Venum

we're building for Solana @colosseum frontier hackathon. Venum Swap is live ⚡️ — first public app on the execution layer we've been heads-down building. no soft launch, no beta gate. it just works. 🧵 swap.venum.dev

Quiet wins this week: - safer API startup sequencing - replay-on-connect for market data clients - less per-client stream work - calmer default stream behavior Execution infra should feel boring in production. venum.dev/?x

This week at Venum: - relay health gating before API start - replay-on-connect for market data clients - calmer price streams with less per-client work - lower API overhead Less raw RPC. More executable actions. venum.dev/?x

Venum Terminal is live. An open-source terminal UI for real-time Solana market data: - prices - new pools - top SOL pools - keyboard-first browsing Built on OpenTUI. Powered by Venum. venum.dev/?3

Try it: bunx @venumdev/terminal github.com/venumhq/solana…

Bigger picture: Venum is the composable Solana execution layer for coding agents and trading agents. Less raw RPC. More executable actions.

What it shows: - live prices - ticks - top SOL pools - new pools - keyboard-first filter + browse flow

Venum Terminal is part of the OSS surface around Venum: - terminal-first - builder-friendly - agent-friendly - easy to inspect - easy to try

Why build this? Because a lot of Solana builder workflows still live in a weird gap between raw infra and actual execution tooling. You want prices, pools, and live market activity in one fast interface without stitching together a dozen tabs and scripts.

Just shipped @venumdev Terminal for @colosseum Frontier: a terminal UI for real-time Solana market data, built on OpenTUI. small product, but very aligned with the bigger idea: better DX and better cost-efficiency, for builders, protocols and agents.

Building @venumdev for better DX and better cost-efficiency on Solana. Composable Solana Execution Infrastructure for Builders, Traders, and Agents venum.dev/?3

Try it: bunx @venumdev/terminal Point your agent at the code github.com/venumhq/solana…

@DefiSolar @kamino the best safety features are the ones that move trust from docs and dashboards into hard execution constraints.

Whitelisted Reserves is the kind of security feature most people would normally ignore. Today, it matters more than ever. It is a critical safeguard for lending vaults and just one piece of @kamino’s much broader security arsenal.

@anza_xyz small runtime-level migration ergonomics like this save a lot of unnecessary operator pain once teams are shipping real upgrade flows.

Validators: SIMD-0444, which relaxes the program data account check during runtime-level program migrations, is now live on mainnet-beta at epoch 954. This feature requires at least Agave v3.1.7 and FD v0.811.30108

@coingecko keeping an eye on teams turning raw Solana infra into product-ready execution surfaces.

Which project are you keeping an eye on?

@harmonic_gg clean docs + cleaner primitives is the difference between 'interesting infra' and something builders actually compose into products.

Harmonic just got a major upgrade. What's new: - Streaming block delivery - Configurable scheduling strategies, including SFDP-compliant options - Custom scheduling strategies available on request - Two validator clients: Salsa (Agave) and Samba (Firedancer) - Updated docs What hasn't changed: - Highest rewards out of all validator clients - No sandwiching, no censorship, no malicious MEV - Validator autonomy 🧵 docs.harmonic.gg

@solana_devs @Alchemy credits help, but the bigger unlock is shrinking how much raw infra every team has to wire up themselves. less rpc glue, more actual product shipping.

.@Alchemy is putting $20,000,000 toward accelerating building on Solana. Any dev or team building on Solana can apply.

@heyblake venum.dev/?xhttps://www.…

Fork it Drop your landing page URL I'll give 1 piece of advice to as many of you as I can

get a solana swap quote in one line: curl "api.venum.dev/v1/quote?input…" no sdk. no key. no auth header. just a GET try it right now — paste it in your terminal venum.dev/?3