As we head into November, the Solana ecosystem remains one of the most promising arenas in crypto—thanks to high-throughput, low-fee network architecture, a growing DeFi/NFT/meme-token base and increasing institutional interest. Below is a curated list of seven altcoins built on Solana that Indian crypto investors (and indeed investors from Spain, India or elsewhere) may consider—with some specific India-/Spain-angle tips thrown in.



1. Jupiter (JUP)


Why watch: Jupiter is Solana’s premiere DEX-aggregator, pulling liquidity across multiple Solana DEXs. It’s described as a “picks-and-shovels” bet on Solana’s rising trading volumes.

What to check:



  • DEX volumes on Solana (higher volumes = more demand for JUP)


  • New integrations/updates for Jupiter that expand its use-case

    India/Spain nuance: Low-fee swaps on Solana may make coins cheaper to move in/out compared to high-fee chains—benefit if you trade from India or Spain with local exchange liquidity.



2. Raydium (RAY)


Why watch: Raydium is one of the older but still key AMMs on Solana; it benefits from new upgrades and rising on-chain activity in the network.

What to check:



  • New liquidity pools and incentive programmes


  • Partnerships with Solana launchpads or NFT platforms

    India/Spain nuance: If you’re comfortable with risk, RAY gives exposure to “infrastructure” rather than pure meme. This might suit investors in India who prefer something beyond hype.



3. Pyth Network (PYTH)


Why watch: Pyth is an oracle network built on Solana that provides real-time data feeds. It’s becoming increasingly important as DeFi grows.

What to check:



  • Adoption of Pyth feeds across protocols


  • How many dApps depend on Pyth => growth in utility

    India/Spain nuance: Oracle projects often attract more long-term investors (vs very speculative tokens). From India or Spain, this might be considered a more “balanced” altcoin play.



4. Jito (JTO)


Why watch: Jito offers liquid staking and MEV infrastructure on Solana—a niche but increasingly relevant area as staking grows.

What to check:



  • Growth in staked SOL and Jito’s share


  • MEV (Max Extractable Value) capture metrics

    India/Spain nuance: These more advanced infrastructure plays may carry more risk but also more upside. Ensure your exchange/back-end supports token transfers from your jurisdiction (India/Spain) before going in.



5. BONK


Why watch: A prominent meme coin on Solana, BONK shows how meme-culture and community-energy still drive parts of the ecosystem.

What to check:



  • Community engagement (Telegram/Discord/Reddit)


  • Listings on major exchanges and liquidity

    India/Spain nuance: Meme coins are extremely high risk—only a small portion of portfolio for most investors. Make sure you understand exchange deposit/withdrawal conditions for meme assets in India/Spain.



6. Wormhole (W)


Why watch: Wormhole is the cross-chain messaging/bridging protocol on Solana—bridges are critical infrastructure and often overlooked.

What to check:



  • Security audits (bridges have higher risk)


  • Usage metrics (how many assets bridged in/out)

    India/Spain nuance: If you move assets between chains (say Solana to Ethereum), bridging tokens like Wormhole get usage. But regulatory issues around cross-chain transfers may be more sensitive if you’re in India.



7. Orca (ORCA)


Why watch: A user-friendly DEX on Solana with innovative features (e.g., concentrated liquidity), giving exposure to smaller but still meaningful ecosystem players.

What to check:



  • New features (e.g., uni-v3 style pools)


  • Growth of user-friendly adoption (which often leads to volume)

    India/Spain nuance: Simpler interfaces matter more for retail investors in India/Spain—ease-of-use can reduce friction, which is a plus.



✅ Tips for Indian (and Spain-based) Crypto Investors



  • Ensure the exchange you use supports SOL-chain withdrawals and the specific token.


  • Be mindful of tax/regulatory conditions: In India, for example, crypto tax rules are evolving—keep records.


  • Diversify: Even within Solana ecosystem, mix “infrastructure” (JUP, PYTH, JTO) + “meme/long-shot” (BONK) + “utility/bridge” (WORM).


  • Set stop-losses / risk limits: High-volatility market, especially altcoins on a fast chain like Solana.


  • Always DYOR: The Solana ecosystem is growing quickly, and new tokens may emerge—for example the Solana ETF story is building.


  • Keep liquidity in mind: Smaller tokens may have low liquidity in India/Spain exchanges or long withdrawal times.



🔍 Summary


If you’re looking at November 2025 and considering altcoins on Solana, the above list offers a mix of infrastructure + community + speculative plays. Given Solana’s strong fundamentals (high throughput, low fees, growing developer base) and rising institutional interest, it’s a favourable backdrop. But remember: altcoin risk is real. Trade smart.

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