1/ Lumio on Solana is live on public devtnet. Devs can start deploying & users can start bridging SOL. Read the announcement on CoinDesk:

2/ Lumio on Solana is an L2 that currently supports SVM equivalence so developers can deploy with no code changes. In the future it will also support parallelized EVM & Move VM.

3/ Lumio on Solana is a big milestone towards the Lumio vision to break vendor lock-in by allowing developers to deploy with any VM on any chain. Start using Lumio and learn more on

4/ Why L2s on Solana? Solana can maximize scaling with customizable L2s. Developers can offer users a better user experience with L2s that scale even during periods of congestion.

5/ Unique applications can be built on Solana L2s such as perp dexes that separate orderbook execution from liquidations or ultra low latency games.

6/ What is Lumio? Lumio is a rollup technology suite that enables developers to build with any VM on any chain.

7/ With Lumio rollups, developers can deploy applications with SVM, Move VM, and parallelized EVM that settle to Solana, Ethereum and other L1s. This allows applications to use native L1 assets like ETH and SOL with minimized trust assumptions secured by zk and fraud proofs.

8/ Lumio will be compatible with existing federations of rollups such as the Optimism Superchain and Arbitrum Orbits. Developers can also deploy applications on alternative L1s like Solana.

9/ Lumio on Solana is the second implementation of the Lumio Chain Collective alongside Lumio on Optimism. The Lumio Chain Collective settles on various L1s and will be compatible with existing L2 federations such as Optimism and Arbitrum.

10/ Read our comprehensive announcement to learn how to get whitelisted for the Lumio testnet on Solana: Feel free to leave your comments and questions under the post. We truly appreciate your feedback!

So If I want to deploy with Lumio on Solana, would I have to use Pontem wallet, or can I use phantom? Is there a detailed guide yet?