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Start boring and level up as you get comfortable. Staking ETH or SOL directly is about as safe as it gets, or grab the liquid staking version like stETH or JitoSOL so it's not just sitting there. Aave lending's fine too, just low yields, that's the price of no drama.
Once you want more, LP stablecoin pairs, low impermanent loss since both sides barely move. If you go for pairs with real price movement, read up on IL first, it's a trap the first time you see it happen.
Past that is yield farming and leveraged stuff, where it usually goes wrong one of three ways, the reward token dumps, the protocol gets hacked, or the yield was just fake emissions. Anything promising a crazy fixed APY is a red flag on sight.
One more thing, once you're spread across staking and a couple farms across different chains, it gets hard to even see your whole position at a glance.
And DeFi transactions turn into a nightmare for taxes, self transfers, staking rewards, LP moves, most tools just dump it all into "unknown" and you're left untangling it by hand.
Chain Glance actually labels all that correctly and spits out a CSV you can just upload straight into your tax software, like Bitcoin.tax instead of doing it manually

SOL Is Live As Collateral On Phoenix

Running CL positions on Aerodrome (WETH/USDC) and Orca (SOL/USDC), so the out-of-range numbers match what I see. My main position has needed a recenter roughly every few weeks in a normal tape, and every day it sits out of range is a day of zero fees on that capital.
Two things I'd push on. First, shared liquidity doesn't fix the out-of-range problem, it just changes who eats it. My USDC is "available" to three pairs, but if ETH rips 8% and my WETH/USDC range goes dead, that pair still fills nothing. The multiplier only helps on the pairs that stay in range. Second, the realized 1.84x from 1inch is on mostly stable or correlated pairs. I'd want to see the number on a volatile pair set before assuming it holds.
On your last question: fees per dollar deposited per week is the number I actually track for my own book, and yes, TVL tells you almost nothing. Anyone reporting APR off notional TVL on shared liquidity is going to look great on paper.

ETH, SOL, HYPE Campaign!

Hi, my uxento wallet got drained for 49.6 SOL
i deposited SOL and started deploying on the platform, i added the funds with the span of a few days.
Total i deposited around $4980 worth of SOL , i deployed more than 45 tokens, everything was working fine although i wasn't getting success on the launches but still it was working fine BUT just 3 days ago when i opened my uxento wallet, all of the funds in SOL has been drained, i am not able to see any option to get it back, by searching online i am seeing alot of people got drained there, sadly i coudlnt saw it first as i though this is one of the most premium launching tool for SOL, now the funds are gone i am not even able to locate my account.
Is there anything i can do about? how can i lodge complaint regarding this? whats the way out?
If anybody has an idea, please do let me know, i am in a severe depression after this.

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So glad I sold most of alts, including 50k moons a couple years ago. The final nail in the coffin was last years 10/10 manipulation. Still holding mainly BTC, SOL, and some ETH, but also went heavily into AI stocks over the last couple of years. AI agents may boost SOL and ETH big time eventually, and maybe soon.

SOL has its own inflation too btw

I have a Binance account, on the 9th of September I have received a Solana transfer from another Wallet, Binance has asked me if that deposit was coming from my account or another account, I answer from that it was coming from myself, the funds were credited in my account and a few minutes after that finance made a transfer from my address, to another address 'binance 2' and it happens that those funds were frozen, I have note received any official notification or noting from Binance saying that. yesterday, on the 15th I wanted to withdraw my Solana as well as other funds present on my Binance account, (I have USDC and EURO also there) and I see that I can't, turn out that Binance has blocked my USDC and EURO that match the amount of SOL, there is an error message saying that part of =your funds are blocked, the Solana, but that the rest are available to withdraw. but of course I cannot withdraw neither the SOL, neighter the rest of the money.
when I contact support I am not getting any real answer from them just some robotic answer and no explanation as to why the rest of my money is blocked. (the usdc and the sol).

I’ve been testing it. It offers 5 and 15-minute BTC, ETH and SOL binary markets with low fees and low vig.
If anyone’s interested in testing it out, you can onboard here:
https://swivr.trade/waitlist
Seems pretty cool, what other sites do you generally trade on?

I’m not from the US so I might be missing something. Everyone seems to be betting that this won’t pass and selling because of it.
Is there actually basically zero chance of it passing? Should I just sell my SOL because of this, or are there people that believe it might pass?

Hey everyone, I’m building a new DEX. It’s a cross-chain swap interface with routes like BTC → USDC on Base and SOL → BTC.
I’m trying to get my first users and figure out where it’s useful to people who already have a preferred way to swap.
If you move funds between chains, what do you currently use, and what’s the most annoying part of the process? Fees, too many steps, waiting for funds, or something else?
I’d also appreciate an honest look at it: what’s missing from the page that you’d need to see before trusting it with a swap? No need to connect a wallet or move funds to give feedback.
I’m the builder, so happy to answer questions. Blunt feedback is welcome.

It's something not related to wallet. Check your validator, check others, and if needed, change the delegation to a better one. Competition between validators is fierce. Staking is IN blockchain, not in your wallet, as SOL are not inside your wallet

I trade altcoins, mainly SOL, I only do spot trading

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My SOL staking on Trez has gone from .12 to .08 every 2 days

With SOL pairs I’m watching the token itself but with Custom Pairs I’d have to pay more attention to what’s happening on both sides.

Having both sides moving independently makes the trade a lot harder to read compared to a normal SOL pair. You’re basically adding another variable that can change the setup completely.
I’d probably stick with SOL for most trades and only use another pair when there’s a specific narrative or relationship between the two assets that makes sense to trade.

Custom pairs seem way more interesting for speculation. You’re basically trading the relationship between two assets instead of just betting on the meme against SOL.

Custom Pairs vs Standard SOL Pairs