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Solana: As X becomes the catch-all application, Solana will be ingrained within

2026.01.11 21:18:35

On January 11, Solana officials stated: “X is evolving into an all-encompassing app, and Solana will be integrated into it soon.” Earlier today, reports emerged that X is currently developing Smart Asset Tags. These tags will let users specify particular assets (or smart contracts) when posting price-related tweets on the platform. Users can click the tags in their timeline to view the asset’s real-time price and all associated information. The plan is to keep iterating and gathering feedback ahead of the public launch next month.
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