Top Projects, (d)Apps and Tools on Solana

Explore the top projects, (d)apps and tools on Solana. From DeFi to infrastructure, NFTs to wallets, we list and rank the best of the Solana ecosystem — profiling 1670 projects with help from The Grid. Projects with on-chain activity are ranked by their 24h unique signers.

Top projects

1664 projects · ranked by 24h on-chain users
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Lulo

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Lulo takes what it calls an index fund approach to stablecoin yield on Solana: no human manager picks where deposits go. A systematic algorithm distributes capital proportionally across integrated lending protocols on Solana and Ethereum, and every allocation decision is recorded on-chain so depositors can check where their funds sit. The open-source contracts have had five independent audits, from Certora, Halborn, OtterSec, Offside Labs and Sec3. People who want a hands-off stablecoin allocation will get the most from it, particularly through the iOS app launched in 2025, which looks more like a savings account than a trading screen. The trade-off is control. Lulo users cannot choose individual protocols, and with no governance token or DAO, depositors have no say over how the allocation algorithm works.

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Bonk

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Bonk's token design rests on a fixed starting supply of 100 trillion BONK that can only shrink through burns. BonkDAO votes through one-off burns, the largest being BURNmas on 26 December 2024, which destroyed 1.69 trillion BONK, while products such as BONKplay set aside part of their fees to burn more over time. Anyone weighing how burns and buybacks actually affect a meme coin's supply can learn from Bonk's record, including a notable shift: since December 2025 most Bonk.fun fees buy BONK for Bonk, Inc.'s treasury rather than burning it, so those tokens can still be sold. The token pays no yield, and its governance proved easy to capture when an attacker passed a BonkDAO vote in July 2026 and took about $20 million from the treasury.

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Sphere

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Sphere stands out as a leading payment infrastructure provider on Solana, enabling seamless cross-border transactions across 120+ countries. Their enterprise-grade platform processes payments through major card networks, bank transfers, and cryptocurrency systems while maintaining strict compliance standards and a non-custodial model through partnerships with licensed money transmitters and chartered banks.The platform's comprehensive SDK allows developers to easily integrate payment capabilities into their applications, supporting multiple currencies and payment methods. With features like the Offloader Wallet for instant crypto-to-bank transfers and robust compliance tools including AML checks and fraud detection, Sphere has already processed over $100 million in payment volume while maintaining the security standards expected of traditional financial institutions.

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Moonwalk

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Moonwalk Fitness is a move-to-earn app on Solana where walkers stake SOL, USDC, BONK or \$MF on daily step challenges. Hit the target and the deposit comes back with a share of what missed walkers forfeit; fall short and part of it goes to them. Unlike StepN, Moonwalk needs no NFT to start, and steps sync from Apple Health, FitBit or Garmin. It suits people who walk most days and want money on the line to keep them honest, without buying into a speculative NFT market. The catch is that winnings come from other players' losses, and the \$MF token has fallen sharply since its October 2025 launch. Dedicated iOS and Android apps were still in development, so the main experience runs in a web browser.

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Phoenix

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Phoenix is a fully on-chain perpetual futures exchange on Solana, built by Ellipsis Labs. It runs on a crankless central limit order book, so each trade settles atomically in the transaction that places it, with no external keeper bots and no pending state. Phoenix charges roughly 0.035% per trade, and retail users do not pay gas directly. It makes most sense for traders who want leveraged exposure on a non-custodial venue with order-book pricing, including from a phone: since June 2026 the full exchange works in a mobile browser without an app. The trade-off is maturity. Phoenix Perpetuals entered private beta in late 2025 and only opened more widely during 2026, so its track record in derivatives is much shorter than that of the spot program it grew out of.

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Squads

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Squads runs stablecoin payment rails alongside its multisig. Altitude is a global business account that accepts ACH, Wire and SEPA deposits, handles multi-currency balances including EURC, pays bills and pays out to traditional bank accounts, and in 2026 it acquired Acctual to automate invoices and accounts payable for multi-entity businesses. Grid is a stablecoin API for developers adding accounts, payments, card issuance and yield, with gasless transactions through partners such as Privy. Companies that want to move money outside legacy banking, and developers building consumer payment apps on Solana, are the natural fit. Altitude only launched in May 2025, so the payments side has a much shorter track record than the formally verified Squads multisig program.

