2026-01-16 14:32:47

Solana has been making frequent moves recently. In just 24 hours, this public link has listed four assets from other blockchains—Football Fun (FUN), Lighter (LIT), StarkNet (STRK), and Zora (ZORA).

This is no coincidence. Previously, Solana also gradually introduced tokens from Layer 1 networks like MON and ZEC. What does this reflect? As Prop AMM and other efficient trading tools are gradually perfected, Solana's on-chain trading infrastructure has become increasingly mature.

From this trend, it seems that Solana is consciously promoting the development of a CEX-like model—building a decentralized ecosystem that offers a user experience close to centralized exchanges through richer asset pools and better liquidity mechanisms. This is quite attractive to users accustomed to efficient trading experiences.

SOL2,3%

FUN58,04%

LIT-1,14%

STRK-0,02%

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AirdropSweaterFan

· 4h ago

Solana is trying to monopolize everything by pulling all assets onto its own chain.

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SatoshiChallenger

· 4h ago

Data shows that the previous ecosystem praised as "CEX experience" saw liquidity dispersion drop to 82% [cold laugh]. Ironically, users still ended up returning to Binance. Four assets launched in 24 hours? Sounds like a challenge to my IQ. The real question is, can these assets survive until the next quarter? Objectively speaking, this is just stacking assets to boost hype, nothing new. Attraction is there, but what about retention? That's the key data. Since 2017, every chain has claimed to rival CEX experience, and in the end [funny]. Even the most efficient Prop AMM can't change the old problem of trading pair depth. Interesting, another ecosystem that thinks it can overthrow centralized exchanges has appeared. The lessons of history are right there, yet they still choose to repeat this path.

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alpha_leaker

· 4h ago

Sol is really aggressively siphoning off other chains, pretty ruthless.

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ShibaOnTheRun

· 5h ago

Sol's move this time is quite aggressive, directly relocating the good stuff from various chains. It feels like building their own empire. NGL, this is the right way to open up. Other public chains are still dithering, while Sol has already started building an ecological closed loop. By the way, if it can truly achieve the CEX experience while remaining decentralized, then what are other exchanges even playing for... It's a bit scary.

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DaoDeveloper

· 5h ago

ngl the liquidity mechanics here are getting spicy... if solana actually pulls off that cex-like ux without sacrificing composability, we're looking at a proper design pattern shift. worth auditing those amm implementations tho — composability always comes with hidden tradeoffs.

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