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Solaxy (SOLX) is in the final days of one of the biggest presales we’ve ever seen on Solana.
After raising $55 million, this Layer-2 project is about to wrap up fundraising.
It’s also on the cusp of a major milestone: its first exchange listings are expected next week, meaning now is the last chance to buy SOLX at a fixed price.
Over $55M in Early Funding – What’s Next for Solaxy?
The Solaxy presale didn’t just meet expectations – it’s blown right past them.
Originally set to close earlier, the team extended the presale deadline after demand kept flooding in.
The final presale price is now set at $0.001766 per SOLX.
June 23 – next Monday – is shaping up to be the real launchpad.
That’s when presale buyers can claim their tokens, and trading on exchanges is expected to kick off.
Staking rewards unlock on June 30, meaning presale buyers can claim what they’ve earned, and then the Solaxy Mainnet launches on July 7.
It’s a packed schedule that appears designed to maintain momentum well past listing day. Even top analysts are starting to pay attention.
Borch Crypto, a well-known crypto YouTuber, recently called Solaxy the hottest Layer-2 play in the Solana ecosystem, praising last week’s massive token burn.
Solaxy’s team also burned another 20 billion SOLX just yesterday.
Solaxy is Building the First Real Congestion Fix for Solana
Solaxy is the first real Layer-2 built specifically to fix Solana’s congestion issues.
If you’ve ever tried to sell a meme coin or mint an NFT during peak hours, you know how brutal Solana traffic can get.
Transactions stall, fail, or just vanish – and Solaxy wants to change that.
It works somewhat like Ethereum’s rollups, bundling off-chain transactions and settling them in batches on Solana.
That offloading keeps the mainnet from choking and allows Solaxy to handle 10,000 transactions per second, all while reducing fees and speeding up confirmation times.
???? Hey Solaxy Community, we’re thrilled to announce our collaboration with @hyperlane to deliver one of Web3’s most seamless bridging experiences.
Solana ↔️ Solaxy ↔️ Ethereum. Fast, modular, permissionless.
Together, we’re building the first true Layer 2 bridge for Solana… pic.twitter.com/Jfk2GJUUD3
— SOLAXY (@SOLAXYTOKEN) June 10, 2025
Solaxy’s also rolling out its own DEX, a block explorer, wallet support, and Igniter.
Igniter is their token launchpad, designed for “degens” who want to launch meme coins without needing to know how to code.
The team has also partnered with Hyperlane to build a bridge between Solana and Ethereum.
Put it all together, and you’ve got a full-blown ecosystem, rather than just a one-off scaling solution.
SOLX is Audited, Trending, and Drawing Explosive Price Forecasts
Solaxy has also tried to check the right security boxes.
The SOLX smart contract passed a full audit from Coinsult, which flagged zero major issues.
No sneaky mint functions, no ability to blacklist wallets, and zero tax on buys and sells.
For a presale this size, that’s a solid baseline for investor trust. And it has taken the social media buzz to a new level.
Solaxy’s X (Twitter) account has over 73,000 followers, its Telegram channel is packed, and SOLX has been trending on CoinSniper and ICOBench.
That kind of social traction matters – especially when day-one trading kicks off.
Depending on who you ask, the price predictions for SOLX are ambitious.
ICOBench’s experts are calling for a run to $0.031 by year’s end – which would be a 1,655% gain from the current presale price.
Other analyst projections are more cautious, ranging from $0.01 to $0.02, depending on the success of Solaxy’s launch. Ultimately, everything hinges on what happens next.
If the mainnet launches smoothly, the Ethereum bridge functions correctly, and Igniter attracts retail users, SOLX could have room to run in the second half of the year.
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