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Jito vs Sanctum

A detailed head-to-head comparison of Jito and Sanctum — pricing, features, and which one wins for different use cases.

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Jito

Solana's leading liquid staking token with MEV rewards baked in

4.5(154)

Jito offers Solana's leading liquid staking token, jitoSOL, which combines standard Solana staking rewards with additional MEV (maximal extractable value) rewards captured by Jito's block-engine infra

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Sanctum

Solana liquid staking infrastructure and the Infinity multi-LST pool

4.2(78)

Sanctum is Solana liquid staking infrastructure designed to unify the fragmented Solana LST landscape, best known for its Infinity pool and its mission to make all Solana liquid staking tokens interop

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Feature Comparison

FeatureJitoSanctum
Liquid TokenjitoSOLINF + partner LSTs
Minimum StakeNoneNone
Reward FrequencyContinuousContinuous
Defi Compatible
Node Operator ModelDelegated validators + MEVMulti-LST aggregation
Governance Token
Multi Chain
Slashing Protection
Withdrawal Enabled
Insurance Fund

Jito Pricing

Jito

Free (fee on rewards)

Free

  • Liquid staking (jitoSOL)
  • Staking + MEV rewards
  • Deep Solana DeFi integration
  • JTO governance token
  • Runs Solana MEV infrastructure
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Sanctum Pricing

Sanctum

Free (fee on rewards)

Free

  • Solana LST infrastructure
  • Infinity (INF) multi-LST pool
  • Instant unstaking Reserve
  • Launch your own LST
  • Unified LST liquidity
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Verdict: Which Should You Choose?

Jito is the better pick if you need highest practical solana lst yield (staking + mev). Sanctum wins when unifies fragmented solana lst liquidity. Both are production-ready — the right choice depends on your team's workflow and budget.