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The data layer for Solana — RPC, streams, market data, hosted indexes, and priority transaction sending on one account.
Community sentiment toward Solami is positive, with users appreciating its technical improvements to Solana data infrastructure (lower latency, better gPA performance) and viewing it as essential tooling for serious builders on the network.
Hosting our weekly co-working session today in Bangkok with @useSolami Solami is the data layer for Solana, giving builders, traders, researchers and teams reliable, real-time access to what's happening on-chain. Explore and see what you can build: https://t.co/Xhd9pOXc8x Expect new builders, ideas, conversations and product reviews. See you on the courts
Any provider can rent you a dedicated Solana node. Only @useSolami tunes one for getProgramAccounts. Every box ships Comet - our on-node gPA + spl-index Unlimited, sub-millisecond: - gPA v2 and v1 - getTokenAccountsByMint / ByOwner / ByDelegate - getTokenLargestAccounts Plus unlimited Yellowstone gRPC streaming. Your metal. No shared caps -> https://t.co/m1EumCCCT6
Ready to build on Solana the right way? 👉 Follow @useSolami 👉 Join Discord → https://t.co/YrtCtJ5CKf 👉 Explore → https://t.co/3klaaxNb1E The infrastructure Solana builders deserve. Welcome in. 🫡
GM @useSolami ☀️ September is finally here. Lots happening this month. Let's kick it off with: 🟠Solana Co-Working session in BKK by @SuperteamTH Nothing else on my radar today 😢 but you wouldn't want to miss that one if you are in the area! https://t.co/rr71FvWzfS
@useSolami That's a huge improvement. Fewer round trips means lower latency, less bandwidth, and a much smoother experience for apps that need to fetch data at scale.
@SuperteamTH @useSolami Big day
Solami is a Solana infrastructure company providing the read and write plumbing that on-chain apps depend on: RPC endpoints, real-time streams, market and token data, hosted indexes, and priority transaction sending. It consolidates layers that teams normally assemble from four separate vendors into one account with a single prepaid balance, no invented credit units, and no minimum commitment, exposing settings that are usually locked away as configurable fields. Run by a small distributed team on bare-metal servers, with support handled directly by the engineers who write the software. Customers include trading firms, wallets and apps, analytics and research teams, and validator operators; a no-credit-card free tier is the default entry point.
