The Liquid Fleet

How to join

Three steps, in order. Each one is open today, and each one unlocks more of the site. Nothing here costs a token, an NFT or a transaction. True PnL and the top of the Daily Weather need none of it: they are open to everyone.

  1. Recruit: sign in with your wallet

    Press Connect wallet at the top of the page and pick your wallet: the one you provide liquidity from. I ask for one signature on a message that names liquidfleet.io: never a transaction, never a fee, never a permission to move funds. That signature signs you in as a Recruit.

    What it opens: your menu (your name, your picture, your time zone and your feats), your history, and your own positions on every token page.

    More about this step

    One wallet, one member, for now. It is also the wallet the next two steps are read for: the AHOY referral list on Meteora, then its fees of the week. Sign in with the same one every time.

  2. Sailor: sign up on Meteora with the AHOY referral code

    A Sailor is any wallet signed up on Meteora with my referral code, AHOY. You link it on Meteora's side, once, in about a minute:

    1. Open meteora.ag/referral and connect the same wallet you signed in with here. Meteora asks you to verify it first.
    2. Open Have a Referral Code from someone? and type AHOY in the Referral Code field.
    3. Press Link Referral Code.
    Meteora's referral window: enter the code, then Link Referral Code
    On meteora.ag/referral: connect your wallet, paste AHOY, press Link Referral Code.

    What it opens: your fee week, read on Meteora and shown in your menu, and the rarity of every feat. Live data waits for the next step.

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    What it pays you. Meteora pays it, not the Fleet. Per Meteora, a wallet that joins with a referral code earns a share of 2% of the protocol fees from its eligible liquidity positions: DLMM pools quoted in SOL or USDC (limit orders, DAMM v2 and the pools Meteora blacklists, wash trading ones for instance, are left out). It comes as a bonus on top of the fees your positions earn, paid in USDC after each monthly cycle, and the most you can earn depends on how much MET your referrer stakes. Meteora's referral page has the full terms.

    Then a manual check. I read Meteora's list of the wallets under AHOY and add the new ones as Sailors, by hand. It usually takes less than a week between linking the code and seeing Sailor in your menu.

    One code per wallet, for good. Meteora links one referral code to a wallet and it cannot be changed once set. A wallet already under another code cannot switch to AHOY: a fresh wallet under AHOY is the way.

  3. Officer: earn 0.5 SOL of fees a week

    As a Sailor, earn at least 0.5 SOL of fees over the last seven days on Meteora DLMM. The Fleet reads it from public Meteora data for the wallet you signed in with: the fees on the SOL side of pools paired with SOL. Nothing to declare, and nothing anyone can hand you: the Fleet reads the chain.

    What it opens: live data. The Signals with their alerts, the members section of the Weather (the LPs of the last full day, the daily history, the month and the climate), what the Fleet saw on each token page, and the full search.

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    A rolling week. The reading covers the last seven days and comes back about every fifteen minutes while you are on the page. Fall under the line and live data closes until your week is back above it. You stay a Sailor either way.

    More ranks sit above Officer, read from the same fees: the ranks.

What each rank opens

Each rank keeps what the one before it opens.

Feature RecruitSigned in SailorAHOY referral Officer
True PnLOpen to everyone, signed in or notOpenOpenOpen
Daily Weather, the topOpen to everyone, signed in or notOpenOpenOpen
Token pagesMarket, DLMM pools and the chart, open to everyoneOpenOpenOpen
Your positions and your historyOn each token page and from your menu, read on MeteoraOpenOpenOpen
Your fee weekRead on Meteora, in your menuNot readOpenOpen
Daily Weather, the members sectionThe LPs of the last full day, the daily history, the month, the climateLockedLockedOpen
SignalsTop pools, Elite LPs, Volume, ATH Watcher, Robinhood ChainLockedLockedOpen
What the Fleet sawOn each token page: its alerts, holder intel and the tracked LPs in itLockedLockedOpen
Signal alertsA bell in each box, and the alert channels of the Fleet's DiscordLockedLockedOpen
The searchEvery page of the site, in the headerPublic pagesPublic pagesEverything

The higher ranks open the same sections for now; more comes with the ranks.

Below the Officer line, a Sailor sees their own figure and the line on every lock, read again about every fifteen minutes.

Questions about joining

I already use another referral code.

Meteora links one referral code to a wallet, for good: that wallet cannot move under AHOY. A fresh wallet linked to AHOY is the way. Sign in here with that one: one wallet, one member, for now.

How long until I am a Sailor?

Usually within a week. I read Meteora's list of the wallets under AHOY and add the new ones by hand; your menu says Sailor once it is done. Still a Recruit after a week? Say so through the Feedback button, or in a ticket on the Fleet's Discord.

Do I need to keep earning?

For live data, yes. The Officer line is read over the last seven days, rolling, about every fifteen minutes while you are on the page. Fall under the line and live data closes until your week is back above it. Sailor itself is never taken back by a number.

What counts as fees?

The fees your positions earned on the SOL side of DLMM pools paired with SOL, read from public Meteora data for the wallet you signed in with. A position counts on the day it closes; fees still waiting on an open position show apart in your menu, as unclaimed. Pools quoted in USDC do not count toward the line.

Can the Fleet see my referrer?

No. The Fleet cannot read your referrer by itself, and it never asks you to sign anything for Meteora on this site. I read Meteora's list of the wallets under AHOY and add them by hand.

Where is the rest of the logic?

In How it works: the ranks, what each instrument reads, what is checked and how honestly, and what the Fleet never does.

Information, not advice. The Fleet tells you what happened on-chain; what you do with it is your call.