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Homebase

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Homebase is a real estate platform on Solana that lets individuals buy fractional shares of single-family rental homes and receive their portion of the rent each month in USDC. Its first offering, in March 2023, was a $235,000 rental home in McAllen, Texas, which raised $246,800 from 38 investors in under two weeks. A second home in the same area followed that June. Homebase handles tenant screening and maintenance itself. It makes most sense for retail investors who want rental income without becoming landlords, including people new to crypto, since rent can be withdrawn to a bank account through CoinFlow. Offerings are sold under a Regulation D exemption, so buyers must pass KYC and cannot resell a property token for a year. The documented track record is also short: two properties, both from 2023.

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Openbook

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Openbook stands out as a leading decentralized exchange on Solana, offering a sophisticated central limit order book (CLOB) model that enables precise price discovery and efficient token swaps. Unlike typical AMM-based DEXs, Openbook's order book approach allows traders to place limit orders at specific prices, providing greater control over their trading strategies and potentially better execution prices. The platform supports trading of any SPL token pair, with competitive fees including a 4 bps taker fee and 2 bps maker rebate.As a community-led fork of Serum v3, Openbook has established itself as a cornerstone of Solana's DEX infrastructure, offering fully on-chain and non-custodial trading. The platform's architecture enables seamless integration with other DeFi protocols, allowing for composability and reduced liquidity fragmentation across the ecosystem. With its focus on security, transparency, and efficiency, Openbook continues to attract both retail traders and institutional users looking for professional-grade trading features on Solana.

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Anza

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Anza maintains Agave, the validator client that most of Solana's stake runs, so its releases set the performance baseline for node operators. Agave 4.0, a mainnet upgrade candidate in May 2026, made XDP networking ready for production. Anza's patch notes say this cut the step that forwards block data from about 600ms to under 1ms. Operators who want each protocol feature first get the most from Agave, since changes such as the 200ms slot time and the Alpenglow migration arrive there before the other clients. The trade-off is cost and pace: Anza's docs ask for separate NVMe drives of 1TB or more and a 10 Gbps connection for staked nodes, new releases come often, and a node left on an old version can fall off the network.

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Baxus

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For rare whisky and wine, BAXUS handles authentication before a bottle can be listed for sale. Sellers send bottles to a temperature-controlled, insured vault that is monitored around the clock, where the BAXUS team verifies each one, scans it in 3D and pairs it with a Solana NFT carrying its provenance metadata and a permanent ownership record. The company was founded in 2021 on the view that fraud and hard-to-verify provenance were holding back the rare spirits trade. Buyers worried about counterfeit bottles are the obvious audience, along with sellers who want a verified listing instead of a private sale arranged through personal networks. BAXUS covers spirits and wine only, so it is no help with other kinds of luxury goods, and the authentication is carried out by its own team.

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Kamino Finance

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Kamino Finance is a venue for borrowing against tokenized real-world assets on Solana. Most of this collateral sits in isolated markets, each with its own curator, oracles and caps, so a market for the home-equity-backed PRIME token does not expose Kamino's main market. In September 2026 Kamino launched markets for USD.AI's GPU-loan-backed sUSDai and for tGBP, a regulated sterling stablecoin. Tokenized stocks and Superstate's tokenized funds can be used as collateral too. Holders of yield-bearing RWA tokens who want to borrow stablecoins against them, or run a leveraged loop through Multiply, will get the most from it. The trade-off is that RWA collateral carries issuer, legal and redemption risk on top of Kamino's own smart contract risk. Some RWA markets and the Institutional Yield vaults also require KYC, so not every market is open to every user.

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DAOs.fun

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DAOs.fun was a Solana launchpad where whitelisted creators, approved through their X accounts, had one week to raise a SOL target for an on-chain fund. Every contributor bought DAO tokens at the same fixed price during the raise, and successful funds then traded on the DAOs.fun AMM. Its best-known launch was ai16z, which raised about 420.69 SOL in October 2024 and later grew into the ElizaOS AI-agent project. The platform matters most to readers tracing the history of Solana's 2024 launchpad cycle and the AI-agent token wave. It no longer launches anything, though: founder baoskee said in April 2026 that DAOs.fun would stop launching new DAOs, and coverage did not say what happens to existing funds.

