Solana announced Thursday that the ENA token is now live across eight key applications in its ecosystem, opening up trading and other on-chain activities for the asset. The rollout includes integrations with Phantom wallet, Jupiter Exchange, FOMO, dFlow, Titan Exchange, Solflare, Kamino Swap, and Mayan.
Which apps got ENA?
Phantom, a widely used Solana wallet, now supports ENA directly. Users can hold, send, and swap the token without leaving the app. Jupiter Exchange, Solana’s leading decentralized exchange aggregator, added ENA to its routing engine. That means traders can swap between ENA and other assets through Jupiter’s liquidity pools.
FOMO and dFlow, two newer DeFi platforms, also integrated the token. Titan Exchange and Solflare, a wallet and staking service, are included. Kamino Swap, an automated market maker, and Mayan, a cross-chain bridge, round out the list. The breadth of the integration suggests Solana is pushing to make ENA a standard asset across its DeFi and wallet infrastructure.
What ENA enables on Solana
ENA was previously available on Ethereum and a few other chains. Now Solana users can trade it, provide liquidity, or use it as collateral in supported protocols. The token’s arrival on Solana coincides with the network’s push to attract more assets beyond its native SOL and major stablecoins.
For holders, the integration means fewer steps. Instead of bridging to another chain to use ENA, they can access it directly through Phantom or swap into it on Jupiter. That lowers friction, especially for retail users who rely on a single wallet or exchange aggregator.
Solana has been adding tokens at a steady clip. ENA’s inclusion signals that the chain’s DeFi layer is maturing — apps are ready to support assets that aren’t native to Solana. The move also benefits the ENA project, giving it exposure to Solana’s active user base. Solana’s decentralized exchange volumes have remained high even during broader market lulls, so the token could see meaningful trading activity.
The announcement didn’t include details about future integrations or whether ENA will be listed on any Solana-native lending protocols. Users who want to borrow or lend ENA will have to wait for those platforms to add support.
For now, the token is available for spot trading and swapping. The next step could be integration into Solana’s growing stablecoin and real-world asset infrastructure, but the team hasn’t confirmed any timeline.
