EVM → Solana
A CPI precompile lets an EVM transaction perform a native Solana call, signed by a PDA derived from msg.sender.
Move capital as canonical USDC and act on the other side — no second wallet, no wrapped IOU. Every destination graded with an honest risk score.
The dollar moves as canonical USDC through Circle’s CCTP. Acting on the other side runs through a deterministic identity map — so a position opened from one ecosystem is a real position in the same venue a native user of the other ecosystem uses.
A CPI precompile lets an EVM transaction perform a native Solana call, signed by a PDA derived from msg.sender.
A Solana instruction carries an unsigned EVM transaction; msg.sender is a synthetic H160 derived from the Solana pubkey.
A transfer-hook router invokes EVM logic mid-transaction under a callback-authority identity (KYC-scoped in v1).
A calibration-first score. The estimand is the Probability of Significant Loss, measured in the depositor’s own numéraire (USDC) and wrapped in an online-conformal layer that forces stated loss-probabilities to match realized outcomes over time.
Block-bootstrap ∪ GPD tail — not a Gaussian body that pretends the tail isn’t there.
Long-run coverage guaranteed for any base model. Pre-registered protocol; evaluated in the open.
Positions sharing an oracle, LST, or bridge are not independent — and the score knows it.
Graded in the depositor’s USDC, not the strategy’s native unit.
An A-rated grade never means “cannot lose.” The guarantee is long-run and marginal — stated everywhere, by design.
Read the research →Because Tideway routes the capital, it sits in the flow of real outcomes.
Those realized outcomes are the feedback signal a standalone rater can never obtain.
The feedback tunes the score — closing a loop neither half could close alone.
The defensibility is the loop, not either half alone.
Use the wallet you already hold — EVM L2 or a Solana wallet like Phantom.
CCTP burn-and-mint carries the dollar. No bridge derivative, no IOU.
The identity map lets you swap, lend, or stake as a native address.
Funds come back to the wallet you started from. Self-custody throughout.
Testnet/devnet today. Exact V1 live venue set to be confirmed before mainnet.
Non-custodial at every step. Your keys, your funds.
Value transport delegated to CCTP — no bridge IOUs.
Every capability tagged Built, Designed, or Target.
A methodology that states what would prove it wrong.
No. You start with the wallet you already have. A deterministic identity map gives you a native-looking address on the other side, so an EVM user can act on Solana venues — and a Solana user can act in EVM markets — without a second key.
No. Value moves as canonical USDC via Circle’s CCTP (burn-and-mint). Tideway is not a bridge and does not issue wrapped assets — transport is a solved primitive we delegate, not re-solve.
The Probability of Significant Loss (PSL) for a strategy, measured in your own numéraire (USDC). It is wrapped in an online-conformal calibration layer designed so stated loss-probabilities track realized outcomes over time. An ‘A-rated’ grade never means ‘cannot lose.’
No. Tideway is non-custodial at every step. Funds return to the wallet you started from — self-custody throughout the journey.
Currently testnet/devnet across Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Polygon, Monad (inbound-only) and Solana, routing into major Solana yield venues and EVM markets. Inbound-only chains are excluded from deliver-home routes and flagged in-product so you’re never stranded.
Not yet. Execution is live and end-to-end tested on testnet; the risk layer is a pre-registered framework. Book a demo and we’ll walk you through what’s Built, Designed, and Targeted.
Testnet · pre-mainnet
We’ll walk you through what’s Built, Designed, and Targeted — and route a live cross-chain journey end to end.