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Hivemapper

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Hivemapper's Bee is an AI-enabled dashcam that mounts in a contributor's vehicle and passively captures street-level imagery while they drive, uploading it to the Hivemapper network without any change in driving habits. Each mapping event is recorded on Solana using state compression, which keeps the cost of millions of device transactions low. Bee Maps sells the Bee through a $19 per month Bee Membership that bundles the hardware, LTE connectivity and fleet software, replacing an upfront device cost of roughly $600. That suits drivers and fleet operators who want a connected device that earns HONEY rewards in the background. Hivemapper Bee owners should note that the device is built for one job, collecting map imagery, and its payouts depend on how under-covered the roads they drive are.

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ISC

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ISC stands out in the RWA space by creating a direct bridge between traditional financial assets and DeFi through its innovative reserve system. The protocol maintains a carefully managed portfolio of real-world assets including commodities, investment-grade bonds, and equities, using these as backing for its stablecoin. This allows users to gain exposure to a diversified basket of traditional assets simply by holding ISC tokens.The ISC Reserve System implements sophisticated on-chain asset management to generate returns from these real-world assets, with profits flowing back to increase the inherent value of ISC tokens. This creates a unique value proposition where users can participate in traditional asset markets while maintaining the liquidity and programmability benefits of a Solana-based token. The system's transparent nature and regular audits ensure users can trust in the real-world backing of their digital assets.

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Jupiter

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Jupiter Lend is a Solana money market for supplying and borrowing assets, built with Fluid and including flash loans. Lend v2, launched in August 2026, added Smart Collateral and Smart Debt, which let deposits and borrowed positions also earn swap fees, while Multiply vaults automate leveraged loops. Jupiter also runs Offerbook, a peer-to-peer market for fixed-term USDC loans with no price-based liquidations. Solana users who already swap on Jupiter and want variable yield or a loan in the same app are well served, and Jupiter Lend has been audited by several firms including Certora formal verification. Withdrawals still depend on available liquidity, and looped positions can be liquidated if rates or prices move.

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Jito

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The Jito-Solana validator client is Jito Labs' modified version of the Solana validator software. Validators running it can receive and process bundles from Jito's Block Engine, earning MEV tips on top of standard block rewards, and a Jito-compatible client now runs on the large majority of Solana stake. Validator operators looking to add MEV tip revenue are the obvious audience, and the Jito stake pool delegates to more than 200 of them. Operators interested in BAM should note that its validator set launched as permissioned, with Figment, Helius, SOL Strategies and Triton One among the first participants, and Jito only plans to open it to all validators over time.

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Drift Protocol

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Drift Protocol's Drift Earn product paid yield on deposited USDC, SOL and other tokens, through vaults including JLP Delta Neutral, SOL Super Staking and BTC Super Staking. Because Drift used a cross-margin account, collateral earning yield could simultaneously back open perpetuals positions on the same exchange. It made most sense for Drift traders who wanted idle margin to earn a return rather than sit unused. Those same three vaults were the primary targets of the April 2026 exploit that drained $286 million, and the Velocity DEX rebuild targets perpetuals-only trading.

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STEPN

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STEPN's NFT sneakers are the game pieces of its move-to-earn app: SPL NFTs on Solana that a player must own and equip before any activity earns rewards. They come in four types, Walker, Jogger, Runner and Trainer, each tuned to a different speed range, and each carries four attributes. Efficiency sets GST output, Luck the chance of finding Mystery Boxes, Comfort the GMT earned at higher levels, and Resilience how quickly durability drains. Collectors who want NFTs with a working function rather than artwork alone will get the most from them, as will fans of brand tie-ins such as the Genesis Sneakers released with Adidas in December 2024. STEPN sneakers are consumable in practice, though. Durability falls with every session and has to be repaired with GST, minting new pairs costs GST as well, and no independent smart contract audit of STEPN has been documented.

