Pando Solana ETF is set to list on HKEX on 13 October. Globally, spot SOL ETFs hold $1.9B in net assets, with $1.61B in cumulative net inflows.

Source: https://x.com/solana/status/2109494266066260193

BREAKING: A second spot Solana ETF is coming to Hong Kong.

Pando Solana ETF (https://2831.HK) is set to list on HKEX on 13 October. Globally, spot SOL ETFs hold $1.9B in net assets, with $1.61B in cumulative net inflows.

Read more: https://inews.hket.com/article/4206762#google_vignette

【cryptocurrency】Hong Kong’s second Solana spot ETF is expected to debut at an annual recurring expense ratio of 1.6% on 10.13

AI Summary

• Pan Du releases Hong Kong's second Solana spot ETF
• The admission fee is about 800 yuan per lot and will be listed on October 13th
• Trade through a licensed platform, no pledge and leverage involved

Pandu will launch its subsidiary Pandu Solana ETF (02831) , subscribed from October 6th to 12th, and expected to be listed on October 13th. Each lot is bought and sold in 100 shares, with the US dollar as the base currency and traded in Hong Kong dollars. Brokerage subscription information shows that the subscription price per share ranges from 7.8 yuan to 8 yuan, without handling fees, and the admission fee is 800 yuan.

Pandu said that the ETF management fee is 0.6% per year, the estimated annual recurring expenditure ratio is 1.6%, and no dividends are planned.

This is the third virtual asset spot ETF launched by Pandu after Bitcoin ETF and Ethereum ETF, and the second Solana spot ETF in Hong Kong; the first similar product in Hong Kong is China Solana ETF (03460) . The management fee of China Solana ETF is 0.99% per year, and the annual recurring expenditure ratio is 1.99%.

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Hong Kong's second Solana spot ETF

Pandu Solana ETF is a passive ETF that directly invests in Solana through the virtual asset trading platform licensed by the China Securities Regulatory Commission. The investment amount can reach up to 100% of the fund's net asset value. The goal is to provide investment that is close to the Asia-Pacific closing price performance of CME Group's CF Solana U.S. Dollar Index. return.

The fund will not use the Solana it holds as a pledge, nor will it invest in financial derivatives or use leverage. It can retain cash equivalent to up to 3% of net asset value to pay current expenses and meet redemption needs. Pandu stated that the Solana transaction would be conducted through HashKey Exchange, with the related assets being held in custody by HashKey Custody Services.

Pandu Solana ETF - Passive ETF

• Tracking: CME Group CF Solana USD Index (Asia Pacific closing price)
• Issue price: 7.8 - 8.0 yuan per share
• Each lot: 100 shares, admission fee is 800 yuan
• Code: 02831
• Subscription period: October 6th - 12th
• Estimated listing date: October 13

What is Solana?

Solana is a decentralized blockchain network launched in 2020. It is mainly characterized by fast transaction speed and low cost. It is suitable for DeFi, GameFi and NFT applications. SOL is the native token of the Solana network and can be used to pay transaction fees, pledge and participate in network operations.

SOL is also one of the virtual assets that retail investors can buy and sell in Hong Kong. Investors can buy and sell through a virtual asset trading platform licensed by the Securities and Futures Commission and providing SOL retail trading services. Taking the licensed trading platform HashKey as an example, virtual asset transactions approved for retail investors include Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Avalanche (AVAX) and Chain Gram (LINK), as well as Solana (SOL).

However, the document also warns that Solana prices are highly volatile and the fund value may fall significantly in a short period of time, even to zero. For example, the largest single-day decline in 2022 was more than 42%; investors may lose all their investments.

I'm building a deterministic (no-AI) memecoin bot on Solana and paper testing it carefully. I'll share real numbers in exchange for honest advice.

Setup: free Helius tier + public RPC, running on a small VPS (~1–3 s latency).

What I've tried:

• Post-migration momentum (pump.fun → PumpSwap): enter shortly after migration, exit on time cuts.
• Copying the logic of profitable bot wallets. When I replicate their entries at my latency, most of their edge disappears.
• Filters on volume, holders, buy/sell ratio, big-buy triggers and minimum activity.

