2.0.1
Max on a SOL transfer held back 20,000 lamports, which is less than the fee the transfer pays and far less than the rent Solana requires of an account that still exists, so the amount Max filled in could not be sent and the wallet warned about it at signing. The reserve is 896,320 lamports now, and the transfer declares its own compute budget, which takes its priority fee from 8,000 lamports to 440. The Meteora app also stopped asking GeckoTerminal which pools exist: DLMM and DAMM v2 are read from Meteora’s own index, about 123,000 and 128,000 pools, searched and sorted on the server rather than filtered inside one page of results.
6 changes in this release
Highlights
- 01
Max sends what a send can afford
A SOL transfer pays for one signature plus a priority fee, and the account it leaves behind has to keep the 890,880 lamports Solana requires of any account that still holds a balance. Max reserved 20,000 lamports for both of those, so a maxed-out send was rejected for rent before it went anywhere. The reserve covers the fee and that floor now, 896,320 lamports in total, and the balance line says what it is holding back and why.
- 02
Every Meteora pool, not the top of one page
The pool tables asked GeckoTerminal, which answers with a top-N page, so a search matched only what had already loaded. DLMM and DAMM v2 come from Meteora’s own index through this app’s backend instead, with the filtering and sorting done there, Meteora’s blacklist applied, and columns no aggregator publishes carried through: bin step, the fee the pool is charging now against its floor fee, fee to TVL by window, farm APR and launchpad. DAMM v1 stays on GeckoTerminal because the API behind it was retired and never replaced, and the Programs tab says so rather than showing an empty table.
Everything in this release
New2
- Meteora’s DLMM and DAMM v2 tables are backed by Meteora’s own pool index, proxied through this app because that API sends no CORS headers and a browser cannot call it. Search runs against the whole index rather than the rows on screen.
- The Programs tab reports live TVL, 24 hour volume and 24 hour fees for each program family, which is a sum over an index no aggregator holds in full. A family with no indexer behind it shows no row rather than a row of zeros.
Improved3
- A SOL transfer states its compute budget rather than leaving it to the runtime default, which priced the priority fee against 400,000 units for a transfer that uses a fraction of that. The fee is 5,440 lamports, down from about 13,000, and it is a figure the form can quote before you sign because both halves of it are fixed.
- Meteora publishes no price change and no transaction counts, and both are columns in the table, so rows are filled in from one GeckoTerminal request per 30 addresses. The page size is pinned to 30 to match that cap, and a rate-limited request narrows the table instead of emptying it.
- The reported version is 2.0.1, still codename North Star. It is a maintenance release: one send that could not be sent, and one app reading its data from the source that holds all of it.
Fixed1
- Max on a SOL transfer left the wallet below the rent-exempt minimum, which Solana rejects, so the one amount the button exists to fill in was the one amount that would not send. It reserves the fee and the 890,880 lamport floor now, and the same figure is used by the single and bulk senders in Solana Hub and the Wallet app.
Every version of Hexncoin, newest first.