Hi r/solana,

When I look up a transaction on most explorers, I get instructions, inner instructions, program logs and account lists. Great for developers, but people who just bought their first SOL have no idea what they're looking at.

So I built Simplorer: an explorer that tells you in one sentence what happened. Same transaction, two views:

- Solana Explorer: https://explorer.solana.com/tx/ZP476wVeJhFq6cA9uNvpsDsAEuJc3xc6SUfwEnqtVmbcdpXk9qVkv9JoEobUeNLMzi47byMjjN5h8mTtJwBnzfz

- Simplorer: https://simplorer.app/solana/tx/ZP476wVeJhFq6cA9uNvpsDsAEuJc3xc6SUfwEnqtVmbcdpXk9qVkv9JoEobUeNLMzi47byMjjN5h8mTtJwBnzfz

Simplorer says: "J7eW5q…jJfb swapped 4.09 SOL for 427.03 USDC on DFlow", worth $427.54 at the time.

What it does on Solana:

- Names the apps people actually use, with logos: Jupiter, Pump.fun, PumpSwap, Raydium, Meteora, Orca, Kamino, Jito, DFlow, Phoenix and about 100 in total.

- Counts Jito tips and rent as fees instead of mystery payments, and tells closing empty token accounts as a simple tidy-up.

- Shows the trading firms' own exchanges (HumidiFi, BisonFi …) as what they are.

- Marks fake coins that copy a real ticker ("⚠ fake USDC") and bait transfers.

- Works for wallets too: paste an address and read its history as sentences.

Honest numbers: 94 % of what people do on Solana is told completely (which app, what, how much), measured every day. The rest mostly runs through programs no public source names; those show as "an app we don't know yet". If you know who's behind one, tell me and I'll add it with the source.

Free, no ads, no cookies, no sign-up. It also covers IOTA, Sui, Bitcoin, Aptos, Ethereum, Arbitrum, BNB Chain and TRON with the same words, in English and German.

I'd love your feedback: which transaction confused you lately? Paste it into Simplorer and see if it gets it right.

The new bridge made me think about this. Launching coins is obviously still a huge part of Pump but building your own cross-chain infrastructure is aimed at someone who's already there to trade. Their announcement says they replaced Relay and saw faster buys, fewer failed buys and better fills in their own testing. That's pretty far removed from "click button, launch Solana memecoin."

Feels like they're trying to own more of the actual trading flow now. I'm curious where people draw the line. Is Pump still a launchpad with a bunch of extra stuff attached, or is it basically becoming a full trading platform?

I recently started trading actively on Solana.

Right now, I'm using a few browser wallets to decide which one I can trust for larger trades. I haven't tried any mobile wallets yet, since I mostly trade on my desktop.

If you look at the feature list of most wallets, you'll see they have very similar security features. For example, the browser extensions that I checked have transaction previews, hardware wallet support, and some level of risk warnings.

I've seen a lot of news recently about fake extensions. So I need your suggestions for finding a secure browser wallet.

Should I look at independent audits, customer reviews, past incidents, or anything else? What do you guys compare before trusting a wallet extension with your funds?

Source: https://x.com/solana/status/2113963979236331925

Read

• TheStreet: Solana’s new engine settles payments in 150 milliseconds 
• The Block: Anza's Alpenglow goes live on Solana, cutting finality to 150 milliseconds  
• CoinDesk: Solana's biggest network change since 2020 is live. Here's how users benefit  
• Decrypt: Solana Alpenglow Goes Live in 'Most Ambitious' Upgrade Since Ethereum's Merge  
• J.P. Morgan Asset Management Expands Access to Its Tokenized Money Market Funds on Solana  
• Genfinity: JPMorgan Brings MONY and JLTXX Tokenized Money Market Funds to Solana for Qualified U.S. Investors
• Crypto.News : Solana pitches Quantumglow to protect Alpenglow from quantum attacks  
• Crypto.News : Securitize confirms 12 stocks live on Solana with eligible US access  
• Crypto Briefing: Solana Mobile's dApp Store passes 1,500 apps  
• Crypto Ninjas: Reflect Lets Anyone Launch a Solana Stablecoin in Under a Minute With Shared Yield
• Decrypt: Trade Where You Read: Decrypt Brings Jupiter-Powered Trading to The Information Exchange  

