HawkFi

HawkFi is a Solana liquidity-provision terminal that automates concentrated liquidity positions, chiefly on [[PROJECT:241]] DLMM pools, so that liquidity providers (LPs) can run high-frequency range management, rebalancing and exit rules without watching positions by hand. The project began life as Hawksight, a Solana yield aggregator, and rebranded to HawkFi in 2024.

What HawkFi does

Concentrated liquidity pools pay fees only while the price trades inside a provider's chosen range. On volatile memecoins and altcoins that range can be left behind within minutes, which is why active LPing on Solana tends to be a hands-on, screen-watching activity. HawkFi's pitch is to hand that work to automation. Its documentation describes the product as bringing "High Frequency Liquidity Providing strategies together in one terminal", and the Agent Terminal guide frames it as a single place for automated liquidity providing, market making and trading, where the user picks the setup and capital and HawkFi runs the automations.

Positions are held through a program-derived address (PDA) controlled by the HawkFi smart contract. According to the FAQ, this HawkFi wallet cannot be exported because it only functions inside the program. Tokens from closed positions, uncompounded fees and funds tied to active automations sit in what HawkFi calls Storage Token Accounts. The FAQ also states that HawkFi automatically lists Meteora pools as they are created, so new token launches become available for automated LPing without a manual listing step.

Strategy models

The core of the Solana product is a set of preconfigured "HawkFi Models", which the docs describe as strategies tuned for specific asset classes and market regimes, each bundling a liquidity shape, automations and trigger logic that can be deployed in one click. The current lineup includes:

• Precision Curve, which concentrates liquidity near the current price and reshapes it as price moves, aimed at fee generation.
• Precision Hybrid, which balances fee capture against gains from price swings. HawkFi team members describe it on X as the platform's most popular strategy.
• Precision Flip, which combines concentrated fees with swing-trading gains.
• High Frequency Liquidity (HFL), which keeps a tight range and follows price with fast auto-rebalances, including swapless rebalances.
• Multi-day Cook Up (MCU), for multi-hour to multi-day positions in sideways or rising markets.
• Heart Attack, targeting shallow corrections in early, high-volume token launches.

Most models come in tight, wide and ultra-wide variants. Users who prefer to assemble their own setup can combine the underlying building blocks: reshape liquidity, auto-rebalance (swapped, swapless or "ping pong" modes, with slippage limits, cooldowns and price or time buffers), auto-compound, auto-accumulate fees, take profit and stop loss. The FAQ notes that rebalances and limit-style triggers fire on the pool's own price rather than a market-wide reference price.

MEV Boost

MEV Boost is an opt-in feature, labelled beta/alpha in the docs, that works only on Meteora DLMM positions. The MEV Boost page says it uses the position's liquidity to capture cross-pool arbitrage on the same asset, pulls liquidity out of bins where incoming flow is likely to cost more than it earns in fees, and then re-centres liquidity around the active bin. HawkFi reports its effect through estimated uplift figures, landed-arbitrage counts and PnL attribution on supported positions. The documentation is explicit that it does not guarantee higher PnL or prevent impermanent loss.

Laboratory and analytics

The HawkFi Laboratory is a backtesting environment for DLMM strategies. Users choose an asset and market window, simulate a model or custom configuration on historical pool data, compare it against HODL and passive LP benchmarks, and then move a configuration into live execution. The platform also includes pool discovery and position analytics, and the terminal's "HawkFi Agents" cover workflows for market making, LP screening and token trading.

Robinhood Chain expansion

In 2026 HawkFi extended beyond Solana with a separate LP terminal for Robinhood Chain, run under its own X account. The Robinhood guide describes an Alpha Screener that ranks pools by fee-to-TVL ratio over windows from 30 minutes to 24 hours, a "Shapeshiftoor" tool for custom liquidity shapes, single-sided deposits, and automations for rebalancing, compounding and accumulating fees into USDG or WETH. Solana remains the main product, and recent official posts continue to focus on Meteora DLMM positions, including tokenized stocks listed on Solana.

Fees

According to the FAQ, HawkFi charges no deposit, withdrawal or automation fees. It takes an 8% performance fee on yield only, not on the deposited principal, and covers DEX pool creation and bin initialization costs for users. The fees and risks page lists the risks HawkFi sees for users: market risk, impermanent loss, adverse selection on MEV Boost positions, inventory drift, model mismatch and backtest overconfidence. The FAQ adds that displayed APRs reflect only the last 24 hours of volume.

History, funding and token

Hawksight launched as a Solana yield optimizer offering one-click strategies. In December 2021 it raised $4.2 million in a seed round led by Solana Ventures and Terraform Labs, with participation from Big Brain Holdings, Bybit, Gate.io, NGC Ventures and others. The team later refocused on automated concentrated liquidity, integrating Meteora DLMM and Orca CLMM pools according to GetBlock's project profile, before rebranding to HawkFi and launching a v2 app aimed at memecoin and altcoin LPs. Alongside the rebrand it introduced an HFI points program.

The project's original token, HAWK, is an SPL token with a stated total supply of 5 billion (mint BKipkearSqAUdNKa1WDstvcMjoPsSKBuNyvKDQDDu9WE), listed on CoinMarketCap under the HawkFi name. The current HawkFi documentation does not describe a role for HAWK in the LP product.

Security

CertiK audited Hawksight's Rust programs in 2022, with a report revised on 28 September 2022. It covered 17 files and recorded 29 findings: no critical, 4 major, 3 medium, 6 minor and 16 informational. That audit predates the current HawkFi product, and the current documentation does not list audits of the newer automation or MEV Boost code. Positions are controlled through the user's PDA within the HawkFi program rather than a pooled vault.

Place in the Solana ecosystem

HawkFi sits on top of Solana's concentrated-liquidity DEXs, with Meteora's DLMM as its main venue. It serves active LPs who farm fees on high-volume launches and volatile pairs, and its official X account shows ongoing activity in September 2026, including new model results, MEV Boost promotion and community sessions co-hosted with Meteora's Philippine community.