Solana ecosystem this week has seen several important developments. The Solana Accelerate conference is scheduled to be held on February 11 in Hong Kong, bringing together ecosystem builders and investors. Pumpfun mobile app has launched a new social mention feature to enhance user interaction experience. The LIT token of Lighter Protocol is now natively deployed on the Solana chain, expanding the ecosystem with new trading tools. In the trading sector, Titan Exchange has officially launched the limit order feature, supporting multiple USD trading pairs in the first batch to provide users with more precise trading control. Meanwhile, the Trojan project has also officially launched operations on Solana. These series of updates reflect the ongoing optimization and expansion of the Solana ecosystem in infrastructure, application layer, and trading functionalities.
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AirdropHarvester
· 01-18 03:46
Sol really hasn't been idle this week, going through meetings and tools all over the place.
The pumpfun social feature is out, making it even easier to band together and trade coins.
Limit orders are finally here; the slippage was so bad I almost vomited.
LIT is now on the chain, and the ecosystem is really quick to add new ammunition.
The Hong Kong conference was another round of fundraising shows, see who can cut the most leeks.
Trojan has launched again, another new project to watch.
This wave of ecosystem updates is indeed intense, but I wonder how many will survive the next bear market.
Sol is still Sol; no matter how many tools there are, it can't change the fact that unplugging the internet cable is death.
This rhythm is going to be hot; my fingers are already ready.
It feels like there are so many Sol news this week, a bit overwhelming.
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BanklessAtHeart
· 01-16 17:57
SOL ecosystem is causing a stir again, this pace just can't be stopped... Hong Kong conference, limit orders, new tokens all bombarding, it feels like this year is about to take off.
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ContractExplorer
· 01-16 17:57
Sol really hasn't stopped this wave, with a bunch of new things dropping every week... I'm curious to see what kind of tricks they can come up with at that conference in Hong Kong.
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DefiPlaybook
· 01-16 17:54
According to on-chain data, Solana's ecosystem activity has increased by approximately 28% week-over-week. However, it is worth noting that—the actual adoption rate after these new features go live still needs to be observed.
The detail about LIT's native deployment is interesting; compared to cross-chain solutions, it can reduce transaction latency by about 40%. But has the smart contract audit report been released?
Titan's limit order feature is quite comprehensive, but from three perspectives: first, user education costs; second, slippage control effectiveness; third, benchmarking against competing products' TVL—currently, the data is not sufficient.
The Accelerate conference, which gathers investors, seems more like a signal of the fundraising pace? It’s worth paying attention to funding rounds and valuation changes.
Overall, the ecosystem is iterating, but the infrastructure completeness still lags behind the Ethereum ecosystem by an order of magnitude.
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tx_pending_forever
· 01-16 17:36
Solana's rhythm is a bit fast this week, with limit orders, new coins, and meetings all happening. Does it feel like the ecosystem is self-repairing?
Solana ecosystem this week has seen several important developments. The Solana Accelerate conference is scheduled to be held on February 11 in Hong Kong, bringing together ecosystem builders and investors. Pumpfun mobile app has launched a new social mention feature to enhance user interaction experience. The LIT token of Lighter Protocol is now natively deployed on the Solana chain, expanding the ecosystem with new trading tools. In the trading sector, Titan Exchange has officially launched the limit order feature, supporting multiple USD trading pairs in the first batch to provide users with more precise trading control. Meanwhile, the Trojan project has also officially launched operations on Solana. These series of updates reflect the ongoing optimization and expansion of the Solana ecosystem in infrastructure, application layer, and trading functionalities.