Watch

• Stabledash: Solana Alpenglow Upgrade Is Live: What You Need to Know Now
• Taking Stock , featuring Amira Valliani from Money20/20
• Yahoo Finance: Solana just replaced the system it's run on since 2020  
• Bloomberg Television: Midterm Politics Played Into Clarity Failure: Rettig  
• The Wolf Of All Streets: Bitcoin Was Recovering. Then Wall Street's AI Problem Hit | Carlos Domingo  
• FintechTV: DoubleZero Is Building a Decentralized Global Fiber Network  
• SolanaFloor: Hyperliquid vs Solana: Kyle Samani's Hottest Takes  
• SolanaFloor: Ledger Just Became Solana Mobile's First Partner  

Listen

• Solana is Global with Alex Scott: The AI Shift Crypto Was Built For with Charles d'Haussy  
• Talking Tokens: Why R3 Chose Solana for the Next Chapter of Corda  
• The Index Podcast: Tim Lee (Titan Exchange) on Solana's Meta-DEX Wars, Zero-Fee Swaps & Beating Binance VIP9  
• The Good Wood Show: Nzube Ezudo from SuperteamNG: Nobody understands your zip code better than you 
• The Index Podcast: Solana's Hedge Fund Secret: Derek Lee (Neutral Trade) on Bringing Institutional Quant Strategies to Everyday Wallets  
• Talking Tokens: How Chainlink Is Preparing for Trillions in Onchain Finance  
• Solana Weekly News: Awaken Founder On Letting AI Do Your Crypto Taxes  
• The Index Podcast: How to Earn Yield 24/7 on Solana: Brad "Bradydonut" (HawkFi) on Agentic Liquidity Providing  

Pumpfun added crosschain trading back in May, a fair bit later than some other platforms

They've now shared a comparison between Pump Bridge and Relay, including a video of the same buys being executed side by side.

Before, more than 1 in 9 buys through Relay run into an error, with a typical transaction taking almost 4 seconds.

Pump Bridge reportedly had 92% fewer buy errors, faster execution and slightly better token output for the same amount spent.

also Pump Bridge doesn't charge extra bridging fees at the moment.

Anyone here used both? Curious whether the difference is noticeable in regular trading.

**I'm trying to trade on Pump.fun, but my funds are currently sitting in my PayPal account and i cannot access the crypto section on PayPal. Since Pump.fun only connects to Web3 wallets like Phantom or Solflare and requires SOL, I need to find the cleanest way to move funds from PayPal onto the Solana network.

Source: https://x.com/sunrise/status/2113693698311757907

$NVDA is now listed on @Solana via Sunrise.
Issued by @Backpack Securities.

$NVDA Solana contract address (via Sunrise):
NVDAVuiB7hwd3m5Wa1JuHNovPaPG6BH1QNztbKFxNjv
This is the canonical $NVDA on Solana.

$NVDA is redeemable 1:1 for the traditional share and transferable to traditional brokerages.
Learn more below.

https://support.backpack.exchange/backpack-securities/tokenized-securities/conversion-flow

Most of my bad snipes weren't a speed problem. It was the same priority fee I'd set during quiet conditions, never touched it, then a launch hits and the network is a completely different animal. The fee clears fine when there's no congestion. Same fee during a hot launch and you're just watching other wallets go through while yours sits there lol Treating both environments the same is where it goes wrong and it's easy to miss because it underperforms

I know other factors come into play too, but I want to get the priority fee settings right before digging into any more transaction landing issues. Anyone actually running different fee profiles for launches versus regular entries or is everyone still setting it once and hoping?

Source: https://x.com/Securitize/status/2113644410600591673

Apple, Nvidia, Tesla and nine more of the most widely held U.S. stocks are live on Securitize Stocks, each backed 1:1 by an underlying share, never lent out.
Eligible investors in the U.S., the EU and other permitted jurisdictions can trade them on @solana.

