So i’ve had my eyes on another interesting project lately:
@Solhandle
It’s building NFT-native identity infrastructure on Solana, allowing users to claim a unique, human-readable @ handle that is represented by an NFT and controlled directly by the owner’s wallet.
No recurring renewals, it’s a one-time mint and the handle stays yours until you transfer it.
What really caught my attention is the bigger vision 👇
🔹 On-chain identity: Turn a wallet address into a recognizable @ identity
🔹 SolHandle Pay: Send SOL to a human-readable @ handle instead of a long wallet address
🔹 NFT ownership: The handle is actually owned in your wallet
🔹 Scarcity: Short handles can become highly desirable digital identities
🔹 Developer infrastructure: An SDK is already available for integrations
🔹 Earn Network: The project is building a referral-based economic layer around handle ownership and activity.
And then there’s
$HANDLE 👀
The planned token launch is designed around a 1B supply, with the project stating that 99% is allocated to the community and 1% retained by the protocol with a planned 6-month lock. The token is also intended to determine Earn Network tiers.
What makes SolHandle interesting to me is that it’s not simply another token narrative. The project is already live on Solana Mainnet, with the identity protocol, minting and resolution infrastructure operational, while the broader
$HANDLE economy is still developing.
Identity + NFTs + payments + referrals + a community token is an interesting combination.
Definitely a project I’ll be watching closely, and only sitting at an 30K(!) mcap🤐
DYOR. Not financial advice.