SolStack @solstack_xyz

2/ Wallet Cleaner on Solstack: - Scans your wallet for token accounts and old NFTs - Sells tokens still worth over $0.50 first, so you don’t lose value - Closes the empty accounts and burns NFTs you don’t want - Sends all the rent back to you as SOL

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SolStack @solstack_xyz

a day ago

1/ Your old Solana wallets aren’t completely useless. They’re full of dust you’d never bother selling manually, plus loads of token accounts that give you SOL back when you close them. Here’s how to get it back 🧵

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SolStack @solstack_xyz

a day ago

6) Next up: - Rotor (phase 2) replaces Turbine - Agave 4.5 (Dec): 96 accounts per tx, up from 64 - Debated proposal to lift the 60M CU block cap Go deeper: 📝 medium.com/@solstackxyz/a… ▶️ youtube.com/watch?v=nQJiyf…

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SolStack @solstack_xyz

a day ago

5) For users: wallets, fees and apps work the same, and payments and trades settle almost instantly. For devs: the SVM execution layer is unchanged, and faster finality enables more responsive trading and payment apps. For validators: vote fees are replaced by a 0.8 SOL/epoch admission charge.

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SolStack @solstack_xyz

a day ago

1) Solana’s latest consensus upgrade, Alpenglow, went live yesterday, 21st Oct (~13:54 UTC). It replaces TowerBFT, which Solana has run since 2020. Finality: ~12.8s → ~150ms target. Here’s what it means for users, devs and validators 🧵

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SolStack @solstack_xyz

2 days ago

8/8 — Real trading, real risk These bots place real orders. They aren't volume bots, and profits aren't guaranteed. Grid trading can lose money when prices trend outside your range, and fees eat into tight grids, so lines must be at least 2% apart. DLMM positions carry market and rebalancing risks. Start small. Test on devnet first. 🔗 Grid Trading Bot: solstack.xyz/tools/solana-g… 🔗 DLMM Liquidity Bot: solstack.xyz/tools/meteora-…

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SolStack @solstack_xyz

2 days ago

7/8 — What does it cost? Grid Bot: 0.1 SOL to start, then 0.5% of each buy and sell, paid automatically from the bot's own SOL. DLMM Bot: a one-time 0.1 SOL fee. No further Solstack fees for re-centring. Pausing and stopping are free on both. You also need funds for operating costs: • Grid Bot: 0.02 SOL reserved for network fees • DLMM Bot: 0.15 SOL reserved for position rent and network fees Swaps may incur pool and routing fees. Unopened DLMM bin arrays can also require rent, which may not be recoverable. Bots currently start with up to 2 SOL.

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SolStack @solstack_xyz

2 days ago

Two market-making bots are now live on Solana mainnet on Solstack. 🤖 Grid Trading Bot — buys lower, sells higher. 💧 DLMM Liquidity Bot — keeps a Meteora DLMM position in range. Each runs 24/7 from its own wallet. You sign once to fund it. Here’s how they work 🧵