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Haiko Review 2026: Starknet AMM Profile
Haiko is described as a Starknet AMM with automated market-making strategies for liquidity providers. Its current website presents unrelated cloud and AI services, leaving the protocol’s access and operating details unclear.
By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated
DappsAtlas score
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Our verdict on Haiko
Haiko is described as a Starknet AMM that offers automated market-making strategies for liquidity providers. That could suit users seeking managed liquidity positions, but public sources do not explain the strategies, supported pools, or user workflow. The main concern is that Haiko’s current website presents cloud and AI services rather than the DeFi protocol. Verify the app, contracts, and audit reports before connecting a wallet or depositing funds.
Score breakdown
How Haiko scores
- Security
- n/a
- Ease of use
- n/a
- Fees
- n/a
- Features
- n/a
Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.
What is Haiko?
Haiko is described as an audited automated market maker (AMM) on Starknet Mainnet, offering liquidity providers automated market-making strategies. Its current website instead presents cloud computing and AI services, and does not explain the DeFi protocol or link to its app.
That mismatch makes it difficult to verify how Haiko works in practice, which pools it supports, or how users can interact with it. Treat access and contract verification as essential before considering a deposit.
How Haiko works
Haiko is described as an automated market maker on Starknet. AMMs generally let users trade against liquidity held in pools rather than matching buyers and sellers through a traditional order book. Liquidity providers deposit assets into pools and may earn trading fees, while taking risks such as changes in asset prices and impermanent loss.
Haiko also describes automated strategies for managing liquidity positions. The specific strategy rules, supported assets, and how users configure or exit positions are not explained on its current website, so those details should be verified before depositing funds.
2 features
Key features
01
Starknet AMM
Haiko is described as an AMM protocol operating on Starknet Mainnet.
02
Automated strategies
The protocol is described as offering automated strategies for liquidity providers, but their mechanics and available configurations are not explained.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Described as running on Starknet Mainnet.
- Offers automated strategies for liquidity providers.
- Two audits are listed for the protocol.
Watch out for
- Haiko’s current website presents cloud and AI services, not the Starknet AMM, so it does not establish how to access or use the protocol.
- Public sources do not identify supported pools, assets, or the details of its automated strategies.
- Fees and the audit firms, scopes, and reports are not published on the website.
Haiko fees
Haiko’s trading, strategy, and withdrawal fees are not published on its website. Check the protocol interface and transaction details for any applicable charges before approving a transaction.
Is Haiko safe?
Haiko is described as audited, and two audits are listed, but the audit firms, reports, dates, and scopes are not published on its current website. An audit does not eliminate smart-contract risk. The website’s unrelated cloud and AI content also makes it harder to verify the protocol’s official interface and contracts. Verify these independently before connecting a wallet or depositing funds.
4 steps
How to get started with Haiko
- 1
Confirm you have found Haiko’s genuine protocol interface; its current website presents cloud and AI services rather than a DeFi app.
- 2
Verify any app and contract addresses through trusted Starknet channels before connecting a wallet.
- 3
If the protocol interface is verifiable, review the pool, assets, strategy settings, and all displayed fees.
- 4
Understand the risks of providing liquidity and review each transaction before signing.
Who Haiko is for
Haiko may interest Starknet users who provide liquidity and want automated market-making strategies. Its current website does not explain how to access the protocol, so it is not a clear choice for newcomers until the app and contracts can be independently verified.
Haiko FAQs
What is Haiko?
Haiko is described as an automated market maker (AMM) on Starknet. It offers automated strategies intended to help liquidity providers manage market-making positions.
How do I use Haiko on Starknet?
The project is described as live on Starknet Mainnet, but its current website does not explain how to reach or use the protocol. Verify the official app and contract addresses independently before connecting a wallet.
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