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Solan: He ended up in a strange spl ID after Sol USDC Swap
As long -term fans of Solan Blockchain platform, I am always excited that my investments work well. I recently made a successful exchange of salt (Sol) to Stablecoin USDC via Phantom Mobile phone. The process went without a problem and all my property was moved without a problem.
However, what happened was unexpected – I got an unusual sign of my wallet app. In particular, he appeared as a “spl” brand, which is the original Crypto Currency of Solane. Despite the fact that I was aware of his name and situation, I noticed my miracle why this sign exists.
Some after digging I noticed what could happen. According to Solscan, an official tool for Blockchain analytics on the Solans network, the “SPL” sign refers to Mark SPL (Sorana Protocol), which was created as part of the ecosystems of Sorana.
My phantom wallet seems to have brought or incorporated this SPL into its database during the exchange procedure. This can be a consequence of a combination of the author, including the wrong configuration or outdated information.
Fortunately, I was able to solve the problem by updating my line with a phantom Wallet and ensuring that the SOLAN -Blockchain spcl was properly recognized. After I have made these changes, I no longer see SPL signs in my wallet app.
Although this experience may seem unusual, it emphasizes the importance of regular update the configuration of the wallet and remains aware of the latest development of the ecosystem of Sorana. As a result, I’m even more careful now when I’m on Exchange or Events platform.
For those who are interested in learning more about Solani or starting an original encryption currency, this case is a reminder to check the configuration of the wallet and remain in the course with the latest development of the Soran network.