Steve’s $STEVE tiers are refreshingly specific: 1M, 5M, 10M and 30M tokens for Bronze through Platinum. Each step changes the listed Phoenix fee discount and Arena XP multiplier. There is no staking step; the page says the connected wallet’s balance determines the tier.

That leaves an important practical question. If my balance crosses a tier threshold shortly before I place an order, when is the tier checked and locked in for that order? And if I move tokens afterward, which tier appears on the receipt?

A small “tier applied” line on the order preview and final receipt would make the benefit easy to verify. It would also settle the question without asking users to guess from their wallet balance.

The origin of $STEVE is more interesting than a polished token slogan.

OOBE says Steve began as a live test of its Solana agent infrastructure during AnsemHack, and tokenization was part of the event’s requirements. The token did not begin with a promise of yield. The utility page now gives it a more specific job: Phoenix builder fee discounts and Arena XP boosts based on holdings.

I’d like the team to keep documenting that progression just as plainly. Which token benefits are live today, which are still being built, and which are only ideas under consideration?

That distinction matters when reading any project page. I can assess an existing fee discount. I can follow progress on a planned feature. I should not have to treat both as if they already work.

The $RAY token, from the Raydium DEX on Solana, has pushed its market cap to $1.07B. Recent action saw $RAY gain 13.27% over the last month and a remarkable 185.01% in the last three months, though the last week saw a 9.65% bleed. This strong upward momentum for $RAY followed renewed interest in Solana's DeFi ecosystem, with significant liquidity flowing back to its native applications after a period of contraction.

Raydium operates as an AMM and liquidity provider, with its value proposition tied to the volume of trades and the capital deployed within its pools. The current $RAY price sits at $1.9295986634735314. The recent boost in $RAY appears driven by a resurgence of activity on Solana, attracting capital to its core infrastructure, which benefits venues like Raydium directly.

My call on $RAY would be wrong if the general liquidity inflow to Solana-based DeFi stalls or reverses, or if Raydium's share of that capital begins to erode in favor of other venues. We are watching where the money goes when it stops.

$BREW has been in a steady decline over the past month, down 23.1% after a significant run earlier this year. Its claimed utility in a "play-to-earn brewery" concept is novel, but the current market reaction suggests a lack of sustained interest. With liquidity at $376K, this is a thin market.

Polytrade ($TRADE) has seen a robust 16.4% gain over the last month, showing resilience even with a recent dip. Its focus on real-world asset (RWA) financing for SMEs is compelling, leveraging blockchain for trade finance. With over $2.4T in liquidity, it’s a noteworthy player in an emerging category.

Collector Crypt ($CARDS) has surged by 66.4% this month, building on a strong quarter. The platform focuses on tokenizing collectibles, which could be a niche with considerable growth. While its $74.0M market cap is still small, this movement signals increasing attention to the digital ownership space.

$ORCA we need some more features on your launchpad Wavebreak
- let the token creator post updates on the token page

- let the token creator set up LP farm rewards from the token page and let people search for farm rewards on the token search page

Also: Can you please bring back the vanilla token creator? Being able to just create a token by itself (i.e., not forced into a LP on creation) gave us a lot of flexiblity to pick interesting LP pairs (like ORCA or xORCA..) and run rewards programs (LP farms, bounties etc...).

$PEPE seems to be enjoying a minor reprieve, up slightly today, but its weekly trend is down. A recent token unlock could be keeping new buyers wary, with significant supply now available. The joke has run for some time, and while the market cap holds at $1.6B, the crowd's conviction appears to be fading, looking for the next shiny thing.

$BONK has seen better days, dipping notably this week. Despite a recent listing on Binance Futures expanding its reach, the token struggles to recapture attention, evidenced by its negative price changes across multiple short-term windows. With its market cap at $254.8M, the crowd might be moving on from this particular canine.

$KISHU continues its multi-month slide, down significantly over the last three months despite a minor daily uptick. Recent social media chatter often revolves around its past glory rather than current momentum. With a market cap of $5.9M and consistent declines, it appears $KISHU has already had its week in the sun.

$ORCA we would love to see these updates for Wavebreak (your token lauchpad)

- Let us pair tokens with xORCA. It's a yield bearing token so the LP would have underlying yield.

- holding different levels xORCA should unlock extra features

- When we create a token, give us the option to create an LP farm and allocate part of the token mint to farm rewards.

$ORCA example was observed for this

Feature & Engagement Improvements

Recommendation: Nuanced Sentiment Voting

Feedback: The Gem vs. Rug binary sentiment voting is a good start but it’s too limited.

Improvement: Consider adding a Market Outlook tag system (e.g Bullish, Bearish, Neutral and Accumulate).

Why: Users rarely think in binary terms. Allowing them to tag a token as "Accumulate" or "Take Profit" provides more valuable community data than just Gem" or "Rug.

