Intro to Manablast

Manablast designed to solve trading challenges during periods of high network congestion on Solana, particularly during peak events such as popular token drops (e.g., $TRUMP) or other instances of heightened activity and competition for block space. The project also aims to build high-speed infrastructure for degens, where transaction execution speed and confirmation times are critical, as they directly impact profitability.

Manablast operates as an intermediary layer between Solana validators and application-level users, leveraging a unique architecture based on staked connections (sqWoS). With swQoS Manablast split Solana staking from network bandwidth allocation, tokenizing network throughput via the MANA token.

MANA is unique utility token charged from a user's balance to prioritize their transactions, probably guaranteeing inclusion in the next block. After being spent, MANA regenerates over time, providing users with a deterministic quota for ultra-fast transactions per day. This system effectively reserves block space, even during periods of extreme network demand.

Users can farm MANA tokens by staking SOL as liquidity. Additionally, if a provider does not require their allocated bandwidth, they can sell it on a secondary market to degens or dApps who needs high-speed transactions. In another words Manablast creating a decentralized marketplace for Solana network bandwidth.

To learn more about farming MANA or using the Manablast Lite-RPC, read in the project docs