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[text] Hey guys! Today on Solana, transaction ordering largely follows a first-come, first-served (FCFS) model. Effectively a race to the front of the queue. In practice, this leads to inefficiencies: spam congestion, unpredictable execution, and value leakage to actors who can game

[text] I was in the middle of adding one or two updates to make it more real, updates like 2 Slots per Leader toggle ,Round-robin indicator in MCP column , Post-Fee World toggle All for more eyes to see and for you to make more money and all but what do I get? Nuking on the chart. I

[video] Hey guys! Since launching I've been going deeper into exactly what @toly has been building toward and I want to share what I just added. One of Toly's core arguments is that as Solana scales, priority fees will trend toward zero. When that happens,

[text] Gm - $breadlines big plans otw and btw @toly I bridged your vision into real life & shipped it & people love it -

[text] Just added the Median Priority Fee slider because of this Slide it near 0.001 ("future of finance" mode): → FCFS barely improves (still bread line chaos) → MCP + FBO pulls ahead hard on spreads, latency & fairness Exactly why MCP matters when priority fees get tiny.

[video] Hi @toly, A few days ago, inspired by your discussions on X along with some of my own ideas, I was able to add several new features to the tool. These include: •Slots per Leader (with a personal mandate view) •A Round-Robin indicator, since many people are not aware that

[text] This means a lot. Breadlines started as a meme around Toly’s “Soviet breadlines” comment, but I always wanted it to become something useful for Solana people too. I’m open to exploring this with Slingoor, Fabricci and the $LMAO! community. My goal now is simple: build in

[text] 🥖 Gm everyone. Just shipped a few in silence. Added the Breadlines x LMAO Open Build Sprint panel live on Full flywheel breakdown: • 50% creator rewards • Claim-based LMAO holder rewards • Weekly bagworking giveaways (every week) • Breadlinesbot

[text] Toly followed someone who was talking about breadlines for you to know he's very much interested in it. But you're still contemplating. What else do you want?

[text] I looked underneath 427 transactions during an early $TOAD trading window. 264 succeeded. 163 landed but failed. Of those failures, 71 explicitly reported no profitable route/pair. But here’s the interesting part: those 71 failures came from only 14 signers. The top 5 accounted

[text] you know how when you trade on a dex or perps, the price you see might not be the real current price? That's called a stale oracle price and it's a hidden tax on every trade you make. here's what causes it under FCFS (Solana's current scheduler), when spam floods the network,

[video] just dropped 2 fresh waves on BreadLinesMarkets lowkey built the MCP / SIMD Simulator with a proposals panel + toggles for post-tx fees, enforced ordering, selective censorship + 50ms concurrent proposers all to show the exact upgrade path from FCFS chaos, complete with

[text] asked sir @SolPlay_jonas how I could contribute to Solana Explorer. he pointed me to the repo, so I pitched adding compact execution context to transaction pages why a tx behaved the way it did, not only the raw fields.

[text] testing Breadlines on real failed txs has been humbling. the hard part isn’t parsing more data. it’s deciding what the data actually earns you the right to say. that’s becoming the whole product.

[text] gm $breadliners 🥖 Been heads down working on Breadlines and pushing updates almost every day. One thing I’ve realized is that the biggest problem isn’t seeing whether a tx succeeded or failed. It’s understanding why it happened the way it did. So I need your help. If you’ve

[text] Hi everyone. I’ve been unusually quiet because i’ve been teaching Breadlines to read Solana execution at a much deeper level. not just “transaction failed.” which program actually failed? where in the execution path? was the app even responsible? who is successfully

[text] Hi guys. While I’ve been slightly away. It’s cause cause I stopped polishing Breadlines and started trying to break it. first real test: a failed Jupiter swap. Breadlines got it wrong called it “failed to land,” missed the explicit slippage error, and misread the compute

[image] Just wrapped 10x RPC benchmark runs as suggested 🔥 QuickNode avg reclaim: 18.90s (SD 2.71s) Helius: 16.44s (SD 4.80s) QuickNode snappier on scan/send steps, @Helius more consistent overall. Full averages, SDs, Solscan links updated in PoC: Big

[text] All I have to do is keep showing up It’ll pay off one day