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Solana: The image token is no longer visible in the portfolio
For five months, Solana, the popular decentralized financial platform (DEFI), had a different visual element – an image marker that was noticed in user wallets. However, just over a month ago, the image no longer appears in user accounts.
Originally launched in August of last year, Solana Image Token demonstrated a unique design that showed the Solana network logo and other visual elements related to the project. The presence of a token allowed users to easily identify account sales and transactions history in the Wallet Phantom, a popular DEFI portfolio application.
Unfortunately, this visual reference was deleted shortly after its launch, many users confusing what happened to the image. Consequently, some portfolios may no longer display the image, potentially provoking problems with user authentication and data access.
For those who previously used the Solana image marker in the ghost handbag, the changes seem to have been irreversible because there are reports of a marker image that always appears in the accounts, even if they have recently migrated towards other wallets or platforms. This suggests that loss of visibility can be a guilty technical failure or an incorrect configuration.
It should be noted that Solana constantly updates its platform and its portfolio applications with new features and improvements, it is therefore possible that these modifications do not affect all users in the same way. In addition, the company may temporarily delete the image marker as part of the test phase or the correction of errors that could be resolved at any time.
In all cases, the disappearance of the Solana image marker is a reminder to keep track of the portfolio updates and maintenance hours, in particular with regard to the DEFI platforms, which are largely based on User interaction.