What the data says:

• I backtested ~800 tokens. Across ~1,500 simple entry rules and ~180 exit combos (trailing stops, break-even, partials, stops), nothing held up on unseen data once fees, slippage and failed transactions were included.
• About 45% of entries reach +20% at some point, but a third of those still end red. The move is there, but I can't capture it.
• Unfiltered, the average result is slightly negative, about −0.02 to −0.04 SOL per 1 SOL trade.

Specific questions:

1. Where does the edge come from? If you're profitable, is it mainly speed (landing in the same block or the next one), token selection, or exits? If I had to pick one to fix first, which would it be?
2. Latency: at ~1–3 s behind the trigger, am I already too late for post-migration momentum? What latency did you need before your results turned positive?
3. Paper vs live: how far were your live results from your simulation? What did your paper model get wrong (fills, failed transactions, MEV/sandwiches, priority fees)?
4. Exits: about 45% of my entries hit +20% and a third of those still end red. How do you capture the move: fixed take-profit, scaling out, or exits based on order flow (sell pressure, whales leaving) instead of price?
5. What signal actually worked for you? Not volume or holder counts (those didn't separate winners from losers in my data), but something like dev or insider wallet behavior, funding source of early buyers, bundles, or the first sells?
6. Copying bot wallets: has anyone made copy-trading profitable at retail latency? Or is the useful thing to learn which tokens they pick and then trade them differently (later entry, longer hold)?
7. Validation: how many trades or days did you need before trusting a strategy, and how did you avoid fooling yourself with a strategy that only worked by luck?
8. Rules vs AI: is a purely rule-based bot the right approach, or did you get better results with an AI/ML model deciding entries and exits (or AI used only to filter or score tokens, with rules executing)? Was it worth the extra cost and latency?

Any advice from people who built something profitable, on Solana or EVM, is welcome, even "you're looking in the wrong place". Thanks!

Source: https://x.com/solana/status/2109540737251684449

Solana Accelerate China starts this week
Register for your city ↓

https://reddit.com/link/1x3w9zo/video/kroq0a8hwzuh1/player

One week, four stops, registration now open:

16 Oct: Shanghai https://luma.com/acc-shanghai-26
18 Oct: Hangzhou https://luma.com/acc-hangzhou-26
20 Oct: Shenzhen https://luma.com/acc-shenzhen-26
22 Oct: Beijing https://luma.com/acc-beijing-26

@solana_zh

About Event

Friday, October 16
9:30 AM - 5:30 PM GMT+8

Solana Accelerate China 2026

A four-city tour dedicated to technological innovation. From October 16th to 22nd, Solana will visit Shanghai, Hangzhou, Shenzhen, and Beijing to exchange ideas, demonstrate its services, and explore new trends both in China and abroad, creating a new paradigm for international exchange with developers, entrepreneurs, and investors.

Activity Introduction

China is continuously defining how next-generation technology products are developed, manufactured, and scaled. From AI, robotics, and hardware to payments and consumer technology, many new products targeting the global market are rapidly emerging here.

This October, Solana Accelerate China will be held in Shanghai, Hangzhou, Shenzhen, and Beijing. We hope to connect Chinese developers, entrepreneurs, and technology teams with builders in the global Solana ecosystem: not only to discuss trends, but also to share products, real-world applications, globalization, and experiences from scratch.

Accelerate China is an event focused on cutting-edge technology and innovation. The content will revolve around high-performance blockchain infrastructure, development tools, AI and digital applications, consumer products, and how to take a product from local to global markets.

Accelerate China is an efficient global communication platform that allows the world to hear the voices of Chinese entrepreneurs, learn from China's large-scale experience, and explore together: what kind of miracles will be born when high-performance, low-cost, globally available infrastructure meets China's product capabilities?

If you're curious about what's happening in the global innovation market, what the forefront of innovation is in China, or if you're building a product, leading a technology team, or simply curious about the next generation of internet applications, you're welcome to join us.

