Foundry
Brutalist mono. No decoration, nothing hidden.
Fork opens your own copy in the builder to customize and publish. Preview launches the live, no-wallet demo to click around first.
What it is reading right now
Brutalist mono, nothing hidden, including the rates. Read from the yield relay at page load.
| Asset | Protocol | Chain | APY |
|---|---|---|---|
| DYM | DYM Native Staking | dymension | 76.08% |
| SAGA | SAGA Native Staking | saga | 57.11% |
| MANTRA | MANTRA Native Staking | mantra | 55.49% |
| HEART | HEART Native Staking | humansai | 37.18% |
Read from StakeKit, through our own keyless relay at 2026-09-29 15:46 UTC, refreshed at most every five minutes. These are the markets the template reads; this page is not the template running.
What this one actually is
Foundry is a finished front end for a portfolio, not a data source. Brutalist mono, no decoration, nothing hidden. Every number is the same weight and nothing is styled to draw the eye away from something else. Everything on it is wired to the Mithril API, so the numbers are your own once you connect, and the work that has already been done for you is the part nobody enjoys: layout, responsive behaviour, empty states, and a look that holds together on a phone as well as a desk.
Who picks this one
People who want the opposite of a designed dashboard: density, monospace, and no opinion about what matters. Fork it and the styling decisions are settled, which is most of the distance between an idea and something you would show somebody. Change the copy, point it at your own account, publish it on a subdomain.
What it is not
It is not a trading engine and it does not decide anything for you. It shows what your account and the markets are doing, in a particular style. If you want something that opens positions on a rule, start from one of the market makers or scanners instead, which are built around a loop rather than a view.
Try it live
Open full screen ↗Live, no-wallet demo. Click around, then Fork it to make it your own.
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