Solflare is a secure and powerful wallet for Solana. Users can buy, store, swap tokens and NFTs and access Solana DeFi from the web or mobile.
Solflare announced that new validators are now live. Users can now manually unstake from Solflare (Legacy) and stake to the new validators, or wait for an app update to migrate. The official team will compensate for rewards interrupted during the migration period, with specific dates and details to be announced later.
Sunrise has announced that Arbitrum's token, ARB, is now live on Solana through Sunrise and can be traded on applications such as Phantom, Solflare, Jupiter, fomo, Archer, DFlow, Titan, Kamino Swap, and Mayan.
Solflare announced that new validators are now live. Users can now manually unstake from Solflare (Legacy) and stake to the new validators, or wait for an app update to migrate. The official team will compensate for rewards interrupted during the migration period, with specific dates and details to be announced later.
Solflare stated that a security incident involving its SOL staking service provider has impacted the Solflare validator node keys held by that provider, and an investigation is currently underway. As a result, Solflare validator nodes are temporarily unable to generate staking rewards. Solflare emphasized that user-delegated SOL is stored in staking accounts controlled by users' own keys, and user funds remain unaffected.
Sunrise has announced that Arbitrum's token, ARB, is now live on Solana through Sunrise and can be traded on applications such as Phantom, Solflare, Jupiter, fomo, Archer, DFlow, Titan, Kamino Swap, and Mayan.
According to The Defiant, Paris-based startup Kulipa suddenly ceased operations due to solvency issues, causing the simultaneous disruption of card projects for approximately 20 crypto wallets and fintech companies it served. Self-custody wallet Ready (formerly Argent) and Solana wallet Solflare were both affected, with user card services immediately disabled. Since both wallets utilize a self-custody architecture, funds are deducted from user wallets only at the time of spending, so user assets remained unaffected. Notably, Kulipa completed a $6.2 million seed funding round co-led by Flourish Ventures and 1kx in April this year, only about 4 months prior to its collapse.