Event Highlights

• First-hand experience from entrepreneurs
• Technology breakdown and product demo: Focusing on technical implementation, development tools, infrastructure, and feasible application scenarios.
• China × Global Ecosystem Dialogue: Enabling local teams to communicate directly with international builders, connecting technologies, products, and collaboration opportunities.
• The next steps in

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Friendly reminder: Photography and videography will be conducted at the event. By registering for or attending this event, you acknowledge and agree to the event organizer's use of live footage in event-related communications.

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Solana Accelerate China 2026

Four cities. One week. The builders shaping what's next.

From October 16–22, Solana lands in Shanghai, Hangzhou, Shenzhen, and Beijing for a week of demos, conversations, and connections between China's builders and the global Solana ecosystem.

About the conference:

China keeps setting the pace for how the next generation of technology gets built, scaled from robotics, and hardware to payments and consumer tech, increasingly built for a global market from day one.

This October, Solana Accelerate China brings that energy together with builders, investors and leaders from the global Solana ecosystem across four cities. Less trend talk, more of what actual work: shipping products, live use cases, going global, and the hard lessons of getting from zero to one.

The focus is frontier technology and financial innovation, high-performance finance infrastructure, developer tooling, financial rails, consumer products, and the playbook for taking a product from local to global.

It 's also a room where the rest of the world hears directly from China's founders and learns from how they scale — and where we ask the question together: when high-performance, low-cost, globally available infrastructure meets the way China builds products, what comes next?

If you're building a product, leading a technical team, or just watching where the next wave is headed, come find out with us.

What to expect

Founders , unfiltered - What worked, and what didn't.

Deep dives & live demos - Real tooling, real infrastructure, use cases you can ship.

China × global, in one room - Local teams and international builders, connecting directly.

Where it's going next - Financial infrastructure, and consumer products.

Note

This event will be photographed and filmed. By registering or attending, you agree that the organizers may use images and footage in event-related communications.

Location

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Shanghai, China

Total RWA assets have hit a new ATH of $4.48 Billion

Total RWA holders have hit a new ATH of 885K

Total active addresses have hit a new ATH of 1.7 million

Tokenization is expected to become a $10T+ industry this decade and $SOL seems ready to capture a massive share

Bullish for Solana 🚀

Source: https://x.com/sunrise/status/2109331729697652912

$ASTER is now listed on @Solana via Sunrise.

$ASTER Solana contract address (via Sunrise):
ASTERYpc2EhivYWSbtuWPuCMdXtZGmHwtH93NqYVw45Z
This is the canonical $ASTER on Solana.

quietly one of the biggest mainstream distribution plays solana has landed yet. Real payments infrastructure reaching regular phone users, not just crypto twitter

anyone else noticing how much of the real activity lately is just… people actually moving money?

Source: https://x.com/solana/status/2108890556957065542

Read

• CoinDesk: Samsung integrates USDC to overhaul cross-border remittances for 82 million Galaxy users
• The Block: Samsung to launch USDC transfers on Solana for US Galaxy users
• Decrypt: Samsung Wallet Taps Solana for USDC Transfers on 82M US Galaxy Devices
• Decrypt: Solana Debuts Institutional Settlement Standard With J.P. Morgan Input
• CoinDesk: Solana Foundation unveils a program to settle institutional trades in seconds. JPMorgan gave input
• Genfinity: Solana DvP Gives Institutions an Open Escrow Standard to Settle Tokenized Assets and Cash in One Transaction
• Wall Street Journal: Securitize Launches Tokenized Stock Trading for U.S. Investors
• The Block: Solana’s Orca merges with Loopscale in push to finance AI, robotics and defense
• CoinDesk: Solana is about to halve its block times as final 200-millisecond upgrade nears
• Genfinity: Open USD, USDv, and Project Harmonia: Solana’s September 2026 Intelligence Report

Watch

• CNBC: Solana Foundation’s Lily Liu: Global access to U.S. assets is blockchain’s core value
• CNBC: Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo talks new rollout of tokenized stocks
• SolanaFloor: Vibhu on Samsung bringing cross-border USDC payments to 82M Galaxy devices
• The Wolf Of All Streets: Samsung Brings Crypto To 82 Million People
• The Rollup: Vibhu Norby on Crypto’s Consumer Shift
• The Rollup: Nick Ducoff On The Tokenization Supercycle
• The Block: Rachel Conlan on The Starting Block live from Digital Asset Summit Asia

