Solana has quietly crossed an inflection point
Uptime is stable, fees are predictable, and throughput is no longer the constraint
The chain is ready for production-scale apps
Spent time with @kjia562 from OnePiece Labs at Superdeck
We talked about their focused partnership with Solana, what they’ve built so far, and what’s coming next:
bootcamps, hackathons and a stronger accelerator cycle for builders
Watch full conversation 👇
Solana dev activity is shifting from experimentation to production
More teams are shipping consumer apps, DeFi infra, and onchain tooling that needs to work at scale, not just in demos
Another Colosseum build we loved: Avoid Net
Built by @Chadjective Avoidnet is like a Wikipedia for crypto risks starting with scams and rugs across the Solana ecosystem
Community stakes a small amount to validate quality and the URL itself becomes the warning.
@Chadjective used Código to launch his first Solana smart contract, skipping setup pain and getting straight to a working MVP
Most smart contract bugs originate in setup and wiring rather than in core logic
Account structure, access control, validation checks, and edge cases are where errors most often occur
Before the year ends, a straightforward recap from Código.
This year was about releasing our platform and improving things based on how developers actually used the product.
2,000+ developers.
25 real use-case templates.
26 hands-on workshops.
7 events across the world like Breakpoint, Crossroads, MtnDao
Thanks to everyone who built using Código A lot of learning, and we’re stepping into next year with bigger ambitions.
Final day at Solana Breakpoint
This felt like a good way to close out 2025 at Código and set the tone for what we’re building toward next year
Looking forward to next Breakpoint in London!
Day 2 at Solana Breakpoint
Main stage talks, hallway conversations, and builders actually shipping
From Solana’s evolution to what’s being built right now
Good signal, good energy!
Super Day recap ⚡
20+ projects pitched. Met builders from 15+ countries.
The caliber of teams building on Solana right now is wild. Excited for what's next.
ft. @solayer_labs@SuperteamAE and @OnePieceLabs
Strong ideas scale faster when the build process doesn’t slow you down
@anon0mesh is shipping chat & send crypto over Bluetooth (no internet), a wild use case powered by Solana and Built on @Arcium
He used Código to generate the base program, refine the logic and move from concept → working prototype without fighting boilerplate or setup
You don’t win hackathons by reinventing the wheel
You win by starting where the wheel already exists
The rise of high-quality templates is redefining early-stage engineering
A thread 🧵
Meet @emojimarketxyz a prediction market built entirely around emojis ⚡
Built by Trixky and team during the Colosseum hackathon, the project turns every emoji into a bettable asset
No binary “buy or sell.”
Just pure emoji chaos, onchain
Built faster and structured better with Código 🧱
Prediction markets are quietly becoming one of the strongest product categories in crypto
Not because they’re “fun,” but because they expose something teams forget:
Information becomes valuable only when people have skin in the game.
Let’s see how they built onchain 🧵
Everyone talks about speed in Web3
But most teams lose hours, sometimes days, just setting up to build
Repos, dependencies, RPC configs, Anchor versions, missing CLI tools
The hidden tax isn’t bad code
It’s wasted time
Behind every good product is a builder who refuses to accept “this is just how it works”
For @remitt_ease , that builder is Magnanimous.
In our case study, he breaks down:
→ the idea
→ the challenge he’s attacking
→ where Código shaved weeks off the build
We sat down with the builder behind @SendoMarket, to break down:
- what they’re building
- what makes it stand out
- how they used Código to ship faster
A quick, 1-min look into a real project built on Solana with Código 👇