Leading web3 hardware wallet maker, Trezor has announced support for SOL and SPL coins in response to the recent spike in interest in and searches for Solana.
The statement on the social networking site X emphasizes how these Solana-based coins can now be easily integrated with Trezor’s hardware wallets, the Safe 3, which costs $79, and the Model T, which costs $179.
The Safe 3 offers more security capabilities with a dedicated microprocessor, and the Model T has a touchscreen interface.
Trezor’s hardware wallets enable users to manage their assets effectively by supporting over 8,000 currencies and tokens and enabling safe transactions, fund receipts, and trading operations.
Trezor’s vast list of supported assets now includes SPL tokens, similar to Ethereum’s ERC-20 standard, and SOL, the native currency of the Solana network.
This action aligns with a rise in Solana’s popularity, as seen by the 8.6% price increase to $80.34 over the previous day. Since the beginning of October, Solana has seen an incredible 266.8% increase, indicative of a larger trend of rising interest in blockchain technology.
Between October and December, the number of Google searches for “Solana” increased by 250%, indicating the resurgence of interest in this blockchain ecosystem.