Great suggestions. We definitely need that flexibility back for Wavebreak.

babyalien

$JUP is a gem!

Fr Man

Tried Jupiter’s limit order on mobile and and noticed -2.36% . Down 2.36% from what exactly? I knew the answer to my question but what if I was a newbie

Just label it “USD difference” or something on mobile as on the desktop version. Small fix, less confusion and anxiety, beginner friendly.

And yeah, no wallet connected, tested the preview.

These would be great improvements. More flexibility for creators and easier access to LP farms would make Wavebreak even more useful for the community.

Looting101

$ORCA RCA I tested Orca’s public pool API. GET /pools?size=2 returned two pools, but the API overview and pool response example show meta.next, while the live response uses meta.cursor.next.

Following the documented structure could make a client stop after that first page. Passing the value of meta.cursor.next as the next query parameter returned two more distinct pools. Both test runs gave the same result.

Suggestion: update both examples to match the OpenAPI schema, which already has the correct nesting. Could you also add a complete second-page request? That would help someone building a pool picker avoid leaving out results without realizing it.

Only the first two pages were tested. No wallet was connected and no transactions were sent.

Links:
https://docs.orca.so/api-reference/overview#response-format

https://docs.orca.so/api-reference/whirlpools

https://api.orca.so/docs

Creator updates and flexible token creation would make Wavebreak much more useful for builders and LP communities

SAZIN

$JUP $JUP | Jupiter Spot UX Feedback

I tested Jupiter Spot by previewing a 100 USDC → SOL swap without connecting a wallet.

What works well: The interface immediately displays the estimated SOL output and its USD equivalent. Previewing a swap without connecting a wallet is useful for beginners.

What could improve: A negative percentage appears beneath the estimated output. Initially, I couldn't tell whether it represented slippage, fees, or a price difference.

Hovering over it reveals that it represents the estimated difference between input and output USD values.

My suggestion: Label this indicator "USD value difference" directly in the interface, with an optional breakdown distinguishing fees, slippage, and price impact where applicable.

This could also improve clarity on mobile devices, where hovering isn't available.

I tested the quote preview only. No wallet was connected and no trade was executed.

I explored Orca's Whirlpool flow as a first-time LP without connecting a wallet, and found a few concrete frictions:

Inconsistent decimal formatting in Create Position. The Min/Max Price inputs show comma decimals ("104,028867") while everything else on the same screen uses dots ("106.17608", chart axis "104.36"). In DeFi a misread decimal is real money — mixing formats on one screen invites typos when setting ranges.

Can't preview the deposit flow without connecting a wallet. The SOL/USDC/TOTAL amount fields are disabled until you connect; only range selection works. A new user can't explore the deposit composition before committing to connect — that's evaluation friction that turns away first-time LPs.

Fee tier and fee breakdown are unexplained in-app. The "0.04%" badge has no tooltip, and the "Non-Refundable Fees <$0.01 / Refundable Fees $1.10" row uses jargon with no explanation — the tooltip lists "Tick Array Initialization" with no definition anywhere visible. A new LP can't tell what they're paying for, and "refundable" implies SOL comes back on close without the UI ever clarifying.

Docs exist but the app never links to them. The "How to Create a Custom-Range Position" guide matches the current UI and covers impermanent loss, but there's no "Learn more" link in Create Position, and impermanent loss only appears buried in the Simulator tab's "LP vs HODL". The user who needs the education most never finds it.

One positive: the Estimated Yield tooltip carries a proper disclaimer ("Past activity is not a guarantee of future returns") — good practice.

Tested on the SOL/USDC 0.04% Whirlpool page, no wallet connected. $ORCA

I completely agree! These are excellent suggestions that would really enhance the flexibility for token creators, especially bringing back the vanilla token creator for more pairing options. Mercypreshy

Giving creators more flexibility would make Wavebreak much more useful. Especially bringing back standalone token creation and allowing custom LP pairs with farm rewards. DieHard

Ccreate a token itself ? .. bring back vanilla token creator

This is the kind of innovation that makes socialfi interesting. There’s still a lot of room for projects to explore new ideas and create real value for their communities. Curious to see how this develops. 👀

hesivee

Great feedback, thank you,Updates on token pages, LP farm rewards, and the vanilla token creator are all on our list. We are working on it and will keep you posted

Glory

Create a token by itself?,bring back vanilla token creator

You literally just said my mind
More features would definitely make a very wide difference.
NELSON

These upgrades would make Wavebreak way more flexible for creators. Hope the team considers them! 🐋

Damolaflare

bringing back the vanilla token creator makes sense, more flexibility for LP pairing

I completely agree! These are excellent suggestions that would really enhance the flexibility for token creators, especially bringing back the vanilla token creator for more pairing options.