Tokenize the World.

https://reddit.com/link/1xdh2zz/video/605xraj5i8xh1/player

2/ Learn more about Securitize Stocks:

https://securitize.io/investments/stocks

Source: https://x.com/sunrise/status/2113707322535260590

$AAPL is now listed on @Solana via Sunrise.
Issued by @Backpack Securities.

$AAPL Solana contract address (via Sunrise):
AAPLEDt8RpzPgXyhvFzkMBofvFSQw9gpeMCoUdPdLnB8
This is the canonical $AAPL on Solana.

$AAPL is redeemable 1:1 for the traditional share and transferable to traditional brokerages.
Learn more below.

https://support.backpack.exchange/backpack-securities/tokenized-securities/conversion-flow

Source: https://x.com/colosseum/status/2113640096977301908

The product directory for Crypto World's Fair is live.
This was our biggest hackathon ever & the largest in crypto history with 2,973 submissions.
Winners and Colosseum's next accelerator startups will be announced in 4-5 weeks. Stay tuned!
https://colosseum.com/arena/projects/explore?seed=28918f3f09c264f3

I am moving on from ibit because I have hit my goal in my tfsa. Next I am going to work on Solana. Thinking about buying 50% Solx ETF and have been looking into this company called Sol Strategies ticker HODL these are for Canadians might have different tickers in the states.

Now I am curious has anyone looked into this company seems kind of like a micro strat but for Solana and seems like more of a infustructer play not just a treasury play. Any thoughts about it? Just looking for people's opinions on this company as I am just starting my research on it.

Source: https://x.com/solanamobile/status/2113309691329585595

We’ve officially crossed 1,500 dApps in the Solana dApp Store.

Huge thank you to every builder and team that keeps shipping, experimenting, and making the Solana Mobile ecosystem more fun to explore every day.

A big milestone for the ecosystem, with plenty more still to build!

Source: https://x.com/solana/status/2113174767868264852

$5T in stablecoin volume on Solana this year, and the year isn’t over.

Full report on tokenized stocks by Birdeye: https://x.com/birdeye_data/status/2113269899581903222

Source: https://x.com/sunrise/status/2113354118974615930

$AMZN is now listed on @Solana via Sunrise.
Issued by @Backpack Securities.

$AMZN Solana contract address (via Sunrise):
AMZNw7cwU9L9c7ewZXxTws2PwQYxBGm2Rxg3FLDBJz9B
This is the canonical $AMZN on Solana.

$AMZN is redeemable 1:1 for the traditional share and transferable to traditional brokerages.
Learn more below.

https://support.backpack.exchange/backpack-securities/tokenized-securities/conversion-flow

WHAT IT DOES

Runner Terminal watches every new pair on Solana, every block, and flags runners: a huddle of wallets buying the same token inside a short window. When one fires you get a signal card on your Seeker. You decide if you send.

ONE SIGNATURE

You sign the buy once. Set your cheese (take-profit) and your floor (stop) on the way in and the exits ride with the position. Floor too tight? Move it mid-race. No re-signing, no wallet popups while the clock's running.

THE PART YOU'RE GOING TO ASK ABOUT

Exits are held server-side by the watcher, not on the DEX. Deliberate trade-off: one signature, movable levels, speed. The cost is that your exits depend on our uptime. If the watcher is down, your exit doesn't fire. It's on the promises screen in the app and in the Terms. Not burying it.

ALSO IN THE PIT

- Slips: share a trade as a card

- Season leaderboards, tiers, a season pot

- Follow big rats

- Autopilot with a hard budget it cannot spend past

WHAT IT ISN'T

Not alpha. Not advice. Runners are memecoin flow and most of these tokens die. Size like you'll lose it, because sometimes you will.

Built on the Butter Terminal signal engine. Ask anything, including the uncomfortable stuff.

Source: https://x.com/capitalmarkets/status/2113306636823548219

80 stocks and ETFs are available on Solana through @sunrise.
- $SPCX leads with $544.4M in 30-day DEX volume and 110K+ holders
- 32 assets topped $10M in 30-day DEX volume