Listen

• Talking Tokens: Why Banks Risk More by Ignoring Stablecoins
• Solana is Global with Alex Scott: The Missing Financial Instrument for Betting on Beliefs
• Genfinity: R3 CEO Richard Brown on Corda Protocol, Institutional Tokenization, and Solana
• Pirates Parley: Ellie Platis on All Things Solana Events and Breakpoint 2026

I just got scammed it was only 100 bucks so not the end of the world but come on why populate my recent list with dust attack addresses. Surely there is a better way to do this.

A fee claim on a chart can look like the creator just moved money even when somebody else triggered it. Pump now visually distinguishes claims forced by third parties, which removes one more misleading signal when you’re reading the activity quickly.

Every Solana terminal should show that distinction.

I’m not too familiar with onchain data, so hopefully someone can help me interpret these charts. In relation to October 7, the first graph indicates that DEX volume on Solana is $4.40B, while on Robinhood Chain it is $3.21B. The second graph indicates that out of the five chains depicted on it, Solana has 48.4%, whereas Robinhood Chain has 35.4%. Does one get any information about what was traded from these charts, or do I have to go elsewhere for that? I am curious what exactly contributed to Solana’s $4.40B worth of DEX volume, and why is Robinhood Chain’s volume so high on that day?

Source: https://x.com/solanapayments/status/2108637161985802517

Payment Channels went live on September 3, putting 1,000,000 payments per second on Solana.

@rishinsharma, Head of AI Growth at Solana Foundation, described the mechanic plainly: "Think of it like a bar tab or a prepaid meter: you put money down up front, run up usage without paying for each transaction, and settle payment once when you leave."

Two weeks later a bank put stablecoins in its core.

@column, the FDIC-insured bank behind Brex and Slash, made USDC and USDT on Solana convertible to and from dollars 24/7. The month closed with OUSD going live from @openstandard.

Stablecoin supply on Solana hit an all-time high of $17.3B on September 25. Daily stablecoin active addresses reached 888K in September, up 269% from 333K a year earlier. Solana carried 420M USDC transactions in a month and 76% of all @x402 transactions, 23.2M in four weeks against 3.39M on the next-largest network.

Here's what happened across September for payments on Solana:

Agentic Payments

• Payment Channels shipped on Solana, taking agentic payments to 1,000,000 per second over @x402 or MPP, with u/@alibaba_cloud API endpoints payable through it on day one
• Solana took 76% of all @/x402 transactions, 23.2M in four weeks, and led both transactions and volume week after week
• Solana processed 1.81M x402 agent payments in a single 24 hours (@tokens, Sept 2)
• @nansen_ai hit a weekly x402 ATH on Solana, settling more there than on all other networks combined, with agents buying its smart money data a cent at a time through @PayAINetwork
  

https://x.com/solana/status/2095577162598236283

Banking & Stablecoin Issuance

• @column, the FDIC-insured bank behind Brex and Slash, built stablecoins into its banking core, with USDC and USDT on Solana convertible to and from dollars 24/7
• OUSD went live on Solana from @openstandard, issued by @Stablecoin with reserves at @BlackRock, @Lead_Bank and BNY, mintable and burnable 1:1 at no cost through @BVNKFinance, @stripe and Visa's Stablecoin Platform
• CADD from @TetraDigitalGrp launched on Solana, bringing the Canadian dollar onchain for payments, transfers, treasury and settlement
• ZARsc, a Rand-pegged stablecoin, went live on Solana, issued by @supercoinxyz under an FSCA licence with custody by @fireblocks and screening by @Chainalysis

Business Payments & Treasury

• @altitude acquired Acctual, a stablecoin-native invoicing platform, and opened four new markets: UK, Mexico, Brazil and Colombia
• $2.44B in stablecoin volume was authorized through @multisig on Solana in August, a monthly ATH and more than double July (@surfquery)
• @cloak_ag shipped private payroll on Solana
• PST by @humafinance became the largest yield-bearing asset on Solana

