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Davide from Neon Protocol joins Thomas to discuss Neon’s latest mainnet release, repositioning as a Solana Network Extension, and how it simplifies EVM compatibility for Ethereum developers. Learn how Neon eliminates friction for users, enables Solana wallets like Phantom for EVM apps, and unlocks new opportunities for DeFi, AI, and meme coin projects.
Key Topics Discussed:
Neon’s Repositioning as a Solana Network Extension
Transition from being perceived as an L2 to a native Solana extension.
Unified user experience: Solana wallets (e.g., Phantom) now interact directly with EVM apps on Neon.
Technical Upgrades & User Benefits
Solana Signature SDK: Allows Ethereum developers to deploy protocols on Solana with minimal front-end changes.
No asset bridging required; gas fees paid in SOL.
EIP-1559-style fee structure for predictable transaction costs.
Ethereum Developer Adoption
Neon enables Ethereum protocols to tap into Solana’s user base without rewriting code in Rust.
Focus on bringing battle-tested DeFi primitives (lending, DEXs) and meme/AI projects to Solana.
Composability & Future Roadmap
Composability V1: Already integrates with Solana DEXs (e.g., Orca, Raydium) for liquidity.
Composability V2: Upcoming support for atomic transactions, flash loans, and cross-protocol liquidations.
Market Opportunities
Solana’s growing dominance in user activity, volume, and developer interest.
Neon’s role in attracting EVM chains (e.g., Base) and upcoming L1s (Monad, Berachain) to Solana.
Key Takeaways:
For Users: Access EVM apps on Solana without MetaMask or bridging.
For Developers: Deploy Ethereum-tested protocols on Solana in days, not months.
For Solana: Reduced fragmentation and expanded use cases via EVM compatibility.
Relevant Links:
Neon Protocol: neon-labs.org
Solana Weekly: Website | Twitter
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Disclaimer: This episode is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
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Davide from Neon Protocol joins Thomas to discuss Neon’s latest mainnet release, repositioning as a Solana Network Extension, and how it simplifies EVM compatibility for Ethereum developers. Learn how Neon eliminates friction for users, enables Solana wallets like Phantom for EVM apps, and unlocks new opportunities for DeFi, AI, and meme coin projects.
Key Topics Discussed:
Neon’s Repositioning as a Solana Network Extension
Transition from being perceived as an L2 to a native Solana extension.
Unified user experience: Solana wallets (e.g., Phantom) now interact directly with EVM apps on Neon.
Technical Upgrades & User Benefits
Solana Signature SDK: Allows Ethereum developers to deploy protocols on Solana with minimal front-end changes.
No asset bridging required; gas fees paid in SOL.
EIP-1559-style fee structure for predictable transaction costs.
Ethereum Developer Adoption
Neon enables Ethereum protocols to tap into Solana’s user base without rewriting code in Rust.
Focus on bringing battle-tested DeFi primitives (lending, DEXs) and meme/AI projects to Solana.
Composability & Future Roadmap
Composability V1: Already integrates with Solana DEXs (e.g., Orca, Raydium) for liquidity.
Composability V2: Upcoming support for atomic transactions, flash loans, and cross-protocol liquidations.
Market Opportunities
Solana’s growing dominance in user activity, volume, and developer interest.
Neon’s role in attracting EVM chains (e.g., Base) and upcoming L1s (Monad, Berachain) to Solana.
Key Takeaways:
For Users: Access EVM apps on Solana without MetaMask or bridging.
For Developers: Deploy Ethereum-tested protocols on Solana in days, not months.
For Solana: Reduced fragmentation and expanded use cases via EVM compatibility.
Relevant Links:
Neon Protocol: neon-labs.org
Solana Weekly: Website | Twitter
Follow the Show:
Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite platform.
Leave a review to support the podcast!
Disclaimer: This episode is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
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