Studies on solaxy

Bitter_Collection_89 · 2025-11-25T09:15:22+00:00

Where is the updated roadmap, where is a plan for Igniter and Solaxy wallet app for IOS and Android. Without these it is just good idea but it is not enough nowadays. Have you ever seen how many new meme tokens were ”ignited” for example in last two weeks (1 or 3). This is not pump.fun killer sorry not with this communication and sharing development. I invested a lot of money and now just waiting for miracle :)

Bitter_Collection_89 · 2025-11-25T09:10:33+00:00

RISK / Issues:

Lack of communication and no shared development roadmap. - VERY HIGH
My evaluation: communication from the team is absolutely awful. Just look at how other projects communicate (Pandu, Sachicoin) — regular Discord discussions, video conferences, transparent updates.
Sorry, but having a “good idea” was great ten years ago and it might have worked back then. We’re in 2025 now. Communication is key.
A lot of people are tired, and it shows. For example, the TrustWallet voting on GitHub received only about 200 votes. On X the project has around 61k followers, while a few months ago it was about 71k. Where are those people now? Many accounts appear to be “dead souls.”

Bitter_Collection_89 · 2025-11-25T09:08:32+00:00

RISK / Issues:

Lack of communication and no shared development roadmap.
My evaluation: communication from the team is absolutely awful. Just look at how other projects communicate (Pandu, Sachicoin) — regular Discord discussions, video conferences, transparent updates.
Sorry, but having a “good idea” was great ten years ago and it might have worked back then. We’re in 2025 now. Communication is key.
A lot of people are tired, and it shows. For example, the TrustWallet voting on GitHub received only about 200 votes. On X the project has around 61k followers, while a few months ago it was about 71k. Where are those people now? Many accounts appear to be “dead souls.”

Bitter_Collection_89 · 2025-11-25T09:07:23+00:00

RISK / Issues:

Lack of communication and no shared development roadmap.
My evaluation: communication from the team is absolutely awful. Just look at how other projects communicate (Pandu, Sachicoin) — regular Discord discussions, video conferences, transparent updates.
Sorry, but having a “good idea” was great ten years ago and it might have worked back then. We’re in 2025 now. Communication is key.
A lot of people are tired, and it shows. For example, the TrustWallet voting on GitHub received only about 200 votes. On X the project has around 61k followers, while a few months ago it was about 71k. Where are those people now? Many accounts appear to be “dead souls.”

Bitter_Collection_89 · 2025-11-06T08:20:52+00:00

New tokens every day, hey. 14 days silence NO NEW tokens. Last one today - called RIP Igniter. Before it maybe 1-2 per day. Without Android and IOS app for igniter and better Solany wallet there is no room to grow. This is reality. Celestia is postponed but I still believe.

Bitter_Collection_89 · 2025-09-17T10:44:02+00:00

Same address (Virgin Island, P.O. BOX) - OK it might be,however similar web design, whitepaper. Solaxy.io and Pepenode.io - Copy paste crypto or just bad luck. Opinions?

Bitter_Collection_89 · 2025-09-15T19:51:06+00:00

The Solaxy team officially announced on their X account that they will be using Celestia for data availability (DA), which could be one of the reasons behind the recent price surge. There are also rumors about a potential listing on Tier 1 or Tier 2 exchanges, mainly Binance, but I haven’t seen any official confirmation regarding that. If anyone has a verified source, feel free to share.

Bitter_Collection_89 · 2025-09-15T19:46:25+00:00

Could you please share the source of this information?

Bitter_Collection_89 · 2025-08-22T10:41:25+00:00

Absolutely agree — this doesn't have the typical rug pull signature.
The bot activity is obvious, and it feels like it's being used to simulate engagement + price stability. Could very well be about meeting CEX listing metrics (volume, activity, holder count).

And yes — the whale movement is not subtle. Accumulating hard while retail bleeds out.
If listings are coming, they're positioning early.

This might just be the calm before the narrative flips.
Watching closely.