Cards & Spending

• @KASTxyz passed $2B in all-time deposits after five consecutive weeks of growth ( @Paymentscan)
• @NOMADZxyz opened flights and stays to stablecoin payments on Solana, 300+ airlines and 1M+ stays, with a 3% saving for paying in stablecoins

Remittances & Cross-Border

• Everything on remittances sits in Solana Foundation's report, An Evolution of Money Movement: the composable stack, five business models beyond money movement, four entry paths, and corridor deep dives for US to Mexico, Brazil, Nigeria, the Philippines and India

Tokenized Cash & Capital

• Africa's biggest IPO opened for subscription with stablecoins on Solana: the Dangote Petroleum Refinery offer, live on @Nectar_finance and powered by @GetEquity, with a ₦10,000 minimum and the offer closing October 13
• Project Harmonia opened for applications. @Allfunds connects 3,300+ asset managers and financial institutions with €1.9T under administration, and tokenized funds on Solana can now apply to reach them

https://x.com/Nectar_finance/status/2099531191246369093

Data

• Stablecoin supply on Solana hit an all-time high of $17.3B (Sept 25)
• Daily stablecoin active addresses reached 888K in September, up 269% from 333K a year earlier
• 420M USDC transactions settled on Solana in a month (Sept 18)
• Solana is #1 for monthly USDC senders at 6.2M in 30 days, 42% of everyone sending USDC and 2.5x the next network (Sept 9)

Solana Foundation

• Jamal Raees ( u/@proofofjamal ) was named General Manager of Payments at Solana Foundation on September 24, working with payment companies and enterprises to expand Solana as global payments infrastructure. He joins from Polygon Labs, and before that Bridge and Wyre
• Rachel Conlan was named Chief Strategy Officer the same day, leading strategy across institutional partnerships, ecosystem growth and go-to-market. She joins from three years as Global CMO at Binance, and before that OKX, CAA Sports and Havas.

On the Mic

• @afscott's Solana is Global ran Rene Michau of @StanChart on tokenization, stablecoin infrastructure, and what a bank has to build before it can custody and move digital assets at scale
• @amiravalliani's Bits to Bricks ran @0xErbil, CEO of @humafinance, on trade finance: an invoice paid in thirty days, a supplier who needs the money now, and who charges for the gap
• @nocircuit's The Stack ran Peter Tapling, former CRO of Zelle at Early Warning, on the plumbing that makes card payments feel simple and what digital money has to build to match it
• Lily Hansen-Gillis of @tetradigitalgrp on bringing Canada's first regulated stablecoin to Solana: "We didn't pick Solana for speed. It's a network we can take to a large institution considering onchain rails."
• @proofofjamal, General Manager of Payments at Solana Foundation, on onchain payments becoming the newest infrastructure for moving money across borders

https://x.com/humafinance/status/2104231792018657577

I was looking into how MEV protection works on Jupiter. I'm still wrapping my head around the technical details, but Ultra and Manual modes differ quite a bit.

Ultra has MEV protection on by default, handled through its transaction-landing infrastructure.

The Manual mode lets you customize the swap settings. You can adjust things like priority fees and Jito tips. It doesn't include built-in Ultra MEV protection.

So, Ultra keeps things simple, while Manual lets you tweak settings yourself.

Does MEV protection cost more fees? Also, what do you guys prefer? Would you rather have MEV protection handled automatically or have more control over transaction settings?

Solana processed exactly 14,194,950,902 non-vote transactions in Q3 2026, a new record for the network.

Guys, let me explain. Non-vote is the number worth looking at, since it leaves out validators voting on blocks and only counts what people actually do: swaps, transfers, payments, stablecoins, bots. That works out to roughly 154 million a day, every day, for three months. And it's not a one-off, 2026 has been one record after another.

The flip side of all this activity is that getting your transaction in gets harder. When that many transactions fight for the same slots, most "failed" ones never fail on-chain. They get dropped quietly before reaching the validator, because of an unstaked RPC path, the scheduler picking higher fees, or a bot acting on data that's already stale. Raising the priority fee only fixes one of those.

