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# Investments

This screen lists the assets and products available through Stealf. The lineup will evolve based on user demand.

Everything you invest in stays in **your wallet**. Stealf never moves your assets into a third-party vault: you hold JitoSOL and xStocks directly, under your own keys.

#### Liquid staking

Powered by Jito. Stake SOL and receive JitoSOL straight into your wallet. Your SOL keeps earning staking rewards while JitoSOL remains liquid and usable. 🚧 Public only for now.

#### xStocks

Tokenized stocks, one tap away. Under the hood, a Jupiter swap runs in the background: you pay in your wallet's assets and receive the xStock token directly. 🚧 Public only for now.

> **Note** — Investment positions currently live in your public balance, so holdings and amounts are visible onchain for now.

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