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GolfN

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GolfN is a golf rewards app on Solana that works like a loyalty programme for the sport: golfers earn points for rounds played, course reviews, referrals and challenges, then redeem them for gear, travel experiences or sweepstakes entries. Its Pro Shop, launched in May 2026, lets members spend points on more than 600 products from partners including Srixon, Cleveland, Cobra and Miura. It makes most sense for regular golfers who want something back for rounds they would play anyway and have no interest in managing a wallet, since GolfN needs no wallet setup for ordinary use. The trade-off is that rewards are mostly tied to products and prize draws. A GOLF token that points could be redeemed into has been announced with the Axiom Foundation, but it is still on the roadmap.

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Meteora

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Meteora offers token teams a full launch toolkit on Solana. Its Dynamic Bonding Curve lets a project set a custom price curve for a pre-launch sale, and once a configurable graduation threshold is reached the token migrates onchain to a Meteora DAMM pool and becomes tradable through Jupiter. Alpha Vault gives early supporters a bot-protected window to buy before public trading, and Presale Vault adds whitelist tiers and contributions in any SPL token. Teams that want launch, presale and secondary liquidity handled by one set of contracts get the most from it. Buyers should weigh the history: in 2025 class action suits alleged that co-founder Ben Chow ran pump-and-dump memecoin schemes using Meteora's launch infrastructure. Chow denied the allegations and resigned, and the protocol continues under other leadership.

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Pump.fun

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PumpSwap, the decentralized exchange Pump.fun launched in March 2025, is where tokens trade once they graduate from the Pump.fun bonding curve. The Pumpfun app, available on iOS and Android, also supports trading Arc-supported tokens with USDC at near-zero fees, and PumpSwap processed more than $2 billion in DEX volume in Q1 2026. Traders focused on Solana memecoins after launch will find the Pump.fun-native venue here, with a tiered fee that falls as a token's market cap grows. Small caps carry the steepest cost, though: PumpSwap canonical pools charge 1.25% at the lowest tier, well above the 0.30% applied only to the largest tokens.

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AllDomains

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AllDomains turns long Solana wallet addresses into readable names like alice.bonk, and those names are recognized by Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, Jupiter, Birdeye and Solscan. Beyond naming, AllDomains links domain ownership and wallet activity to X, Telegram and Discord accounts through a social graph built with Top Ledger, which first appeared when .turbo claimants on Eclipse had to connect their X accounts. Users who want one handle that follows their wallet across apps, and projects that want to reward verified community members, are the natural fit. AllDomains is primarily Solana-based, with registrars on Eclipse, Sonic and SOON SVM and Monad still pending, and its advertised domain yield has no published mechanics yet.

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Solblaze

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SolBlaze's developer tooling centres on SOL Pay, a JavaScript SDK for accepting non-custodial Solana payments that supports point-of-sale transactions and a Streams feature for streaming payments. Alongside it, Bliq is a permissionless LST creator that lets any project launch a custom liquid staking token on BlazeStake's infrastructure; IslandDAO used Bliq in 2025 to launch islSOL, which Kamino Finance later integrated. Developers who want to take SOL payments without an intermediary, or communities that want their own LST without building a stake pool, are the natural users. Beyond those two products the kit is light: a token minter with Metaplex metadata and an RPC status page tracking providers such as Triton One and QuickNode are small single-purpose utilities, and SOL Pay is built around SOL-based transactions.

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Nosana

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Nosana is a DePIN network on Solana that turns idle GPUs into rentable AI compute. GPU owners register as hosts, stake NOS tokens to join the grid and earn NOS for completed jobs, while Solana programs handle node registration, job matching and reward settlement. The mainnet marketplace opened on January 14, 2025, and the network reports more than 50,000 independent GPU hosts since then. GPU owners with consumer or prosumer cards that sit unused will find the clearest path to earning here, since supported hardware starts at an NVIDIA RTX 3060. The stake requirement is the catch: a host has to hold and lock NOS before taking work, so earnings and capital at risk both depend on a token whose reward emissions were reworked by governance in 2025 to track actual network usage.

