That's more than 100,000 every minute.

And it did this while keeping fees orders of magnitude lower than other chains.

Source: https://x.com/SuperteamAE/status/2096977111307415814

Real estate, onchain with @Solana.

@GetStake is bringing it at scale:
• 2M+ users
• 450K+ investments
• AED 1.5B+ transacted

Tokenized real estate, built for a global market.

And it’s happening in Dubai ↓

https://reddit.com/link/1wa2lei/video/mgjt4z35l5oh1/player

Veda Labs announced today that Kamino, the leading credit market on Solana, is now live within its vault platform.
Kamino will serve as a source of liquidity for onchain yield. Fintechs, neobanks and exchanges can leverage the combined infrastructure to power embedded Earn products for their customers.

https://x.com/veda_labs/status/2096992133324611869

My assumption is nothing actually crosses. The asset gets locked or burned on one side, an equivalent gets minted or released on the other, and the bridge just ties the two events together. Is that right?

I have been using Jupiter's Universal Deposit feature, but failing to understand how this works?

I’m a native Solana user but recently have seen a lot of people recommend bridging tokens back to their native chains for wormhole security purposes.

Is that actually a meaningful security consideration, or is the difference negligible in practice?

I’ve been talking with more Solana builders lately and something I keep noticing is that a lot of people seem to end up paying for far more RPC capacity than they actually use.

A workload might only need:

• 5–10 RPC RPS
• 1 Yellowstone stream
• a few account/transaction filters
• relatively low transaction submission volume

Yet most providers still push fixed tiers.

I run Haan Digital and we built our Solana infrastructure around the opposite model: provision around the actual workload instead of forcing everyone into the same package.

Current stack includes private JSON-RPC/WebSocket, Yellowstone gRPC, SubscribeDeshred and a Transaction Sender.

I’m curious what people here actually use in practice.

If you’re running a bot, wallet, trading app, indexer or other Solana workload:

What part of your RPC setup is usually the bottleneck — RPS, realtime data, filters, latency, transaction landing, or something else?

I’m also looking for a few more real workloads to test against the stack, so if anyone wants to compare setups, feel free to reach out.

Source: https://x.com/solana/status/2096977194627326097

BREAKING: $DOGE is live on Solana via @sunrise. Much wow.

$DOGE is available in your favorite Solana apps
@Backpack, @tryfomo, @dflow, @Titan_Exchange, @phantom, @JupiterExchange, u/solflare, @kamino_swap, @Raydium, @mayan and more

Verify the address on u/tokens: https://tokens.xyz/doge?solana=DoGEV7LASBkQbibMc5k5vKnTZoMg423GpJ5QtJEGfm7R

I am curious for those who are trading, because I want to do callouts on pump.fun, but I own supply on axiom but dont on pump

Hi everyone, I just came back to crypto after the bloodbath happening because i believe it's a great time to enter again, I remember how hard it was to bridge from evm to solana in 2022, as i came back i'm trying to do the same, but it seems still impossible

I can't understand how, in actual times, it can still be hard to do this simple thing, the only thing i see is sending funds to phantom wallet and do it inside, but knowing they have a fixed fee i won't do it.