1.7.6
Two new apps, and a wallet that can trade more of what it can see. Bridge moves tokens between nine chains, for real: you choose what to send and where it lands, and the amount you are shown is the amount that arrives, fixed when the order is placed rather than estimated and then revised. Nothing is wrapped along the way; your order is filled out of somebody's own holdings on the far side, so what you receive is the ordinary circulating asset. Solana, Ethereum and Base can be paid from, since those are the chains this system's wallet signs on, and all nine can receive. Meteora replaces GeckoTerminal in Finance and asks a narrower question than the pool lists it succeeds: not which pools exist, but what is true about the one in front of you. It reads a pool from the chain rather than an index, so you get the shape of its liquidity across bins, the active bin and bin step, and the fee as it stands now rather than at its floor, and a trade you size is priced by the program's own maths instead of an average. That work reaches the Wallet too: Meteora's two current pool types could be found but not traded there, and now they can be traded, alongside the venues that were already routed. Trade in the Wallet also starts where a user actually starts, with an address pasted in, and sends it to the desk that can handle it.
8 changes in this release
Highlights
- 01
Bridge: nine chains, one order
Solana, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, BNB Chain, Avalanche and Linea. Pick what leaves and what arrives, and the figure you approve is the figure the recipient is paid, not a quote that drifts while the transaction confirms. The receiving address defaults to your own on the destination chain and is flagged every time it is shown when it is not, up to and including the confirmation. Signing is not arriving, so the confirmation stays with the order after your wallet is done and tells you when it has been filled on the far side.
- 02
Meteora, read from the chain
A pool row says how much a pool holds. It does not say whether that depth sits against the current price or is spread thin either side of it, what the fee is at this moment rather than at its floor, or what the pool would actually pay out for the size you have in mind. Meteora answers those: browse pools by program, open one and read its liquidity bin by bin, then size a trade and have it priced the way the program itself would price it. Nothing here signs; the Wallet trades these pools.
- 03
The Wallet trades Meteora pools
The Wallet could already find Meteora's pools and could not trade them, which read as a dead end wherever one turned up. Its two current pool types are now traded directly, priced and built the same way the rest of the wallet's direct pool trading is. Trade opens on a single address box: paste a mint and it goes to the desk that can trade it, Pump.fun for a Pump.fun coin and the router for everything else, so a coin that has no route through an aggregator no longer answers with a route failure.
Everything in this release
New5
- Bridge: move tokens between Solana, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, BNB Chain, Avalanche and Linea. The output amount is fixed when the order is created rather than estimated, and nothing is wrapped or minted on arrival.
- Bridge pays from Solana, Ethereum and Base, the chains this system's wallet signs on, and can send to any of the nine. Chains that could not be paid from are not offered as though they could.
- Bridge sends to your own address on the destination chain by default, and marks a different recipient every time it is shown, including on the confirmation.
- Meteora: browse pools across its three AMM programs, inspect one for its liquidity across bins, its active bin and bin step and its current fee, and price a trade against it with the program's own maths.
- Meteora pools can be traded in the Wallet. Its two current pool types quote and swap directly; the older program is listed but not priced, and says so rather than failing quietly.
Improved2
- Trade in the Wallet begins with a mint address: paste one and it opens on the desk that can trade it, Pump.fun coins on the Pump.fun desk and everything else on the router.
- The Wallet's Account section is gone. Choosing an account, and everything that section held, is reached from the wallet summary instead, which is one place fewer to look for the same controls.
Removed1
- GeckoTerminal has been withdrawn. Pool and token browsing across every indexed chain remains in DEX Screener and Hexscreener; Meteora takes its place in Finance.