RPC + client-side proxy
proxy intercepts swap traffic and applies the fair-ordering policy before forwarding. no validator buy-in required.
i'll fix solana.
a fair-ordering Jito-Solana fork that kills sandwich attacks, plus the Sanctum LST (r-freestacc) that funds the work. no token sale. no VC. validator economics or bust.
- 1validator
- 0token sale
- 0VC
- ~6–7%staker yield (SOL)
$ whoami jarett dunn @ staccoverflow halifax · ns · ca · since 2019 $ ./mission FAIR ORDERING / KILL TOXIC MEV $ ./funding validator commissions + MEV share no token sale, no VC, no rug $ ./surface fomox402 LIVE fomo-capital-tw LIVE staccpad LIVE r-freestacc LIVE $PROOF LIVE based_stacc_0 LIVE Y1 LIVE $ ./vibe "build the bridge before the cliff" $
// mission
toxic MEV — sandwiches, last-look extraction, predatory ordering — is a tax that solana users pay to searchers who got lucky on slot timing. the fix is to enforce fair ordering inside each slot so the order of swaps stops being the most profitable thing on the chain.
- fork: Jito-Solana validator client, modified to use a deterministic ordering policy.
- proxy: client-side reorderer using the Yellowstone Vixen parser to apply the same policy at the RPC tier.
- economics: commissions + MEV share fund the build. no token, no VC, no rug.
// rollout — phased, public
this is a long-arc bet, not a sprint. each phase ships independently and the next phase only starts when the prior one has real users.
full Jito-Solana fork
the same ordering policy enforced at the validator level. r-freestacc delegates here so every staker is funding the build by default.
searcher program
an on-chain program that reroutes searcher rewards to the validator economics that fund the work, instead of to whoever happened to land first.
broader validator adoption
the policy + tooling open-sourced. validators run it because the economics + reputation both improve. no governance theater.
// validator + r-freestacc
one validator. one Sanctum LST. you stake SOL, keep ~6–7% in SOL yield, and the validator's commissions + MEV share fund the fair-ordering work. the cleanest way to back the build without locking up capital in a speculative position.
r-freestacc — Sanctum LST
delegates to the fix-Solana validator running the fair-ordering Jito fork.
swap SOL → r-freestacc on jupiter →- mint
pSYRpD…iSTcc- backing
- Sanctum LST
- staker yield
- ~6–7% in SOL (pure staking yield, you keep all of it)
- validator funding
- commissions + MEV share — fully directed to the fair-ordering build
- liquidity
- tradable Sanctum LST — unstake anytime via the Sanctum router
// support the work
stake r-freestacc if you want yield-positive exposure to the mission. donate (one-time or monthly) if you just want to back the work directly. or buy the apex stack — $PROOF + based_stacc_0. every rail funds the same fair-ordering build.
// about
jarett dunn — building rails on solana out of halifax since 2019. the work cuts across two threads: agent-first automation (fomox402, FOMO Capital Tower, Staccpad, the swarm tooling) and a long-arc bet on eliminating MEV by enforcing fair ordering at the validator level.
the bridge between them is r-freestacc — stake SOL, keep ~6–7% yield, the validator's commissions + MEV share fund the fair-ordering build. no token sale. no VC. no governance theater.
full ecosystem index: staccbook.dev. full token stack: staccbook.dev/stack.