15 free tools every memecoin trencher should have
1.) https://t.co/dR3EgCQ4D1 → check the insiders
2.) https://t.co/m1cbpDRX92 → see who bought in sync
3.) https://t.co/7f1CdEud0Z → top holders, one guy or many
4.) https://t.co/dhL0caFLv9 → holder clusters, a second opinion on bubblemaps
5.) https://t.co/SKEJdH7LNi → the dev's past coins and how they ended
6.) https://t.co/oHH7AHR14C → trace who funded the dev wallet
7.) https://t.co/DGkzRBI2qa → did your caller buy before the tweet
8.) https://t.co/sKAgcZr6Xk → real ct account or bot farm
9.) https://t.co/UbUPTXCEoC → see if the early wallets are already out
10.) https://t.co/oGhgfRb8Ql → charts and top traders on any coin
11.) https://t.co/4w06fKWX0J → trending pools, no account needed
12.) https://t.co/xDxZoVbwgk → real holder growth or farmed wallets
13.) https://t.co/smRzqL2BIL → quick scam score in your browser
14.) https://t.co/x3oKwD8Kaq → alerts when a wallet you track trades
15.) https://t.co/bJgoiiyGfg → realized vs paper pnl of fomo traders
Love what we’re getting done with @FluxRPC.
11.2ms average latency in this 5-minute snapshot. That’s 75–85% lower than the incumbents.
Solana mainnet streaming is included in the $38/month Developer plan, and Lantern’s local caching reduces repeated data transfers to bring the bill down further and we don't sell orderflow.
Pretty simple path forward for @fogo in the immediate term:
- LLM’s are the most productive technical tool know to man right now, and they’re only growing
- @BaranosAI deployed one on Fogo Mainnet
- A blockchain like Fogo uniquely enables trust minimized, verifiable intelligence – and solves a major issue with today’s centralized AI’s
– We don’t have a huge megaphone like other ecosystems to communicate this breakthrough – but we’re going to be aggressive in informing people of this and attracting builders
And yeah, you’re welcome to decide for yourself the significance of this relative to other innovations happening onchain.
We’ve seen the limits of adoption of the 7 onchain use cases – but have yet to see how far AI can be taken when put in a composable ecosystem and/or bridged to other chains.
Thanks for your attention to this matter.
Welcome to Baranos AI.
Deterministic, verifiable LLM inference with onchain verification and settlement on @Fogo. Applications can check how an answer was produced.
Amongst other use cases, prediction markets can use that process to resolve outcomes against agreed rules.
TL;DR
Poly resolves through UMA. Kalshi resolves through the exchange. Baranos posts the job hash on @fogo
Someone runs the LLM offchain and posts the answer plus that hash. No dispute, it stands. A dispute, Fogo replays the step against the spec locked in before the market opened.
That's a resolution path builders can actually pin. This is the primitive prediction markets have been missing.
For all those that have been asking...
You can now have your token manually considered for verification. This will help close the gap for protocols that are waiting to be integrated and edge cases that the automated system can't capture.
If you’re impacted by the Helius RPC outage and need an alternative, happy to get you set up with a @FluxRPC trial.
For just $38 a month you can also set up a failover, in future cases of downtime.
Streaming starts at just $15/month.
We’ll help get you up and running quickly.
Token creators can now speak directly to holders and potential buyers on Rugcheck!
Creator Messages are now live, giving projects a place to add context directly to their @solana token page, including:
• Events, launches or major project updates.
• Known issues, migrations or security notices.
• Context around Rugcheck report findings.
• Use of protocols Rugcheck doesn't currently support.
• Liquidity, token mechanics or other important changes
Important: Rugcheck does not verify the content of Creator Messages. Treat anything posted as information directly from the creator, not as something Rugcheck has validated. Don't blindly trust claims or click links — always do your own diligence.
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Lowest hanging fruit first
FluxRPC & it’s OSS repos will be the powerhouse of the next solana dapps
We are stuck in the feudal age of solana development. Time to change it
Solana is cutting slot times in half. A lot of apps are about to find out the chain was never their bottleneck.
Agave 4.2 introduces feature-gated 200ms slots, down from 400ms today -- cutting the four-slot leader window from 1.6 seconds to just 800ms.
That's a massive improvement.
Users don't experience slot times. They experience how long the app takes to respond.
And Solana is only part of that response time.
Your request still has to reach an RPC, get processed, retrieve the data, and make the trip back to the end user.
Cut 200ms from the chain and your RPC doesn't magically get 200ms faster.
Its latency becomes more noticeable.
This is exactly why @FluxRPC was built differently.
Our read layer is decoupled from the validator -- RPC performance isn't bottlenecked by what the validator can serve.
As Solana gets faster, that architectural difference matters even more.
200ms slots are going to expose RPC infrastructure built around the validator as the bottleneck.
FluxRPC isn't.
While others were complaining about KingMaking over the weekend
We focused on building the fastest RPC known to man ;)
Few more bits to tidy up before its live on the graphs but FluxRPC looking excellent here!
Every call on one @Solana RPC provider costs 30 credits. Larger calls carry 2x–4x multipliers, so really it's really a bit more, but lets use 30.
So is a $249 plan with a "125 RPS" rate limit actually real?
- 450M credits/mo ÷ 30 credits per call =
15M RPC calls/month.
- A month is ~2.59M seconds (86,400 seconds × 30).
- 15M calls ÷ 2.59M seconds = 5.8 sustained RPS.
You never hit the rate limit. You hit the credit ceiling, and slide into overage pricing while thinking you have 125 RPS.
A steady 30 RPS app here pays the provider $1,300+/mo for the $249 plan.
The @FluxRPC Developer plan is $38/mo and 100 RPS and includes yellowstone. If you run it flat-out 24/7 on typical RPC reads, you'll use about half the plan's bandwidth and make ~260M RPC calls. The number on the pricing page is the number you get, and the number you pay for.
A high-performance trading chain needs more than fast block times.
It also needs the right infrastructure behind it.
That's why @fogo and @TheHUB complement each other so well.
Take Superluminal @slx_fi as an example.
Its execution model, Prism, is built around Dual Flow Batch Auctions (DFBA), where orders are grouped into short batches instead of being matched one by one.
For that to work well, you need:
• Fast block times
• Predictable network latency
• Consistent validator communication
• Reliable market data distribution
Fogo provides the speed with ~40ms block times and ~1.3s finality.
The HUB provides the infrastructure that helps keep network communication and market data fast, reliable and consistent giving Fogo a stronger foundation for latency-sensitive trading
That doesn't just benefit Fogo. It also benefits applications built on top of it, like Superluminal.
Every layer has a different role.
Together, they create the conditions for a better onchain trading experience