Jenny Storm

@DrRebekkaRevel @solana I’m so sad I missed you!!! 😢😢😢 Blake sent me a snippet of you on stage 🔥

I 💜 @solana

@DaniiWb3 @pumpkinspool @solanaspaces @KASTxyz Thank you!! Proud to rep the chain (literally).

@Jpumpkinspool @pumpkinspool @solanaspaces @KASTxyz your necklace is beautiful Jenny

Big fan of the new necklace @pumpkinspool bought for me from @solanaspaces with @KASTxyz

@KASTxyz @pumpkinspool @solanaspaces Bullish sparkle if you ask me! ✨

@Jpumpkinspool @pumpkinspool @solanaspaces The necklace looks great on you 👌

@DrRebekkaRevel @SolanaSkyline This gives me a reason to visit NYC!!

Every Friday @SolanaSkyline is open for the community and I always have an open door Genuinely love giving my time and support to anyone building in our community ❤️

@SolanaSensei My 17 yr old is using her entire tax return to stock up on SOL!

Who is active during this bear market? Let me take a snapshot of who you are. I know it's a tough market, but now is the time to lock in and work for your bags. You can leave during the bull run once you print your millions, not now lmao.

Tonight’s family dinner turned into a crypto onboarding session. I witnessed my 17 yr old daughter help my sister-in-law create a @solflare wallet and then guided her through staking her SOL with @pumpkinspool! Pretty cool moment!

This past February, Pumpkin’s Pool teamed up with Dundee Elementary for a donation that was all about kids helping cats. Dundee’s Student Council and Kindness Club collected boxes of supplies for Felius Cat Cafe, then brought them over in person. The students got to spend time at the cafe, meet the cats, and learn how Felius takes cats in, cares for them, and helps them find homes. We also made our monthly donation to Felius via the Solana blockchain! It took some time to onboard them to accept payments on Solana, but it was worth the wait! Seeing kids show up with donations for shelter cats was awesome. Being able to pair that with an on-chain donation made it even better!

SolanaFloor is back. As of today, we are thrilled to announce that SolanaFloor has been acquired by @jito_sol and will resume operations under the Jito Foundation’s ownership while maintaining full editorial independence. After announcing a wind-down in February 2026 following an exploit tied to our parent organization, we explored external financing and acquisition options. However, the team was unable to secure a viable path forward at the time, leaving a gap in independent coverage of onchain activity across the Solana ecosystem. Now, we can resume operations. While SolanaFloor will operate under Jito Foundation ownership, all editorial decisions including story selection, data presentation, and coverage priorities will remain fully independent of Jito Foundation’s activities, partnerships, and interests. The mission remains unchanged: documenting the ongoing rise of the Solana ecosystem and providing clear, unbiased research and journalism. It’s a critical time for the chain. Spot $SOL ETFs have crossed $1B in AUM. The ecosystem is gradually institutionalizing. New DeFi tools and integrations emerge every day. The need for independent Solana coverage has never been more apparent. “When SolanaFloor went dark, the ecosystem lost something difficult to replace,” said @brian_smith_0 , President of Jito Foundation. “This acquisition is about filling the gap with a platform that operates from a position of editorial independence. Jito has a long term stake in the health of the Solana ecosystem, and that means investing in the infrastructure and public goods that keeps the community informed.” Additional details on the relaunch -- including editorial structure, commercial offerings, and team updates -- will be shared soon.

@EricTrump I received an email from Wells Fargo warning me about crypto scams. I wish I knew who to personally respond to, to remind them of how many hacks, fees, mistakes and time that has been wasted using their banking system for the last 20 years. They are the true scammers!

Let me make this very clear: Big Banks (think JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, etc.) are lobbying overtime to block Americans from getting higher yields on their savings—while trying to block any rewards or perks from being given to customers. These banks, and others, pay rock-bottom rates on standard savings (often 0.01%–0.05% APY), even as the Fed pays them 4% or more. This massive spread fuels record profits, with almost none passed back to their customers / everyday depositors. Today, the banks are desperately targeting crypto/stablecoins, where platforms plan to offer 4–5%+ yields or rewards. The ABA and other lobbyists are spending millions trying to ban or restrict those yields via bills like the Clarity Act, crying “fairness” and using words like "stability"—when it's really about protecting their low-rate monopoly and preventing deposit flight. This is anti-retail, anti-consumer, and straight-up anti-American. Next time you see a big bank dropping billions on a shiny new Midtown Manhattan HQ, you know exactly where that money comes from: the non-existent interest rate they “pay” you! Fortunately, the big banks are losing this fight as customers wake up to the games… @worldlibertyfi

