FluxBeam

FluxBeam is the first decentralized exchange on Solana to provide full native support for Token Extensions, the protocol formerly known as Token22 that extends the standard SPL token model with programmable behaviors such as transfer fees, confidential transfers, transfer hooks, and metadata immutability. Launched in May 2023, FluxBeam has grown into a multi-product platform spanning a DEX with a sophisticated trading interface, a Telegram-based trading bot, a token launchpad, a suite of no-code token management tools, and RugCheck — a widely used on-chain security service — all built around the same team and brand.

Token Extensions at the Core

Where legacy Solana DEXes handle only the original SPL token standard, FluxBeam is designed from the ground up to trade SPL, SPL404, and SPL22 (Token Extensions) tokens interchangeably. This matters because Token Extensions embed contract-level logic directly into the token account — the DEX must explicitly handle fee-on-transfer mechanics, authority checks, and hook invocations that standard SPL swaps do not require. Being the first DEX to navigate this complexity gave FluxBeam an early monopoly on Token22 liquidity and brought it to the Solana Foundation's attention. The Foundation awarded FluxBeam a grant in fall 2023 for its work enabling the new token standard, and invited the team to present Token22 at Solana Breakpoint 2023.

The Infinity UI Trading Experience

FluxBeam's web DEX runs on what the team calls the Infinity UI — an integrated trading dashboard designed to replace the typical workflow of juggling multiple browser tabs. The interface combines a TradingView-powered price chart, a live activity log that surfaces on-chain transactions approximately eight seconds faster than standard feeds, a RugCheck-powered risk panel, and an advanced order system in a single view.

The advanced limit order module goes beyond a simple price-trigger. Users can configure:

• Limit orders — execute a buy or sell when a token reaches a specified price.
• Take profit — automatically close a position when a price target is reached.
• Stop loss — exit a position if the price falls to a floor level.
• Trailing stop loss — a dynamic order that locks in a percentage-based gain floor as price rises, selling only if price retreats by the configured percentage.

Orders can be denominated in token value or USD equivalents, with rapid ±5% adjustment buttons for live market conditions.

Smart Money Tracking and Token Discovery

The Infinity UI includes a Smart Money feed that streams wallet activity from traders identified as whales or sophisticated actors. Users can filter by buy-only or sell-only actions, isolate new token entries, and execute one-click trades directly from the activity feed. Each entry displays the wallet address, transaction size, market cap at time of trade, and a RugCheck risk score.

Token discovery runs through two additional panels. The Trending section surfaces tokens gaining momentum in real time, filtered by market cap, volume, holder count, liquidity, and token age. The Gems section highlights newly created tokens, graduating projects, and recent migrations. Both are tunable from one-minute to one-hour timeframes and share the same eight-second-ahead data advantage.

FluxTools: No-Code Token Infrastructure

Beyond trading, FluxBeam offers a set of free token management utilities grouped under the FluxTools banner. With support from the Solana Foundation, these tools let anyone create, deploy, and manage Token Extensions tokens without writing code.

Key FluxTools capabilities include:

• V1 and V2 Token Creation — V1 mints standard SPL tokens; V2 adds Token Extensions features such as transfer fees and hook configurations via a guided form.
• Pool Creation — Deploy a trading pair with configurable initial liquidity (a minimum of roughly $10,000 in paired assets is documented).
• Token Locker — Time-lock tokens for both standard and V2 tokens, supporting transfer-fee extensions.
• Token Manager and Metadata Manager — Edit authorities, fees, and on-chain metadata post-launch while metadata remains mutable.
• Fee Manager and Withheld Amounts — Claim accrued transfer fees from V2 tokens.
• Token Operations — Burn, mint, and airdrop tokens, with the airdrop tool supporting CSV, manual, and mint-based distribution lists.

FluxBot: Telegram Trading on Solana

Alongside the web interface, FluxBeam operates FluxBot, a Telegram-native trading bot for Solana. FluxBot supports token swaps, portfolio monitoring, limit orders, a token sniper that alerts on new listings, on-chain lending via Marginfi integration, and mirror trading to follow specified wallet addresses. The bot supports ten languages and is directly integrated with RugCheck for in-line token safety checks.

FluxBot won the Grand Champion title at the Solana Foundation's Hyperdrive Hackathon, a recognition that helped establish it as one of the most-featured Telegram trading products on the network. A FLUXB token (500 million total supply) governs access and incentives across the FluxBot and FluxPad products: 40 percent of FluxBot fees are used to buy back FLUXB and distribute it to holders maintaining a minimum balance, and FluxPad — the team's Token Extensions launchpad — is powered by the same token.

RugCheck

RugCheck, built by the FluxBeam team, is a token security verification service used to assess risk on new Solana tokens. It checks mint and freeze authorities, holder concentration, LP lock status, and metadata integrity for both legacy SPL and Token Extensions tokens. According to the team's own figures, RugCheck processes approximately 10 million token checks per month for more than 200,000 users, making it one of the more widely adopted security tools in the Solana ecosystem. Risk scores from RugCheck appear throughout the FluxBeam trading interface, including the Smart Money feed and the token information panel.

Developer Access and Infrastructure Experiments

FluxBeam exposes a public Swap API and Pool API for developers looking to integrate routing or programmatic pool deployment. The Swap API returns expected output amounts and pre-built transaction objects; the Pool API handles liquidity pool creation. The project has also published a proposal for Solana Bandwidth Markets — a mechanism to address network congestion by introducing stake-weighted quality-of-service pricing and transaction deduplication, with testnet evaluation targeted for mid-2024.

Position in the Solana Ecosystem

FluxBeam sits at the intersection of two growing segments: Token Extensions adoption and Telegram-native DeFi. Its positioning as the first DEX to handle Token22 natively secured it Solana Foundation backing at an early stage and positioned it to capture liquidity from the growing number of projects launching with extension-enabled tokens. According to DefiLlama, FluxBeam processed approximately $30.49 million in DEX volume in the 30 days preceding this writing. The team's parallel work on RugCheck — now embedded in the buy flow of many Telegram bots beyond their own — gives the FluxBeam brand additional surface area across the broader ecosystem.