Getting started
Explore Core and Pulse, compare concentration and risk, and open a strategy to inspect target allocations. Enter a USD-equivalent amount to calculate a projection; wallet connection is optional for this analysis. Review the amount, fee assumptions and capital risks before requesting an allocation.
Choosing an index
Core uses four eligible pools and square-root volume weighting, capped at 40% per pool. Pulse uses three pools and proportional volume weighting, capped at 50%. Both favor pools with observed trading demand. A higher projected yield does not mean a better risk-adjusted result.
Reading the workspace
Vault liquidity is strategy-level accounting, separate from the connected wallet. Market capitalization, pool liquidity and one-hour USD volume come from pump.fun. The fetch time indicates when GRETHA retrieved the response, not when every underlying trade occurred.
Wallet connection
GRETHA supports the Phantom Solana browser provider. The connection shares your public address and enables a mainnet SOL balance read. It never requires a seed phrase. Disconnect from the wallet panel or revoke the connection in Phantom.
Requests and availability
Allocation requests proceed through input validation, review and capacity checks. If capacity is unavailable, your inputs remain editable and no transaction is submitted. Cancel a processing request to return to the workspace. Never assume a loading screen indicates a confirmed position.