Jiko Review 2026: Berachain Yield and Card Game

Jiko is a Berachain project that describes itself as a yield optimizer powering a PvP idle card game. It says its single-staked pools use Proof of Liquidity to optimize yield. Details about available pools, rates, game rules, and user terms are not published.

Jiko describes itself as a yield optimizer built around single-staked pools on Berachain. In general, a single-staked pool lets a user deposit one asset rather than a pair of assets; Jiko says it uses Proof of Liquidity (PoL) to optimize yield. The project does not publish which pools are available, how its strategy works in detail, or what returns users might receive.

The yield product is linked to a PvP idle card game. Jiko does not publish the game’s rules, how its player-versus-player features work, or whether gameplay affects pool rewards. Treat both the game and the yield product as incompletely documented until the app provides clear terms.

Jiko does not publish its fees or deposit and withdrawal terms. Check the app for any charges and transaction costs before using a pool.

Jiko lists two audits, but audit names, reports, scope, and dates are not published. An audit listing alone does not establish that the contracts are safe or that all current code has been reviewed.

The project does not explain its custody model, contract risks, or withdrawal terms. Depositing into onchain pools can expose users to smart-contract, liquidity, and asset-price risks. Licensing and KYC details are not published; Jiko is not described here as a gambling service.

Jiko may suit users curious about combining Berachain yield strategies with an idle card game. It is a poor fit for anyone who needs clearly published pool terms, fee schedules, yield details, or audit reports before using a product.