The Blinks ecosystem does not seem to blindly follow market trends or pile up features.

Author: Deep Tide TechFlow

With the launch of Solana Blinks, various applications built on Blinks technology have emerged. However, the somewhat "untimely" Blinks has caught up in a long period of oscillation, with the market's attention and patience already scattered, and constantly attracted by various hotspots, so the speculation and discussions about various use cases of Blinks have gradually subsided.

Recently, the Solana community has launched a special hackathon for Blinks, "Blinksathon," with many well-known projects and institutions sponsoring the event.

Although the market's attention is not currently here, the Blinks technology has brought many practical use cases for users in the social sector, and there are still many projects quietly taking root and growing.

Combining the news of Binance's upcoming $BNSOL, the development path of the Solana ecosystem is bound to be long. As a key area for the future development of the Solana ecosystem, some new things about Blinks are worth your attention.

1. SEND: The first Blinks community project

Official account: https://x.com/thesendcoin

Official website: https://thesendcoin.com

As the first truly hot project in the Blinks ecosystem, SEND has left a deep impression on players who are paying attention to Blinks. Not only did it receive passionate retweets from Solana founder @aeyakovenko, but the clear future planning and layout of the SEND project for the Blinks ecosystem also impressed people.

The project chose to mint 100,000 Send it NFTs through Blinks functionality, and the price once surged more than 300 times, sparking people's wealth speculation about the project itself and the Blinks ecosystem at that time. However, due to immature operations and token distribution issues, the community atmosphere was not very pleasant, and the token price performance did not shine as brightly as the NFT surge at that time, and market attention slowly faded away.

However, as the first Blinks community, SEND has been maintaining the development of the ecosystem and has established a game platform Higher based on Blinks. When the Blinks ecosystem heats up again, SEND, as a leader in the ecosystem, is definitely not to be overlooked.

For a detailed introduction to the SEND project, see the Deep Tide Tech Flow article: Can $SEND around Solana Blinks replicate the glory of $DEGEN?

2. BlinksGG: 0-code Blinks generation platform

Official account: https://x.com/Blinks_gg

Official website: https://www.Blinks.gg/Blinks_gg

BlinksGG provides users with a GUI (Graphical User Interface) for customizing Solana Blinks in a low-threshold manner, and even complex Blinks programs can be created with 0-code basics through BlinksGG.

BlinksGG completed the project's cold start by minting NFTs through Blinks and launching the $BGG1 token on Pump.fun.

From the completeness of the project construction and the project's sustainability planning (i.e., the use cases of tokens and NFTs), BlinksGG does not seem like a project that simply built a shell to capitalize on the hype, and it is worth keeping an eye on.

3. dotBlinks: On-chain identity project

Official account: https://x.com/mintdotBlinks

Official website: https://www.dotBlinks.me/search

.Blinks is an on-chain identity project based on Solana Blinks technology architecture.

According to the project's own introduction, .Blinks allows users to create easily recognizable usernames, build a unified identity across applications, and give users complete ownership of their social graph.

As another domain project in the Solana ecosystem, .Blinks' feature is that it can directly interact through Blinks programs.

Currently, users can register .Blinks identity domains through the project's official website and Blinks. The system is supported by the technical protocol stack @saydialect on Solana. The registration process theoretically only takes about 2 seconds, but some users have reported random delays in transaction signing.

After registering a domain, users can use Blinks to follow other users who have registered .Blinks, directly building a social network at the domain level. The official introduction states that this social graph is expandable and can be universally used in various applications in the Solana ecosystem in the future.

4. Wink: Blinks market & simple template generator

Official account: https://x.com/winkitBlinks

Official website: https://Blinks.winkit.app/get-started

Wink is a Blinks market platform created by the @utilifyxyz team, allowing users to create, share, and profit from Blinks programs. Blinks developers can create and share wink templates through Wink, and users can use these templates to generate custom Blinks with one click.

Wink claims to be a market service application for Blinks, and in the future, it may open up the trading of Blinks templates, similar to NFT trading on various NFT DEX platforms.

Conclusion

Currently, Blinks can only support relatively simple on-chain operations, so it is inevitable to have some doubts: Do the various fancy applications in the Blinks ecosystem really have a necessary existence? Does the market really have these demands?

In fact, not only Solana Blinks, but many crypto narratives are facing a situation of liquidity drought from various aspects, and various sub-sectors are showing obvious characteristics of a "buyer's market": lack of liquidity, low user participation, and an abundance of demands and applications that are often more than real users.

However, by carefully observing the development direction of Blinks, the product design logic and usage of various applications in its ecosystem, it seems that the Blinks ecosystem does not blindly follow market trends or pile up features. On the contrary, its core goal is to make Blinks simpler and more user-friendly, bringing Web3 closer to users.

For projects based on the basic logic of being close to users, it is undoubtedly the correct strategy for long-term development.

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