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Lifinity

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Lifinity was an oracle-based automated market maker on Solana that priced its pools from Pyth price feeds rather than from pool ratios, keeping liquidity concentrated around the oracle price without anyone having to manage position ranges. Lifinity used only protocol-owned liquidity: its own treasury backed every pair, and the protocol described its profits as coming from delayed rebalancing. Today it is mainly of interest to readers studying how proprietary AMM designs developed on Solana, since Lifinity was among the first to pursue that direction on the network. Outside users could never deposit into Lifinity pools, so it was not a place for liquidity providers to earn fees, and a community governance vote in December 2025 ended its operations.

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Maple Finance

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syrupUSDC and syrupUSDG are Maple Finance's yield-bearing dollar tokens, which pass returns from its institutional lending book through to holders. syrupUSDC launched in 2024 as a permissionless wrapper, so holders skip the KYC checks required of direct participants in Maple's lending pools. The tokens also feed yield strategies on Pendle and Morpho. Stablecoin holders who want lending yield without becoming a direct pool lender are the natural audience. The trade-off is that the return comes from a loan book, so it depends on Maple's borrowers repaying, and Maple Finance had to write off defaults under its earlier lending model in 2022. Maple runs mainly on Ethereum, with Solana covered only for certain products, and syrupUSDG launched on Ethereum and Robinhood Chain.

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Sanctum

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Sanctum Gateway is a transaction delivery service for Solana developers, built by the team better known for liquid staking. It sends transactions across several channels at once, including standard RPCs, stake-weighted quality-of-service RPCs, Jito bundles and custom senders, with a dashboard for real-time control and observability. When a transaction lands through a standard RPC instead of a Jito bundle, Gateway refunds the Jito tip. Teams that want to set priority fee policy in one place, instead of hard-coding it into their application, will get the most from it. Gateway draws on observability work from Ironforge, Sanctum's Web3 DevOps platform. It is a side product next to Sanctum's staking programs, though, and the audits Sanctum lists cover its stake pool, Infinity and Reserve programs, not Gateway.

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Marginfi

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Marginfi is the Solana lending protocol built by Mrgn Labs that became the foundation for Project 0, a unified margin platform that treats a user's assets across Kamino, Drift and Jupiter as one margin account. Its mrgnLendv2 on-chain program handles the cross-venue collateral accounting, so a portfolio spread across several protocols can be borrowed against in a single transaction. DeFi users running delta-neutral or multi-leg strategies across venues gain the most from that structure, because it avoids separate liquidation risk on each leg. Marginfi's own markets also separate risk into global, isolated and native stake tiers. The protocol is mid-transition, though: the original app now redirects to Project 0, and Marginfi points carried over 1:1 to Project 0 points.

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Helium Network

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Helium Network runs a LoRaWAN network that lets low-power sensors, trackers and meters send small packets of data without a SIM card or cellular contract. Device operators pay by burning HNT-denominated Data Credits, and hotspot operators earn HNT for verified coverage and for handling that traffic, with the whole network running on Solana since the April 2023 migration approved under HIP 70. Teams deploying fleets of battery-powered sensors that only need to report readings occasionally will get the most from it. Helium's LoRaWAN layer is built for small, infrequent transmissions, so devices that need continuous or high-bandwidth connectivity are better served by cellular or by Helium's separate Wi-Fi mobile network.

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Zeta Markets

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In the derivatives trading space, Zeta Markets has established itself as a pioneering platform offering sophisticated perpetual futures contracts on Solana. The platform's derivatives suite includes cross-margin trading up to 10x leverage, advanced order types, and a fully on-chain central limit order book that ensures transparent and efficient price discovery for all market participants.Zeta Markets' derivatives infrastructure is built to institutional standards, featuring a robust risk management system and smart contract custody for enhanced security. The platform's upcoming Zeta X Layer 2 solution aims to revolutionize derivatives trading by enabling even faster execution speeds and higher throughput. Through the ZEX token ecosystem, traders gain access to additional benefits like fee discounts and governance rights, while liquidity providers can earn rewards for contributing to market depth. The combination of professional trading tools, decentralized custody, and high-performance infrastructure makes Zeta Markets a compelling choice for sophisticated derivatives traders.

