One maker of web3 hardware wallets, Trezor, has announced support for two more tokens.
The business announced on social networking platform X that Trezor’s hardware wallets, the Model T and Safe 3, now support SOL and Solana Program Library (SPL) tokens.
An additional layer of security is offered by a unique chip that comes with the $79 Trezor Safe 3. For $179, the Model T comes with a touch screen interface. Both enable users to send, receive, and exchange their assets and support more than 8,000 coins and tokens.
The Solana blockchain’s native token is called SOL, and the token standard on Solana is called SPL, which is comparable to Ethereum’s ERC-20 token standard.
Solana rallies
In the past two months, Solana has seen a rise in interest in trading and search engine searches; this coincides with Trezor’s support for SOL and SPL tokens. The Block’s Price Page for Solana shows that as of 11:00 a.m. ET, the price of Solana is $80.34, up 8.62% from the previous day. By now, the token is up 266.8% from around $22 at the beginning of October.
The volume of Google searches for “Solana” surged by 250% between early October and mid-December, according to a prior analysis by The Block.