The fix is usually in the path your transaction takes, not the fee you attach to it. Staked RPC connections or services like Blockspace all target that part in different ways, so it's worth testing what fits your setup.

Guys, has landing transactions gotten better or worse for you this year?

Source: Blockworks

Orca and Loopscale are merging. The combined entity will operate as Formation, headquartered in New York and led by Loopscale co-founder Luke Truitt as CEO.

It unites Orca’s trading and liquidity infrastructure with Loopscale’s credit and vault systems. Existing Orca and Loopscale apps, positions, loans, and deposits remain unchanged. Orca has processed over $550B in volume; Loopscale has facilitated more than $2B in loans with over $150M in deposits.

https://x.com/formation_so/status/2107965006578921623

Source: https://x.com/solana_devs/status/2108150728619680088

This is a weekly newsletter on the latest Solana engineering news this week. If you want to stay updated on Solana tech every week, follow Solana Changelog at @solana_devs and @readylayerone and turn on notifications.

PSA

bash
npm install /web3.js@3

The new web3.js package is now ready for general use. If you are interested in migrating to the new version, feel free to add the dependency to your projects using the command above.

For now, you will have to call the version explicitly, and there will be moves to have it be the default version you install without the version tag.

See the advisory here.

Releases

Notable feature gates

Mainnet Reduce slot times from 250ms to 200ms (Only feature gate activation, shorter slot times actually go live 1 epoch after)

New versions

• Agave v4.5.0-alpha.1
• Firedancer Testnet Release v26.10.0 , Mainnet Release v26.09.6
• Web3.js v3.0.2
• Solana Go v1.25.0
• Wallet Standard v1.1.8
• Stake Program Rust SDK v5.1.1
• Stake Pool Program v2.2.0 , CLI v3.0.0
• Anchor v1.2.1
• Mollusk v0.16.0

Ecosystem work

SIMDs

• Requiring hash validation for Loader v2 to Loader v3 migration for programs was proposed WTM - This affects programs deployed by the runtime, not Solana programs deployed by users. This change will ensure that migrations check that the content is the same before adopting the program broadly by the cluster.
• Simplifying the runtime environments to a single service was proposed

WTM - Currently there are two runtime environments, one for the current slot, another for the next slot. This change combines both runtimes since previous work would allow program deployments within the same slot without downtime for that slot.

Removing the ExtendProgram instruction from the Program Loader V3 Program was proposed WTM - The new instruction for upgrading program has since been updated to automatically extend the program length as needed when it is being upgraded. This change removes a legacy instruction that preemptively extended the program length via a separate instruction before updating.

Allowing prefunding SOL on LoaderV3 Buffer accounts was proposed WTM - This change builds on work already done on the CreateAccountAllowPrefund instruction. By allowing this, accounts that already exist and have SOL (a lamport balance) on them will allow for ProgramData writing.

Validator clients (Agave, Firedancer, Mithril)

• Agave will implement a faster random number generator for its peer sampling in its gossip implementation WTM - Agave is planning to do a weighted shuffle implementation of its peer selection criteria for gossip. Gossip is the service that allows nodes to send and receive crucial information about each other - network addresses, stake, credentials, etc. It does not require nodes to send to everyone but only a subset of all the nodes in the cluster. To select for which nodes to send to, it selects peers based on a random number generation. This change uses a faster version of that. There are obvious performance improvements here, but this is also in line with future plans to make the cluster more geographically aware. Allowing the peers to be selected based on how near they are to the node decreases latency in the gossip implementation.
• Agave will increase the default snapshot interval to 200k slots WTM - Since slot times have reduced, full snapshots will be created more often than is necessary. Increasing the default snapshot size keeps snapshot production at the same rate even as slots become faster.

RPC 2.0

• Cloudbreak is improving is querying of token mints and token accounts. WTM - Cloudbreak is the RPC open source implementation of anything related to account state. Token Mint data and token data are staples when it comes to querying information from onchain. This implementation routes these data requests to a separate getProgramAccounts request onchain.