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Render Network

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Render Network is a GPU compute marketplace on Solana: creators submit 3D rendering and AI jobs, and the work is split across a global pool of provider GPUs that return the finished output. Rendering runs on OctaneRender, Redshift and Blender Cycles, and in December 2025 the Render Network Foundation added Dispersed, a separate layer that pools data-center GPUs such as NVIDIA H100, H200 and A100 cards for large AI workloads. Artists and small studios who need render or generative-AI capacity for a deadline, without buying and maintaining their own hardware, will get the most from it. Pricing follows OctaneBench tiers, so non-urgent work can run at economy rates. The trade-off is the payment model: jobs are paid by burning RENDER tokens for non-transferable work credits, so users need token exposure rather than a plain card or invoice.

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Save

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saveSOL is the liquid staking token issued by Save, the Solana lending protocol formerly known as Solend. Users deposit SOL and receive saveSOL, which accrues staking rewards while staying transferable and usable as collateral. Save added it as part of the 2024 rebrand, when the project widened its scope from lending into staking and stablecoin issuance. The token makes most sense for people who already lend or borrow on Save and want staked SOL that works as collateral in the same place, keeping the yield inside one protocol. Liquid staking is a side product here rather than the main business, though. Save is a money market first, and saveSOL competes with longer-established tokens such as mSOL and JitoSOL that are built around staking alone.

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Orca

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Orca added permissioned pools for tokenized real-world assets in May 2026, restricting certain assets to approved investors. Eligibility rules are set by the issuer and enforced onchain. The first issuer was commodity tokenization firm Streamex with GLDY, a gold-linked security, and Orca has since announced that DAWN's USD.infra token is coming to the platform. Issuers of regulated tokens that need a secondary market with investor restrictions are the main audience, together with eligible investors who want to trade those tokens on a Solana AMM. Access is the constraint: users must complete KYC before they can buy, hold or trade the restricted tokens. The product is also new, having started with a single issuer.

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Raydium

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Raydium is the main on-chain venue for tokenized stocks on Solana, with stock tokens such as TSLAx and SPYx trading in its liquidity pools at any hour. In July 2026 Raydium added permissioned pools for regulated assets, where the issuer decides which wallets may trade, and Superstate was the first partner. A token that needs ID checks can therefore use Raydium's pools without the issuer building an exchange of its own. This suits traders who want stock exposure while Wall Street is closed, and issuers that need gated liquidity for a regulated token. A tokenized stock is not the share itself: xStocks, for example, track the price but carry no voting rights. Liquidity providers should also know that a concentrated position can be frozen when the issuer freezes the token inside it.

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Photo Finish

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Every horse in Photo Finish Live is an NFT on Solana, carrying genetic traits that shape how it runs on dirt or turf, over different distances and in wet or dry weather. Those traits come from its bloodline and show more fully with each race, so buyers on the marketplace are judging pedigree and race record. Horses are bought and bred using DERBY, the game's dollar-pegged currency. Collectors who want an asset with a working purpose, and breeders hoping to build a strong line, are the natural audience. These NFTs have a limited racing life, however. A horse ages one year in every four-week season and retires from competition at eight, moving to a breeding role, so holding one is closer to running a stable than keeping a collectible.

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Unclaimed SOL

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As a blockchain analytics platform, Unclaimed SOL provides comprehensive scanning and analysis of user wallets to identify unclaimed SOL across the Solana ecosystem. The platform analyzes transaction histories, token accounts, staking rewards, and DeFi interactions to locate forgotten or abandoned funds, offering valuable insights into users' historical blockchain activities.The platform's analytics capabilities extend beyond simple balance checking, incorporating deep scanning of smart contract interactions, liquidity pool deposits, and automated trading bot activities. By providing detailed breakdowns of where unclaimed SOL originates, users gain valuable insights into their past blockchain activities while recovering lost funds. This analytical approach helps users understand their historical interaction patterns with various Solana protocols while maximizing their asset recovery.

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Supanode

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Solana infrastructure for RPC, WebSocket, Yellowstone gRPC, dedicated nodes, transaction landing, ShredStream, and historical data.

