
How navTokens Work
navTokens turn any Solana token into a reserve asset, allowing anyone to become the Michael Saylor of any token. Each navToken is backed by a single-asset reserve. navSOL → Backed by SOLnavBONK → Backed by BONK
navORE → Backed by ORE navTokens are minted in exchange for their reserve asset (e.g., navSOL is minted with SOL). Those reserve assest are deposited into a protocol-owned reserve which fulfills navToken redemptions. Each navToken offers structural price asymmetry against its reserve asset:
- Magnified upside potential
- Mathematically limited downside
- Price rises when people buy (mint).
- Price falls when people sell (redeem), but never below the NAV (floor price).
Rising Floor Price
A navToken’s floor price (denominated in the reserve asset) is a mathematically assured minimum that’s always redeemable. The protocol enforces the floor by using its reserves to provide an on-chain bid that’s capable of buying every navToken in supply. The floor price can rise, but never fall.
- Rebalancing When there is sufficient liquidity above the floor price, the AVM adjusts the price curve, reallocating some liquidity to the floor, raising it higher.
- Fee drip A portion of fees from every buy, sell and borrow within any given market, is directed to the floor reserves, raising the floor price.
Non-liquidating Loans
Samsara offers interest-free loans with no liquidation risk, using any navToken as collateral. deposit navToken → borrow the reserve asset up to the floor value of your collateral. Non-liquidating loans are made possible by the floor price, enabling flexible strategies for holders, including non-liquidating leverage.Governance & Fees
Each navToken market has various parameters and fees that are governed by prANA holders. All parameters shift incrementally on a weekly cadence.