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The solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump airdrop might change what people expect from any token moving forward. Ansem kept his bag public, and is airdropping MILLIONS of dollars straight back to holders. Once people see a founder actually redistribute instead of hoard, the bar moves. Why would you ape a token where the team quietly holds everything, when others are handing it back to the community? Airdropping your own supply could go from "nice to have" to expected. Did @blknoiz06 set a new standard? 🧐

6 months from now, these two Jupiter products will be way bigger than they are today. Jupiter Lend and Jupiter Wallet - here's why I'm watching both 👇 1. Jupiter Wallet (@jup_wallet) Jupiter Wallet's edge is simple: zero fees and genuinely smooth UX. Most wallets route through an aggregator and add a fee on top - here you skip that markup entirely, in an app that's actually clean to use. That combination matters most for new users - and with Jupiter pushing hard to onboard people to Solana, the cheapest, smoothest option is well placed to capture them before they settle on a habit. Own where new users start, and growth takes care of itself. 2. Jupiter Lend (@jup_lend) Already ~$2B supplied and the second-largest money market on Solana - and the setup for the next leg is even more interesting. The xStocks and Bitwise collabs signal something important: institutional trust is building. Pair that with their extensive audit history, and you have the one thing big capital actually needs before it comes onchain - confidence the rails won't break. Real-world assets + audited infra + institutional partners. That's how a lending market goes from ~$2B to something much bigger. What's your favorite Jupiter vertical?

heal the @world_xyz, make Solana a better place 🌍 https://t.co/FzNSSwSDcf

Solana ecosystem is pumping - is $SKR next? 📱 SKR - often called "the second Solana token" - is currently at a $42M market cap Ecosystem tokens have been repricing hard lately. The ones moving are the ones with real fundamentals behind them. SKR has them: real product, real usage, real distribution. The gap between what it does and what it's valued at is what makes it interesting. I’m obviously biased and holding, but the thesis why I invested only gets stronger with the mobile adoption of defi. What do you think?

Saylor owns 847,000 Bitcoin - $50 billion worth. And he may be forced to start selling it. $MSTR trades below the value of its own BTC, with $1.7B in payments due and $1.4B in cash. The premium that funded everything is gone. Could this become the black swan of this cycle?