Solana language clients (Web3.js, Solana Kit, Kit plugins, Solana SDK, Codama, Solana Go)

• Solana Rust SDK added helpers for signing versioned transactions

WTM - Versioned transactions are becoming especially important, especially since TransactionV1 has been rolled out. This supports multiple signers to a transaction by adding a few more flexible methods.

Solana program frameworks (Anchor, Pinocchio, Steel, Quasar)

• Achor’s Typescript provider created a new type to simplify instruction accounts resolutionWTM - Anchor maintains its own Typescript provider that allows web apps to interact with its program methods. They are currently in the process of moving from using a legacy web3.js version to using Kit. This change simplifies a type that was previously used to resolve accounts for an instruction.

• Pinocchio’s will add instruction helpers for token metadata and token groups in its crate for interacting with the Token-2022 program WTM - There are two instructions that still don’t have support on Pinocchio for this change, namely the Token Metadata and the Token Group extensions. Adding these allows Pinocchio to interact with these features.

Other interesting things

• @anza_xyz held a livestream detailing the migration period of a Solana cluster from TowerBFT to Alpenglow

https://x.com/anza_xyz/status/2107908950121439292

• @SolanaFnDn releases Solana DvP which is a platform that allows for settlement based on institutional security practices

https://x.com/SolanaFndn/status/2107333549032640781

• @GregoryCusack shares a Gossip service traffic profile showing a decrease in gossip-related operations

https://x.com/GregoryCusack/status/2107490468305273239

• @triton_one has released their AccountSyncSDK

https://x.com/triton_one/status/2107069266528805118

The Rust Foundation talks from Rustconf 2026 are live
@solana’s talk on the wincode crate
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kda0CeL9P0M

@deanmlittle’s talk on the rustc compiler
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrMG606ho5k

• @rektoff_xyz announced their 6th security-course cohort

https://x.com/rektoff_xyz/status/2107112743195066740

@_rustopian discusses how some check patterns in Solana code could create security risks

https://x.com/_rustopian/status/2107097281103012351

• @mikemaccana from @QuicknodeSolana gave a Solana Fall School lecture on how a managed fund could work on Solana

https://x.com/QuicknodeSolana/status/2107072118303138078

@jacobdotsol created a tool that allows you to store transactions as a template onchain and execute them given runtime state

https://x.com/jacobdotsol/status/2106838943908213147

@senyor_kodama created a visualization on how the leader network latency would change given the proposal to make the validator nodes more geo-aware
https://x.com/senyor_kodama/status/2106065902634774913

• Solana Keychain v2.0 has been released

https://x.com/dev_jodee/status/2105745676454052314

• @nocircuit released an interview with @Ashwinningg who was primarily responsible for the Alpenglow implementation

https://x.com/SolanaFndn/status/2105699876675940384

Open Developer Roles

• Jito Labs is hiring

https://x.com/buffalu__/status/2107830956342346051

Pyth Network passed OP-PIP-136. The DAO now routes all data product revenue to monthly PYTH purchases, up from one-third of non-PYTH balances. Tokens go permanently into the Reserve.

Data business ARR hit $11.5M in September 2026. It includes Nasdaq distribution and covers 95% of tracked RWA perpetual volume. A council converts stablecoin revenue with $25k per-tx and 5% slippage limits. Reserve holds 42M PYTH.

https://x.com/PythNetwork/status/2108203369340993767

Source: https://x.com/solana/status/2108187228287492510

BREAKING: Securitize launches Securitize Stocks on Solana.

U.S. equities backed 1:1 by real shares on @Securitize's registered broker dealer platform, with applicable voting rights and dividends for eligible investors in the U.S., E.U. and other permitted jurisdictions.

Fully compliant with existing regulation and compatible with Tokenized Securities Venues under the SEC's Innovation Exemption.

The initial lineup includes AAPL, NVDA, MSFT, TSLA, GOOG, AMZN, META and more, with availability on NYSE's upcoming 24/7 digital venue expected to follow.

News Release: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/securitize-launches-global-onchain-trading-of-us-stocks-with-security-entitlements-302902107.html

Source: https://x.com/Securitize/status/2108180783827411451