Termina

Termina is a historical simulation platform for Solana, to answer a question: what if? Instead of guessing how new quoting logic, an upgrade, or an execution tweak will hold up, teams replay it against mainnet history — the same volatility, the same flow, the same edge cases. What used to be a deployment risk becomes a question with an answer. Builders across DeFi — PropAMMs, DEX aggregators, lending — are already running their changes through it. You can find the full documentation here: docs.termina.technology/documentation

Check out terminas historical replay engine! It let's you backtest anything. Even modified program deployments. 🤯

Proud to be building with @termina_tech 🤝

@knotai__ 🫡

@termina_tech keep shipping guys

Termina is a historical simulation platform for Solana, to answer a question: what if? Instead of guessing how new quoting logic, an upgrade, or an execution tweak will hold up, teams replay it against mainnet history — the same volatility, the same flow, the same edge cases. What used to be a deployment risk becomes a question with an answer. Builders across DeFi — PropAMMs, DEX aggregators, lending — are already running their changes through it. You can find the full documentation here: docs.termina.technology/documentation

@ubikcapital 🫡

@termina_tech Testing against actual mainnet history is a massive win for Solana stability. Seeing tools that help devs catch edge cases before they hit the real flow is exactly what we need for a more robust network. Great stuff.

Access to historical account state on demand on Solana is a superpower

Thanks to these teams. @jump_ @0xProject @jup_lend

Storing 1GB of data directly on @solana is too costly and impractical. Introducing Data Anchor by @Nitro_Labs: • Built for teams logging large datasets • 100,000x cheaper than raw on-chain storage • Verifiable without custom Solana programs