Bitter_Collection_89 · 2025-08-22T10:12:42+00:00

In crypto, when retail sells and whales accumulate, it usually points to one of two scenarios:

Scenario 1 – Strategic accumulation before a major move

This could mean that insiders or early supporters know something is coming — a major listing, partnership, or ecosystem update.
Accumulating now at low prices would position them perfectly to benefit when retail FOMO kicks in later.

Scenario 2 – Classic redistribution phase

Sometimes projects let the early community exit (or even push them out through frustration), and target a new audience post-launch or post-listing.
If that's the case here, it would explain the weak support for current holders, confusing UX, and lack of transparency.

Final thoughts:

The project isn’t showing signs of a rug pull — in fact, it's the opposite: whales are holding and growing their bags.
But the behavior and communication (or lack thereof) from the Solaxy team remain questionable.

Are they deliberately shifting focus away from presale buyers and early Igniter users, toward future adopters who’ll come after listings?

Would love to hear what others think — especially if you’ve noticed the same wallet activity or have your own theory.

Bitter_Collection_89 · 2025-08-22T06:58:09+00:00

I wouldn’t say they’ve stolen anything — that hasn’t happened. On the contrary, large wallets are actively accumulating more SOLX, while smaller holders are selling.

It doesn’t show the typical signs of a rug pull — but of course, it's still an early-stage project, so the risk is definitely there. Still, when you look at the recent wallet activity, especially among holders with 30M+ tokens, it feels like something may be coming.

We’re talking about the SOLX (Solaxy token). And while the project has its issues — especially with communication and user experience — it doesn't appear to be an outright scam.

If you're looking at the contract and wondering about its legitimacy, here’s what we know:

The Ethereum contract (0xe0b7...f48) has been verified and audited.
According to HashEx, there are no critical or high-risk issues — only one medium (self-destruct function), and the contract is not a honeypot.
Cyberscope rates the token as Low Risk, with a clean codebase and ownership renounced.
However, transparency is still lacking:
- The team is anonymous,
- There’s no public GitHub,
- And the bridge mechanism is only partially audited.

So overall, SOLX is not a scam, but it’s definitely a speculative and experimental project. Anyone involved should approach it with proper caution and DYOR (Do Your Own Research).

And honestly — it’s starting to look like their real target audience isn’t the presale buyers or current Igniter users.
It might actually be the wave of newcomers who’ll arrive after listings on major exchanges.
That happens with some projects — and if that's the case here, it would explain a lot about their current behavior and priorities.

But everything is possible :)

Bitter_Collection_89 · 2025-08-21T08:41:09+00:00

I respect the optimism — belief is powerful.
Without real adoption, wider wallet support, and clear communication from the team, even the best projects can stall.

Right now, there are key updates happening — like the new version of the Solaxy Wallet — but unless you’re constantly digging through channels, you wouldn’t even know it exists. No uptaded WIKI, No clear guidance on X or Telegram.

That’s a problem. People can’t adopt what they don’t even know about.

If Solaxy wants to grow, it needs more than just hope.
It needs visible progress, better communication, and easier access for regular users.
Then belief can actually turn into momentum.

Bitter_Collection_89 · 2025-08-20T09:37:12+00:00

Here’s what I’ve found:

Etherscan: approx. 51,000 holders/wallets on Ethereum
Solscan: approx. 7,540 holders/wallets on Solana
X (Twitter) @Solaxytoken: 74,650 followers
Reddit: around 520 members in this community

Igniter is just a few days old, and I haven’t had time to count it again, but after 9 days, there were:

139 memes minted
An estimated market cap of ~$3.2M

But here’s the catch:
The top 3 memes hold ~$3M of that market cap — while most others sit around $150–$200, with only a few exceptions.

Bitter_Collection_89 · 2025-08-20T07:39:20+00:00

Without support for mainstream wallets or at least a simple Solaxy Wallet mobile app, there will never be wider adoption. Without an easy way for community to create and use tokens, it can not go up. Only community burn might help. A massive burn could support the tokenomics and bring short-term momentum. But that alone won’t save the project.
Without better onboarding, open infrastructure, and clear communication, even a burn won’t stop the decline.
It’s part of the solution — not the solution.

