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100,000 transactions have now been successfully broadcasted to the #Solana network through Token Studio 🎉 A milestone I definitely didn't expect to reach just within 3 months! Thank you to everyone using the app, testing new features, reporting issues, and helping make it better every week ❤️

Watch the solana:SKRbvo6Gf7GondiT3BbTfuRDPqLWei4j2Qy2NPGZhW3 burn 🔥live in Token Studio on the @solanamobile dApp Store, by exploring the burn wallet: AFuZE1beQGWVBHMHUPJf2BSmhj7W5fotjGWeKpi8W3Sf in Read Only mode, and filtering its transaction by Burn/SKR

What a nice surprise!

I dont say this often, but i think i've outdone myself in this weeks Token Studio update. Transaction History now has advanced filtering, with a search, 16 modular filters, and 3 logical operators, you can now essentially combine them to build highly specific queries. From simple searches to complex combinations of conditions, you can explore and review your onchain activity, and even aggregate your trading P&L, with a level of precision i havent see anywhere else in the #Solana ecosystem, including blockchain explorers. Go try it yourself in the latest version of Token Studio on @solanamobile dappstore!

Ever tried figuring out what you did on #Solana three months ago? Or struggled figuring out what a certain transaction did? Blockchain explorers are incredibly powerful, but digging through thousands of transactions, instructions and program interactions, isnt exactly intiuitve So this week Token Studio brings out the new Transaction History tab. It downloads your on-chain activity, parses and classifies it, and organizes everything chronologically. Jump straight to any indexed day, inspect individual transactions or even tap a recipient from within an instruction, to explore their wallet directly in read-only mode. All without leaving the app!

Your #Solana wallet may hold accounts you've likely never seen! And they are an integral part of v0 transaction infrastructure, but wont be supported in the upcoming v1 transaction shape, so overtime they will become obsolete. What are they? They are called Address Lookup Tables (LUTs), and they hold SOL rent just like any other account, except it can often be a lot more. This week Token Studio starts surfacing them to you, it automatically discovers every LUT your wallet controls and shows its contents and locked SOL, and even lets you Deactivate and Close it. ⚠️ BUT DONT BLINDLY DEACTIVATE THEM ⚠️ Apps may still depend on existing LUTs and deactivating a LUT can cause transactions to fail, if the app/program does not account for this. The problem is, its very difficult to figure out exactly which app/program created a LUT, without deep onchain transaction archeology. This is why Token Studio's own created LUTs feature "studio11111111..." as its first address in the list, so its easier for you to know that it was created by Token Studio. You can deactivate and close any Token Studio LUT at any point in time, if they are needed, they will just be re-generated. Go check out your wallet and see how many LUTs you own, and how much SOL rent is hiding in them, im curious to know! Share screenshots! ⚠️And again, do not blindly deactivate LUTs, unless you're completely cleaning a wallet out. ⚠️

Its been a year since i received my @solanamobile Seeker and i had never even imagined the journey that this decison would take me when i first ordered it

We need this kind of category in the dappstore for new apps @solanamobile

What the new #solana rent reduction means for you, and how you can get the most out of it.

A Seeker user accidentally sent $300 to a stranger last week, simply because of a single mistyped character in the destination domain. The transaction executed successfully, nothing technically went wrong. It's a perfect example of why I've become slightly obsessive about building redundant safeguards into Token Studio🛡️ Read more about it: tokenstudio.dev/stories/one-…

Helius reporting a major system outage, Token Studio perofmance may be degraded for the time being