> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://learn.sanctum.so/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://learn.sanctum.so/docs/creating-your-own-lst-with-sanctum/the-sanctum-package.md).

# The Sanctum package

All Sanctum LSTs come with the Sanctum package:

* **Deep Liquidity Layer:** Your LST gains immediate access to Sanctum Infinity existing liquidity, eliminating the need for you to bootstrap liquidity from scratch. It typically consists of [\~50k SOL (and growing) liquidity available](https://solscan.io/account/F2AETMoKjZgb3965ee9DiSriVmFDMA9Uf1ebuWuVzjUu) for instant withdrawals. This opportunity is exclusive to Sanctum LSTs with 1,000 or more SOL in external stake.
* **Automated Maintenance:** We handle the complexities of running a stake pool, freeing you from the burden of infrastructure development and ongoing maintenance.
* **Jupiter Automatic Verification:** Your LST will automatically be verified on Jupiter, enhancing its visibility and accessibility for users.
* **Future DeFi Integrations:** We are continuously working on deeper integrations to further enhance the utility and reach of Sanctum LSTs.
* **SOL delegation opportunity:** Our Infinity reallocation strategy automatically moves SOL to higher-performing Sanctum LSTs. This opportunity is exclusive to Sanctum LSTs with 10,000 or more SOL in external stake.

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[Learn more about how we work with top teams to launch branded LSTs](https://sanctum.so/blog/launch-branded-solana-lst-with-sanctum)
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