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Solana Sniper - The Safest Way to Snipe Solana Tokens

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SOL Sniper is a sophisticated derivatives and trading bot platform specifically designed for automated token sniping on Solana. The bot enables traders to execute lightning-fast entry and exit positions on new token launches, with advanced features like customizable slippage settings, maximum buy amounts, and automated sell triggers to lock in profits.The platform stands out in the derivatives trading space by incorporating anti-rug pull mechanisms and security filters to protect traders from common DeFi scams. With its freemium model charging just 1% per transaction and premium features available for $99, SOL Sniper provides both accessibility and advanced trading capabilities for traders looking to capitalize on new token launches. The bot's ability to execute trades within milliseconds of token launches, combined with its support for multiple wallet integrations including Phantom, Solflare, and Ledger, makes it a powerful tool for both retail and whale traders.

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Star Atlas

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Star Atlas runs its in-game economy on-chain. In SAGE Labs, its browser-based economy simulator, game logic and game state are stored in Solana smart contracts instead of on central servers: players manage fleets, mine resources, craft items and trade with each other through the Galactic Marketplace, with ATLAS as the payment token. Players who care more about running a fleet and trading than about flying ships will get the most from it, since SAGE Labs needs only a browser wallet and the free Holosim simulation teaches the mechanics without any assets or crypto. The economy is in transition, though. In December 2025 developer ATMTA launched Zink, a dedicated SVM chain for the game's core programs, which started in a centralized configuration with decentralization planned by mid-2027.

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SolanaFM

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SolanaFM turns raw Solana activity into readable data by tagging known programs, identifying token types and classifying actions across the transactions and accounts it indexes. Beyond single transactions, SolanaFM tracks daily and historical network fees and reports TPS figures that separate vote transactions from non-vote activity, giving a more realistic view of real network throughput. Researchers and accountants who want labelled transfer histories and CSV exports will find the tagging layer the most useful part. SolanaFM was the second-largest Solana explorer by usage when Jupiter bought it in September 2024, but it has been largely unmaintained since, so its network statistics may not keep pace with newer analytics platforms.

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Apricot

Apricot Finance stands out as an innovative lending protocol on Solana, offering sophisticated borrowing and lending capabilities with unique features like cross-margin collateralization. Users can deposit supported assets to earn interest while borrowing against their collateral, with the protocol's cross-margin model allowing all assets in a user's account to collectively contribute to their total borrowing power. This approach significantly improves capital efficiency compared to traditional isolated margin systems.The protocol's flagship features include Apricot X-Farm for leveraged yield farming and Apricot Assist for automated downside protection against liquidations. Users can borrow assets with up to 3x leverage while maintaining their original asset exposure, and the automated self-deleveraging tool helps protect positions from liquidation risks. These features, combined with competitive interest rates and a user-friendly interface, make Apricot Finance a compelling choice for those seeking advanced lending and borrowing capabilities on Solana.

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Arcana Markets

Arcana Markets provides essential developer tools and infrastructure for building automated trading systems on Solana. Their Java-based Trading Bot framework offers developers a robust foundation for creating and deploying custom trading strategies, complete with a local web GUI and Docker implementation that simplifies development and testing.The platform's SDK enables seamless integration with Solana DEXs and includes comprehensive documentation for strategy development. Developers can leverage Arcana's analytics APIs and data feeds to build sophisticated trading algorithms, while the platform's architecture ensures secure local operation of trading bots. The combination of developer-friendly tools, extensive documentation, and a flexible framework makes Arcana Markets a valuable resource for builders in the Solana ecosystem who want to create automated trading solutions.

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RainFi

RainFi was a peer-to-peer lending protocol on Solana where loans settled by duration rather than collateral price: borrower and lender fixed the term and interest rate at origination, and no mid-loan price liquidation applied. Borrowers could post any of more than 100 supported tokens, or NFTs, as collateral, and lenders built their own pools in Lite or Pro mode, setting loan-to-value ratios, accepted collateral, rate bands and per-borrower caps. RainFi suited borrowers who wanted a predictable financing window through volatile markets and lenders who preferred to price term risk instead of watching price ratios. The catch is that the standalone protocol is being wound down after Jupiter acquired it in December 2025, and no security audit reports were publicly disclosed.

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SOLSTORM

SOLSTORM sets a high standard for security in the Solana ecosystem by requiring comprehensive smart contract audits for all projects launching on their platform. Their multi-layered security approach includes mandatory third-party audits from leading Solana auditors, ensuring that all smart contracts meet stringent security standards before being approved for IDO launches.The platform implements various security features including anti-bot measures, dynamic whitelist adjustments, and LP token burns to prevent common DeFi exploits and rug pulls. Their automated systems continuously monitor for potential security threats during launches, while their integration with established security partners provides an additional layer of protection for project teams and investors. The platform's focus on automated security checks and proactive risk management makes it a trusted choice for projects prioritizing smart contract security.

