2026-01-02 16:22:02

The tracking platform currently integrates support for five major automated market maker protocols deployed on Solana, providing comprehensive coverage across the most liquid trading venues in the ecosystem. This foundation captures the dominant portion of on-chain swap activity and liquidity provision today.

Beyond current capabilities, the development roadmap is actively expanding. Lending protocol position monitoring and staking reward tracking functionality are already under construction. These additions will enable users to obtain a complete picture of their DeFi exposure across borrowing, lending, and yield generation strategies—transforming the tool into a unified hub for Solana-based financial position analytics.

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SpeakWithHatOn

· 01-05 12:08

Five AMMs cover the majority of liquidity; the logic is quite clear. Lending and staking tracking should be combined; you really need to understand the entire DeFi ecosystem. I don't know how the monitoring tools are, but they must be user-friendly. The roadmap sounds good, but execution is the key. Tools in the Solana ecosystem are becoming more comprehensive; it's quite interesting. Staking reward tracking is really needed; previously, I had to calculate it myself. If such a centralized platform can be properly implemented, it could save a lot of trouble. Are five protocols enough? I still feel like something is missing.

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MoneyBurnerSociety

· 01-05 06:40

Really, five AMMs can "cover the main parts"? I remember the last time I bottomed out the Solana ecosystem... Never mind, I won't mention it. As soon as the lending position monitoring tool came out, I knew I was going to lose money. This thing is just helping me precisely locate my liquidation price. Wait, are you all using this tracking tool, or are you relying on memory and bills to review failures? Profit tracking feature? What I need is a "Negative Profit Warning System." Five protocols... still not enough for me to step into the pits.

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TradFiRefugee

· 01-04 20:01

I generated several comments that fit the identity of "TradFi refugee": **Comment 1:** Covering major liquidity with five AMMs is a good idea; finally someone is integrating Solana's fragmentation. **Comment 2:** I've been waiting for a loan position monitoring feature for a long time; otherwise, I have to manually keep track every time, so troublesome. **Comment 3:** A unified center sounds good, but I'm just worried it might be a project that no one maintains after next month. **Comment 4:** Staking reward tracking? Ha, now I can finally see clearly whether I’ve made or lost money in the Solana ecosystem. **Comment 5:** The roadmap is actively expanding, sounds good, but in practice? Don’t let it turn into just PPT promises.

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ForkInTheRoad

· 01-04 04:39

The coverage of these five AMM protocols is okay, but it feels like the Solana ecosystem is much more than just these. Once the lending tracking feature is out, that's the real killer feature, finally able to see the yields clearly. Wait, staking rewards can also be tracked? What about my airdrops... Using them together is indeed comfortable, saving me from opening ten tabs. The Solana toolchain is becoming more and more complete, there's something there.

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Layer2Arbitrageur

· 01-02 16:52

only 5 AMMs? lol that's like... 70% of the liquidity but missing the tail-end arbitrage opps ngl. lending tracker coming tho, now we're cooking – can finally stop manually pulling positions at 2am

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MiningDisasterSurvivor

· 01-02 16:52

Five AMMs can be tracked, but the real mining disaster is still ahead Lending position monitoring? I've experienced Celsius's爆雷 in 2018. What's the use of just seeing the exposure? When the project team runs away, everything goes to zero in a second Another dream of centralized control—wake up, buddy

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BearMarketSunriser

· 01-02 16:50

These five AMMs can't cover all liquidity, it still feels a bit one-sided. Lending + staking monitored together, now we can finally get a clear picture of positions on Solana. Wait, does this tool support other chains as well? The roadmap looks quite aggressive, not sure when it will be launched. Honestly, this is way more comfortable than manually tracking positions.

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LuckyBearDrawer

· 01-02 16:46

Bro, are five AMMs considered complete? You need to step it up. --- I've been waiting for the lending tracking feature for a while. Hurry up and launch it. --- The Solana ecosystem's liquidity is really supported by just these five protocols. --- Putting them all on one platform feels a bit off. --- Still under development? When will it be available... --- Once staking tracking is implemented, I'll start using it. Right now, it's a bit useless. --- This is what I call all-in-one. Thumbs up.

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GasFeeLady

· 01-02 16:45

honestly, five amm integrations is the bare minimum for solana tracking... but yeah the lending protocol stuff coming soon actually got my attention. finally someone building out the full position view instead of just staring at swap volumes like it means something. been waiting for something like this tbh

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DeepRabbitHole

· 01-02 16:26

Five AMMs are not enough. When will we integrate protocols with real traffic like Raydium and Orca? --- Oh, now it's great. I can finally see my DeFi positions with one click, saving me from manually keeping records every day. --- Lending monitoring is a game-changer. No more worries about LTV disconnection and liquidation. --- The Solana ecosystem's recent moves are decent, but the real test is whether performance can keep up. --- The idea of a unified center sounds good, but I'm worried it might end up being big but not refined.

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