Solana multiwallet manager | Interact with +100 wallets from you phone:
- Distribute and transfer tokens in bulk
- Snipe from multiple wallets
- Farm in bulk
🎉 99% of Dibidabo transactions are now landing swiftly, even with low priority fees!
We've recently upgraded our code, significantly boosting performance.
1k transactions from 150 different wallets (one single user) in under 17 seconds! ✅
We're expanding our team and looking for experienced Solana devs:
1⃣ Full stack with React and Node.js expertise
2⃣Skilled Rust devs
Any recommendations for places to find top talent in Solana, other than @solana_devs and @the76devs?
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Attract initial holders and drive up interest - all from your phone.
Manage over 100 wallets with just one click 🤳
Faster. Simpler. Better.
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🚀 Exciting morning!
Team is considering developing a multiwallet web front end, aiming to streamline your interaction with your wallets, while continuing to enhance mobile interaction though telegram 📱
What features would you love to see?
Blockchain is about globalisation
there has never, EVER, been a time in history when people from different parts of the world could exchange value more easily
And by easy I mean faster, safer, and more efficient
We are just scratching the surface
This is one of the reasons Dibidabo was born.
Often, a wallet spamming the chain gets restricted, causing transactions to fail.
We handle this by distributing the workload across several wallets, thereby avoiding this restriction. At the same time, we optimize requests to prevent network congestion.
One -> Many
- The average "real user" sends under 50 txs per day with a failure rate of 8%, so around 1 in every 10 txs fails. 97% of addresses fall in this group, and they are collective responsible for 0.6% of total failed txs
- Any addresses that sends over 5,000 txs per day is clearly a bot. Yesterday there were 879 addresses that hit this mark, and they created 95% of the total failed transactions with a failure rate of 79%.
- 0.1% of addresses are responsible for 95% of the failed transactions. Thus this chart does not tell you that Solana UX is bad, it tells you there is currently an abundance of spam
- This chart does not capture dropped transactions, which are [1] terrible UX for "real users" and [2] a real problem for Solana atm
0.1% of solana active addresses submit 95% of the failed transactions, because to those few users its a feature. It’s cheaper to guess the state than to guarantee its value.