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Clone

Clone Protocol is revolutionizing derivatives trading on Solana through their synthetic asset platform. Using the Comet Liquidity System, traders can efficiently gain exposure to various assets through synthetic versions, enabling derivative-like trading without the complexity of traditional derivatives markets. The protocol's capital-efficient design allows for better leverage of trading positions while maintaining robust liquidity.The platform's Clone Markets provides a streamlined interface for trading these synthetic assets, effectively functioning as a derivatives trading platform where users can take positions on various assets without leaving the Solana ecosystem. By focusing on non-native assets and providing synthetic versions, Clone Protocol offers traders the ability to access markets they might otherwise find difficult to trade, all while benefiting from Solana's high speed and low transaction costs.

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Composable Finance

Composable Finance represents a significant advancement in DeFi infrastructure on Solana, focusing on creating seamless cross-chain DeFi experiences. Their platform enables users to execute complex DeFi strategies across multiple chains, including lending, borrowing, and yield farming, all while maintaining the security and efficiency that DeFi users expect.Through their MANTIS protocol and Picasso Network, Composable has created a comprehensive DeFi ecosystem that breaks down the barriers between different blockchain networks. Users can access cross-chain liquidity pools, participate in multi-chain yield farming strategies, and execute sophisticated DeFi operations without being limited by chain-specific constraints. The platform's innovative approach to cross-chain DeFi, combined with their focus on security and efficiency, makes them a cornerstone project in the evolution of decentralized finance.

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Glow

Glow is a self-custody Solana wallet with native iOS and Android apps that sync state with its browser extension. On iOS, Glow also ships a Safari extension, so users can connect to dApps such as Magic Eden, Jupiter, Raydium and Exchange Art directly in Safari rather than through a separate in-app browser. Mobile keys sit in the device Keychain with optional iCloud backup, and Face ID or Touch ID can unlock the wallet. It suits iPhone users who already browse Solana apps in Safari and want swaps, staking and NFT viewing in the same place. Glow works only with Solana, though, and some reviewers note that its mobile release cadence has slowed since early 2023.

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ALL.ART

ALL.ART has moved from NFT trading into real-world asset tokenization on Solana, partnering with Virtus Winery in February 2025 to tokenize the Credo 2013 vintage wine as a tradeable digital asset. The same infrastructure powers blockchain certificate verification, deployed with Coca-Cola HBC in 2024 so documents can be checked without a central authority. Brands and producers looking to put physical goods or certificates on-chain are the clearest fit for ALL.ART here. Its RWA track record is still a small number of named partnerships, though, and it does not offer the yield-bearing or institutional financial assets that other RWA platforms on Solana focus on.

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PsyFi

PsyFi's PsyLend protocol represents a sophisticated lending and borrowing platform within the Solana ecosystem, offering unique features tailored to options traders and vault participants. Users can borrow against their PsyVault positions, enabling them to access liquidity without divesting from their yield-generating strategies. The platform's integration with its options trading infrastructure creates a seamless experience for traders looking to leverage their positions.The lending protocol distinguishes itself through its specialized focus on options-based collateral and vault positions. Users can supply assets to earn low-risk returns through the PsyLend Supply program, while borrowers can access capital by using their vault positions as collateral. This integrated approach to lending and options trading creates a unique value proposition in the Solana DeFi landscape, allowing for enhanced capital efficiency and risk management.

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Solayer

Solayer is a restaking protocol: depositing SOL or a supported liquid staking token such as mSOL, JitoSOL, bSOL or INF mints sSOL, a liquid restaking token that carries normal Solana staking rewards plus extra earnings from a blockspace marketplace where dApps bid for stake-weighted access. SOL holders who already own an LST and want a second layer of yield on the same capital will get the most from sSOL. The trade-off is added complexity and dependence on Solayer's restaking model; holders who only want straightforward staking can use the team's separate Mega Validator instead.

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