Market · Who it's for
The buyers are already hiring.
Solana teams are hiring researchers, analysts and engineers to turn on-chain behavior into decisions they can trust. Genesis is built to do that work as one engine.
Open roles · As posted, October 2026
What they're paying for.
MEV research
Classify searcher behavior, attribute flow and value, with confidence.
$200K – $250K
Behavioral risk
Explainable, auditable models of wallet behavior, validated for drift.
Salary + equity
Live risk controls
Real-time monitoring with rules and ML models, simulated before release.
$190K – $230K
Quantitative risk
Risk parameters for live markets, tuned to current conditions.
$180K – $250K
Trader intelligence
Tracking prop firms, market makers and HFTs across every venue.
Pay not listed
Each of these is one hire, solving one problem. Genesis is built to run them all from the same record.
Why now.
Flow is automated
A large share of Solana volume is already non-human, and the proprietary pricing engines that quote it are black boxes with fully observable outputs.
The problem is behavior
Their core problem is telling informed flow from benign flow, which is behavior inference. It is hard to do well and nobody sells it as a product.
The evidence is public
Every fill and quote update is on the ledger. What is missing is a disciplined way to turn that record into rules that hold up out of sample.
Build or buy.
Trading firms rarely replace their internal research with a vendor. They use both: the vendor covers breadth, the internal team covers depth. Genesis is built to be the engine an in-house team would otherwise spend a year building.
Cost to build in-house (our estimate): two or three quant or MEV researchers and one or two data engineers, at roughly $250K to $400K fully loaded each, is about $1.2M to $2M a year before infrastructure, plus months of ramp.
Is anyone selling this? No vendor we know of sells decision-policy inference for trading operators on Solana.