The Solana ecosystem in 2026 has once again made new progress. Some well-known Solana development teams have begun deploying treasury assets into on-chain DeFi protocols—from DEX liquidity provision to lending platforms, these projects are adjusting their funding strategies in pursuit of more efficient on-chain capital allocation methods. Even more interestingly, these ecosystem participants are actively sharing their referral codes. This scene reflects the maturity of the DeFi ecosystem—not only are the protocols themselves improving, but treasury management strategies are also being on-chain. From traditional liquidity pools to on-chain lending, from single-asset holding to dynamic allocation, such a transformation indicates an upgrade in capital efficiency awareness within the Solana ecosystem. Truly an interesting era.
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AirdropHunter420
· 01-09 11:10
Linking the treasury to the blockchain is quite interesting, but honestly, I'm more concerned about whether the yield can beat inflation.
By the way, about actively sharing referral codes... Is it because you're genuinely optimistic or just trying to earn some extra rewards?
The Solana ecosystem is indeed making progress, but it still feels like we need to wait for a few more cycles before calling it stable.
Upgrading capital efficiency? We'll have to wait for this bear market to test that.
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StableBoi
· 01-07 11:44
The on-chain treasury is really a signal, indicating that the SOL ecosystem finally has a bit of a different flavor.
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gm_or_ngmi
· 01-06 17:52
The treasury going on-chain is really breaking new ground. It used to be just on paper, but now it's truly happening.
Solana's recent moves are interesting, but can this efficiency improvement last?
How high can on-chain lending interest rates go? Will the treasury cause a dump by rushing in?
This is the kind of DeFi that should exist; capital being active is the key.
Sharing all the recommended code, the ecosystem is truly evolving on its own.
Speaking of which, it's 2026 and we're still discussing infrastructure issues. SOL is really slow.
Who will bear the risks of the treasury playing DeFi? This isn't a simple matter.
It looks great, but no one knows what will happen when a liquidation wave hits.
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AirdropFreedom
· 01-06 17:46
On-chain treasury management is quite interesting, indicating that everyone is really starting to take capital efficiency seriously.
On-chain lending is much more effective than just hoarding coins; now that's playing smart.
Wait, what does sharing a referral code mean? Are we starting to direct traffic to each other?
The SOL ecosystem is coming alive overall, and that's what I want to see.
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MoonRocketman
· 01-06 17:36
Treasury on-chain configuration, this is what I call the best launch window. Multiple indicators resonate, and the Bollinger Bands have already given the signal.
The Solana ecosystem in 2026 has once again made new progress. Some well-known Solana development teams have begun deploying treasury assets into on-chain DeFi protocols—from DEX liquidity provision to lending platforms, these projects are adjusting their funding strategies in pursuit of more efficient on-chain capital allocation methods. Even more interestingly, these ecosystem participants are actively sharing their referral codes. This scene reflects the maturity of the DeFi ecosystem—not only are the protocols themselves improving, but treasury management strategies are also being on-chain. From traditional liquidity pools to on-chain lending, from single-asset holding to dynamic allocation, such a transformation indicates an upgrade in capital efficiency awareness within the Solana ecosystem. Truly an interesting era.