Solana Strategy Analysis

SOLUSDT

Delta-neutral funding rate arbitrage strategy

Strategy Overview

Total Annual Yield
+25.67%
Last 12 months
Best Month
+4.20%
February 2026
Worst Month
-2.10%
March 2025
Win Rate
91.7%
Positive months

Monthly Performance Breakdown

Monthly Yield Performance

Interactive chart showing monthly returns over the last 12 months

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Feb 2026
Month Yield Accumulated Funding Rate Avg Data Points
Mar 2025+1.52%+2.14%0.0250%106
Apr 2025+2.79%+4.28%0.0216%97
May 2025+1.79%+6.42%0.0273%105
Jun 2025+3.07%+8.56%0.0206%96
Jul 2025+1.28%+10.70%0.0199%98
Aug 2025+2.48%+12.84%0.0110%93
Sep 2025+2.08%+14.97%0.0240%105
Oct 2025+1.27%+17.11%0.0241%92
Nov 2025+1.46%+19.25%0.0210%91
Dec 2025+3.02%+21.39%0.0255%95
Jan 2026+1.23%+23.53%0.0287%109
Feb 2026+1.64%+25.67%0.0210%104

Risk Analysis

Maximum Drawdown

-3.10%
The largest peak-to-trough decline in the strategy's performance

Volatility

2.30%
Standard deviation of monthly returns, indicating price stability

Sharpe Ratio

2.30
Risk-adjusted return measure (higher is better)

Consecutive Losses

1
Longest streak of negative monthly returns

Strategy Details

Delta-Neutral Funding Rate Arbitrage

This strategy exploits the funding rate differentials in cryptocurrency perpetual futures markets. By maintaining a delta-neutral position (hedged against price movements), the strategy captures funding rate payments while minimizing directional market risk.

Key Components:

  • Long/Short Position: Simultaneous long and short positions to hedge price risk
  • Funding Rate Capture: Collecting periodic funding payments from the market
  • Risk Management: Continuous rebalancing to maintain delta neutrality
  • Liquidity Management: Optimizing position sizes for market conditions

Market Conditions:

Performance varies based on market volatility, funding rate levels, and overall market sentiment. Higher volatility periods typically result in larger funding rate differentials, potentially increasing yield opportunities.