After this email, I will officially be ending my run with @WellsFargo. There aren’t enough fingers and toes on my body to count how many mishaps with this bank have caused overdraft fees, accounts being compromised, hours wasted on the phone and in store for the most basic services. Not to mention their pitiful communication when they sold my home loan to some no-name entity. This scare tactic is shallow and fear mongering. The real enemies are the banks who prey on the lower/middle class with their excessive fees, the “it’s posted, but is the money there?” moments, the “wait several business days to use your own money” approach, and the feelings of being passed along from one agent to the next, to only be dismissed and left to solve the problem by being forced to visit a branch. The future of $$ doesn’t need 3-5 days! Crypto is the real exit ramp from pending to permissionless!

Numbers don't lie, Solana generating 54x more txn volume than ethereum is diabolical IBRL

@brian_armstrong I was screaming and cheering when I saw it! What a cool idea!

I loved the idea for our Super Bowl ad as soon as the team showed it to me. It's unique, just like our QR code ad in 2022. Most people half watch commercials (buzzed, in a loud room, with lots of people). It takes something unique to break through. Turning 100M+ screens into karaoke, so the whole U.S. (and many around the world) can sing in unison, is an antidote to polarization and just plain fun. Everybody deserves economic freedom.

@VijayPondini @pumpkinspool @solana -Mission Pawsible -Felius Cat Cafe

@pumpkinspool @Jpumpkinspool @solana Awesome! What's the names of the non-profits, if I may ask?

Shout out to @Jpumpkinspool - she has done a great job assisting organizations in accepting payments on-chain. This month, she onboarded two non-profits and a local business so we can pay on @solana!

Solana isn’t crashing- they are simply just having a flash sale! Buy the dip and stake with @pumpkinspool !!!

We made it into Shinobi's performance pool and won the "Consensus Masters: Best Consensus Voting Percentage" award! #Validators?pubkey=DsiG71AvUHUEo9rMMHqM9NAWQ6ptguRAHyot6wGzLJjx" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">xshin.fi/#Validators?pu…

Excited to welcome @pumpkinspool as the latest BAM validator! 💥

If you spend time with losers you’re gonna be a loser Get away from the losers Get away from the no hopers Get away from the woe is mers Get away from the negative people These people will drag you down to the bottom and you won’t make it

@CrazyVibes_1 Ignore the ignorance rooted in jealousy. It’s beautiful and meaningful.

My mother-in-law said my quilt looks like a thrift store threw up on my bed, and I’ve never been more proud of anything in my life. It took me two years to make this. Every single square is a different fabric, most of them from clothes my kids outgrew, old curtains, or tablecloths I found at estate sales. That orange floral print in the corner was my daughter’s first Easter dress. The dark blue paisley came from my husband’s shirt from our first date—the one with the torn pocket he refused to throw away until I finally cut it up for this. My mother-in-law came over last week, took one look at my bedroom, and said, “It’s very busy, isn’t it?” in that tone she uses when she really means this is hideous and you have terrible taste. She said her quilts are all coordinated, matching fabrics, professional-looking. Said mine looks chaotic. She’s right. It is chaotic. It’s every phase of my life stitched together—squares that don’t match, colors that clash on purpose, patterns that argue with each other. I learned to quilt from YouTube videos at midnight after everyone went to sleep, pricking my fingers until they bled because I couldn’t figure out how to use a thimble properly. I bought most of the backing fabric from someone’s destash sale online—eight yards of the perfect dark floral for twenty dollars. I found binding supplies online too, from a woman who quit quilting after her divorce and just wanted it all gone. We ended up messaging about our projects, and she showed me how to do proper mitered corners and sent me links to other quilters online who sell vintage fabric scraps. My mother-in-law’s coordinated quilts sit in her linen closet, wrapped in plastic. Mine is on my bed every single night, covered in dog hair and coffee stains and the weight of every memory I sewed into it. Cheesy or not, it’s the most honest thing I’ve ever made. Credit - Elisa Rogers

@bonk_inu I felt like I was meeting a celebrity!