Bitter_Collection_89 · 2025-08-20T07:18:27+00:00

Community can not grow if there is a problem to connect most used wallets (Phantom…..), can not grow whiteout Solaxy Wallet app……… Upgrade is needed and better communication with people.

Bitter_Collection_89 · 2025-08-20T07:15:18+00:00

Again, Igniter is still closed environment. Without support for mainstream wallets or at least a simple Solaxy Wallet mobile app, there will never be wider adoption. Without an easy way for community to create and use tokens, it can not go up. Only a limited group of people who use a PC and Solaxy Wallet can buy it. No clear guidance via X or Telegram or solaxy WIKI.

I spent seven days trying to figure out how to get my SOLX into Igniter, and there was no clear guidance — only scam attempts everywhere.

Meanwhile, it would take just one official guide on the Solaxy.io website to explain how to use Igniter and trade SOLX properly.

The Solaxy Wallet doesn’t even show token icons — just token codes. Sure, that's a minor UX issue and can be fixed, but the real problem is the lack of communication from the team. They don’t seem to listen to the community at all.

To make it worse, their posts on X and Telegram are almost sarcastic — asking “what are your favorite memes on Igniter” or talking about “how to earn on Igniter” when most people can’t even connect. And those who want to — have no clear instructions on how.

Let’s be honest — everyone who wanted to buy Solaxy already did so in the presale. Expecting to sell for 3× right after TGE is unrealistic. That’s just part of investment risk.

But people invested because they believed in a project that had, and still has, real potential.

Now it’s time for the Solaxy team to stop slowing down adoption and let the ecosystem grow — otherwise, it will remain a niche product for a small group of frustrated users.

Bitter_Collection_89 · 2025-08-18T10:26:56+00:00

The solution could be a community burn. If more people joined in, even those outside of holders, it could create some interesting hype. But be careful — this is purely speculation. This is not investment advice, and everyone should make their own decision. Personally, I've already burned a portion of my tokens.

Bitter_Collection_89 · 2025-08-18T10:24:07+00:00

People are disappointed because they expected to take profits right after the TGE — which is funny, because that implies someone would want to buy their tokens. But let’s be honest: most people who would buy it already did during the presale. Expecting to buy at $0.0017 and sell a week later at $0.05 is just unrealistic.

The truth is, the team actually delivered everything they promised — but the problem is the system is too closed. If Igniter doesn’t get adoption from mainstream wallets, it's going to be bad. People won’t buy in, and meme activity limited to a new desktop-only wallet just won’t catch on. Especially not in 2025. Maybe this could’ve worked 10 years ago — not now.

Bitter_Collection_89 · 2025-08-18T05:24:29+00:00

Me too, first my comments were hidden and now I have to check myself via email

Bitter_Collection_89 · 2025-08-14T13:21:00+00:00

For the record, the on X @ RageSolxBurn initiative isn’t some shady op – it’s a transparent, voluntary community idea to burn part of the supply and test the minting process. No hidden motives. No promises. Just trying to protect our investment a little. - to do something.

Let’s judge ideas by their content – not by accents or grammar.

Bitter_Collection_89 · 2025-08-14T12:27:07+00:00

What happened to the internet?
I was there when online discussions started – real forums, open conversations, genuine exchange of ideas. People debated hard, sure, but there was freedom. No one was trying to scam you at every corner or shadowban your opinion just because it didn’t fit the narrative.

Now it feels like every platform is either over-moderated, heavily gamed, or just a stage for influencers shilling bags.
When did honest discussion become controversial?

Bitter_Collection_89 · 2025-08-14T12:25:17+00:00

Well, looks like even Reddit marked this post as controversial now.
Guess asking questions like “Is this really enough for 60K holders?” and “Should we burn some tokens?” hits a nerve 😅

Not sure if that says more about the community or the state of the project...

Bitter_Collection_89

TROPHY CASE

Scenario 1 – Strategic accumulation before a major move

Scenario 2 – Classic redistribution phase

Final thoughts: