The Solana Summit is hitting Berlin, and whether you're in Web2, gaming, finance, or just a curious newcomer, this is your gateway to a massive career shift.
Bringing together builders, community power users, and creators. Plus, they have a $500 Creator & Travel Boost Program to help get you there!
You don't need a crypto background to make waves here, just bring your drive.
Secure your spot now before tickets are gone!
🔗 https://t.co/iX2VwpmHZr
Shoutout to @SuperteamDE for making this happen. See you in Berlin 🇩🇪
The Solana Summit is hitting Berlin, and whether you're in Web2, gaming, finance, or just a curious newcomer, this is your gateway to a massive career shift.
Bringing together builders, community power users, and creators. Plus, they have a $500 Creator & Travel Boost Program to help get you there!
You don't need a crypto background to make waves here, just bring your drive.
Secure your spot now before tickets are gone!
🔗 https://t.co/iX2VwpmHZr
Shoutout to @SuperteamDE for making this happen. See you in Berlin 🇩🇪
You've watched people quit their 9-5s because of crypto.
You've seen someone your age buy a house from a single trade.
You've watched communities get built, funded, and rewarded, all online, while you're still figuring out where to even start.
It stings.
Not because you're not smart enough, but because nobody handed you the door.
"Berlin is all about volatility. Its identity is based not on stability but on change." — Rory MacLean.
Berlin didn't wait for permission to reinvent itself either. After the wall fell, it didn't mourn what was lost, it built something the world had never seen.
That same energy is exactly why on June 13, 2026, the people who are actually building the next financial system aren't meeting in New York or Dubai.
They're meeting in Berlin.
And this time, you don't have to watch from the sidelines.
Here's everything you need to know about the biggest Solana event Germany has ever seen🧵
You have Bitcoin, and you believe in it.
You didn't buy it to play daily trading games; you bought it because it’s the ultimate long-term savings vehicle and a shield against inflation.
But right now?
It's just... sitting there.
Dead capital.
Can't earn on it without giving it to someone else.
Can't borrow against it without a Centralized Exchange (CEX) knowing your name.
Can't move it cross-chain without 4 steps, 3 bridges, and a prayer.
You've seen what happens when you trust someone else with your BTC.
FTX.
Celsius.
BlockFi.
So you do nothing, and your hardest asset does nothing too, but here is the change 🧵.
Most "cross-chain stablecoin payments" still break in practice.
The user sends $100, the recipient gets $97.43.
Someone ate slippage.
Someone needed a gas token they didn't have.
The UX complexity gets pushed downstream, onto the user, the wallet, or the support team.
@lifiprotocol Intents fixes this at the infrastructure layer.
Instead of routing through pools and hoping for the best, you declare the outcome: "Recipient gets exactly 100 USDC on Tron." A competitive network of professional solvers figures out execution. You sign the result, not the route.
This is what makes stablecoin rails enterprise-ready. A neobank or commerce platform cannot build on payment infrastructure with variance. Compliance teams don't accept "approximately."
Finance teams don't budget around slippage.
Exact output amounts.
No gas tokens exposed to users.
Cross-chain including Solana and Tron,the chains where stablecoin volume actually lives.
And it goes further than payments. Tokenised RWAs, Ondo assets, xStocks, US Treasuries, are now accessible through a single integration, without apps needing to onboard every issuer separately.
For regulated fintechs, there's finally a compliant path.
KYB-verified, OFAC-screened solvers only. No anonymous DeFi liquidity.
No explaining your counterparty to your compliance officer.
$80B+ in lifetime volume, 1000+ enterprise integrations.
This isn't a new project finding its footing, it's mature infrastructure crossing into payment territory.
The shift from "tell the protocol what to do" to "declare what you want" sounds subtle. It isn't.
It's the difference between DeFi infrastructure and payment infrastructure.
https://t.co/SEGC8CVIvY just crossed that line.