price.
The two sides are structurally linked: xSOL holders take on the volatility that keeps hyUSD stable, which is why the points programme weights them most heavily.
Project Fundamentals
How to get Hylo Airdrop
Understand the two sides first
Hold xSOL for maximum XP
Hold hyUSD for a safer 5x
Stake into sHYUSD for yield
Use a referral code
- The XP multipliers are unusually transparent — you can calculate the points-per-risk trade-off before committing.
- sHYUSD pays 10-20% APY, so the lower-multiplier route still earns real yield.
- xSOL offers leveraged SOL exposure without liquidation, which is genuinely differentiated.
- A small raise means less investor supply overhanging any eventual distribution.
- No token, TGE or airdrop has been announced. The points programme is a hint, not a promise.
- xSOL leverage is variable — roughly 2x to 4x, moving with hyUSD supply and the SOL price. You cannot rely on a fixed multiple.
- No liquidation does not mean no loss. A fall in SOL hits xSOL considerably harder than holding SOL.
- hyUSD is backed by liquid staking tokens, so it inherits LST depeg risk on top of normal stablecoin risk.
- Specific XP multipliers circulating on blogs could not be confirmed in Hylo's own documentation. Verify current rates before allocating on the strength of them.
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