1.5.2
A wallet is more than a place to trade from. Phantom returns as a full account: what you hold, what it is worth, where it trades, and the ability to move any of it. Alongside it, Sol Incinerator turns the dead weight in a wallet, spam airdrops, dust, and the accounts left behind by tokens long gone, back into SOL. Pool-level routing moves to where the balances are.
16 changes in this release
Highlights
- 01
Phantom is a wallet again
Three pages instead of one: Wallet for your balance, address and SOL transfers; Assets for everything you hold; Swap for trading it. Sending SOL or any token takes two deliberate steps, and the confirmation names the recipient in full before your wallet is ever asked to sign, because a transfer cannot be recalled and a single mis-click should never be enough to send one.
- 02
Every holding has a page
Open any token to see its live price, 24-hour move, liquidity, volume, market cap and the venues where it actually trades, then buy, sell, swap or send it from that same page. Prices are read only from pools where the token is the side being priced and weighted by depth, so a thin pool quoting a wild number cannot move what your holdings appear to be worth.
- 03
Reclaim what your wallet is sitting on
Sol Incinerator burns tokens and NFTs you no longer want, sweeps worthless airdrop dust in batches, and closes the empty accounts that keep holding a deposit long after their balance hit zero. Every burn is irreversible, so each one is stated plainly and confirmed before your wallet sees it. Closing an empty account destroys nothing and simply hands the SOL back.
Everything in this release
New6
- Sol Incinerator turns unwanted assets back into SOL: burn tokens and NFTs, sweep dust and spam in batches, close empty token accounts, and run a single cleanup pass that also sweeps eligible Pump.fun and PumpSwap creator earnings.
- Phantom gains a Wallet page with SOL balance, full address, account summary, and SOL transfers to any wallet.
- Phantom gains an Assets page: a portfolio total across SOL and every token held, split between holdings that carry a balance and empty accounts that only carry a deposit.
- Each holding opens its own page with live price, 24-hour change, liquidity, 24-hour volume, market cap, the deepest venues it trades on, and its addresses, with buy, sell, swap and send available from the same screen.
- Any token can be sent to another wallet from Phantom. Where the recipient has no account for that token, one is created as part of the same transfer and its cost is shown before signing rather than appearing afterwards as an unexplained deduction.
- Empty token accounts can be selected and closed from Phantom's Assets page, returning their deposit. Only accounts with a zero balance are eligible; a funded account is refused outright rather than quietly skipped.
Improved8
- Phantom's Swap lists the liquidity pools behind the current pair, with venue, depth, 24-hour volume and address, and keeps that list on screen rather than behind a setting. Which pool a trade goes through changes the price, and on some venues it decides whether the trade is possible at all.
- Phantom trades on PumpSwap pools directly, so tokens the aggregator cannot route are tradable rather than reported as having no liquidity.
- Phantom states the guarantee the transaction actually carries, a minimum received when selling an exact amount and a maximum spent when paying an exact amount into a pool, rather than describing the two as if they were interchangeable.
- Choosing a pool on a venue the aggregator does route narrows it to that venue and forbids hopping through others. Because narrowing to a venue is not the same as choosing a pool, Phantom checks which pool the route used and says so when it differs from the one chosen.
- Recipient addresses are checked for being spendable, not merely well-formed. An address that reads correctly but cannot hold SOL is refused, because funds sent to one are unrecoverable.
- Transfers hold back a small amount of SOL for network fees, so a wallet emptied to the last fraction is never left unable to pay for its next transaction.
- Arcade has been rebuilt around a featured game and a filtered grid, with games grouped by category and a strip that returns you to whatever you played last.
- Token balances are read across both the older and newer Solana token standards throughout Phantom and Sol Incinerator, so accounts on the newer one are no longer invisible.
Removed2
- Swap no longer carries the pool picker. Pool-level routing now lives in Phantom, alongside the balances a trade is made from, and Swap remains the aggregator-routed desk it was.
- Number Guess and Lights Out have been retired from Arcade.