When a Solana stake account is added as its own wallet with “Import staking rewards per epoch” enabled, Koinly shows roughly 2× the actual on-chain staked balance.

Example: one of my active Solana stake accounts holds about 52 SOL on-chain, but Koinly shows ~104 SOL (roughly double the value). The wallet’s transactions are only the per-epoch reward deposits — there’s no delegation deposit or withdrawal in the ledger — so the doubled figure isn’t backed by any transaction; it appears to be the balance itself being counted twice. Every SOL stake account behaves the same way, and it inflates both the wallet value and the overall portfolio/holdings totals.

I also see a related artifact on a native Solana wallet: a delegation auto-tagged “Pool in” creates a phantom pool position (roughly equal to the real balance) that’s never “pooled out”, again doubling the SOL shown.

Impact: portfolio/holdings value is overstated (the tax/calculated figures appear unaffected), which is confusing for anyone who watches their dashboard.

Request: correct the stake-account balance to reflect the true on-chain amount (or clearly surface calculated vs reported), and fix the “Pool in” auto-tagging that leaves a permanent phantom pool position.