2026-01-16 07:26:36

StarkNet and NEAR Announce In-Depth Partnership to Promote STRK Token Ecosystem Expansion. The token is now officially launched on the Solana network, allowing users to receive and manage STRK assets directly through a Solana wallet, greatly simplifying cross-chain operations.

In terms of trading, STRK will be listed on Jupiter, a leading DEX platform within the Solana ecosystem, providing traders with a convenient trading channel. Behind this move, Meteora acts as the main liquidity provider, offering sufficient liquidity support for trading pairs to ensure smooth and efficient transactions.

This action reflects the deepening trend of multi-chain ecosystem integration—breaking down barriers between chains to give users a more flexible asset flow experience. For ecosystem participants optimistic about cross-chain protocols and multi-chain asset allocation, this is undoubtedly an important milestone.

STRK-4,09%

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HallucinationGrower

· 7h ago

Cross-chain is indeed moving, but whether Jupiter's liquidity can hold up remains to be seen... --- It's another multi-chain integration; to put it nicely, it's just various ecosystems mutually feeding each other. --- Solana is back to compete for business, and StarkNet's move is quite interesting. --- Can Meteora make money by providing LP? It seems like these tokens are mostly just hype. --- Wait, how much is this token actually worth... with so many cross-chain news coming out, I don't even know how to operate. --- Multi-chain is definitely a trend, but there are still too few practical use cases.

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OldLeekMaster

· 7h ago

Cross-chain integration is finally coming. We've been waiting for STRK to be on Solana, and now Jupiter has launched liquidity, so we no longer have to be cut and sliced around. It sounds easy to do, but the key still depends on whether Meteora can stabilize the market; otherwise, it will just be a bunch of tricks for small retail investors. If you're truly optimistic, multi-chain configuration is still the way to go. Anyway, with such a competitive ecosystem, no one can monopolize this opportunity. Multi-chain is the real way forward; single-chain days are indeed hard to navigate. Looking at the level of cooperation, it seems StarkNet wants to leverage Solana's popularity to make a comeback. Whether Jupiter's depth is sufficient remains a question, after all, not all DEXes are reliable. This wave of multi-chain integration is definitely a trend, but what about the actual user experience? Cross-chain fees are still so high. Cross-chain transactions are already costly, and now there's an extra step. The real beneficiaries are probably the big players. There's nothing new; it's just another token launch show. Where is the real liquidity? It looks good, but I've believed in this kind of cooperation several times before. It all depends on whether there will be practical applications to support it later.

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fren.eth

· 7h ago

strk is now on Solana. Finally, no need to bother with cross-chain bridges; managing directly through the wallet is fine... Is Jupiter's liquidity sufficient? That's the key.

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AirdropChaser

· 7h ago

Hey, isn't STRK on Solana now? Can Jupiter's liquidity really hold up? Here comes another multi-chain narrative. Cross-chain friction still seems unavoidable. Why does it feel like every L2 is leaning towards Solana? Who will be the ultimate winner? Is STRK's move this time genuinely trying to go viral, or is it just a prelude to cutting the leeks... Wait, Meteora provides liquidity, but isn't this just cutting liquidity providers? Another cross-chain story... sounds great in theory, but what about in practice? Multi-chain configurations are indeed attractive, but who will cover the transaction fees? I don't want complicated operations anymore. Is Solana's one-stop solution considered innovative? So what if Jupiter launches? Can't they just avoid slippage issues? Is this what they call deep integration? Feels like everyone is still doing their own thing.

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