Solrise Ecosystem Updates: March 2022

Welcome to Solrise’s first monthly recap!

March has been busy. Below is a breakdown of some of the most notable updates from Solrise’s suite of products — Solrise Finance, Solflare Wallet, and Pulse Institutional DEX.

Solflare Web

• Scam NFTs have plagued wallet users for years due to the public nature of blockchains. The Solflare web team has created a way to burn scam NFTs and warn users not to send tokens directly to a staking account.
• Push notifications are now fully live and functional through Solflare web and the extension. Solflare users will instantly get notified if they received some SOL/SPL tokens or sold an NFT on a marketplace. This eliminates the need for users to manually check these things themselves.

Solflare Mobile

• Ledger integration is nearly ready to ship! We heard you!
• You’ll soon be able to use your Solflare Wallet to sign and verify transactions with a QR code for Solana Pay.
• NFT PFP support has been added to mobile, which was previously only available through web/ext.
• Minor Bug fixes and quality of life features such as a 60 frames per second refresh rate for the NFT page, a smoother user experience, and more were implemented.

Solflare General

• Transaction history has been implemented across all platforms for humanly readable transactions.
• We’ve migrated away from Discord for support and are now fully utilizing Intercom to answer any question, 24/7.
• We’ve integrated a protocol notification feature that lets you receive notifications from your favorite blockchain applications.

Solrise Finance

• The Mango x Solrise integration is nearly ready to launch. QA testing has started and we’re receiving constant feedback on all the stages of testing. We’re expecting a launch date in the very beginning of Q2.
• The Solrise dashboard interface has been updated with the list of new assets available from Serum and Raydium.
• A few low liquidity assets have been removed from Solrise but are still available to swap in Solflare, just watch out for slippage! A full list is below.

COPE, CWAR, IN, LIKE, SLND, SNY, SRM, STARS, SLRS, soLINK, soETH, HXRO, APT, AURY, GRAPE, LIQ, MER, MNGO, STEP, TULIP, GENE, ALEPH

The final asset offering list is the following.

• Serum: SOL, soBTC, FTT, RAY, weLUNA, weAVAX, weMATIC, weLINK, weBNB, weSUSHI.
• Raydium: weSUSHI, weETH, ATLAS, mSOL, POLIS, RAY, SOL.

One of the main concerns we’ve heard about Solrise is that fund managers could possibly pump outside bags on low liquidity coins. This is why we removed them altogether, even including our own $SLRS. This is a long term solution because our aim is to attract the right kind of managers who will instill certainty and trust in investors.

You also may notice that we have 2 versions of ETH. One is the Sollet wrapped ETH that is liquid on Serum and one is Wormhole wrapped ETH that is liquid on Raydium. ETH seemed important enough to offer on both markets considering it’s possible. We are also removing soSUSHI and soLINK (illiquid) and adding weSUSHI and weLINK.

Well, you made it to the end of this month’s recap. Our team works tirelessly each and every day to provide all of our users across each product with the best of the best.

More major updates will be posted via Medium on top of our monthly recaps. Until then!