Solana
live- Slot
- Throughput
- Priority fee p50 / p90 · SOL–USDC pools
- 200k CU swap fee
getRecentPerformanceSamples, getRecentPrioritizationFees, getSlot via /api/rpc
Sheet 01 · Route planner · read-only · mainnet
Nightpath lays every path from SOL to Monero, Bitcoin, Zcash or Litecoin on one map. Live Jupiter quotes price the on-chain legs, live network fees price the hops, and a plain rubric shows what each station tells an observer. Nothing is swapped here. Nothing is held.
Sheet 02 · How a plan is drawn
Every number on Nightpath comes from a public source you can check, or it is labelled a model. The planner never asks for a key and never moves funds.
Hyperliquid perpetual mids give a fair cross rate for SOL against XMR, BTC, ZEC and LTC. It is the yardstick every route is measured against.
Any hop that happens on Solana is priced with a live Jupiter quote at your exact size, including price impact and the venues it would route through.
Solana priority fees come from recent slots, Bitcoin fees from mempool.space. Monero, Zcash and Litecoin fees are typical values you can edit.
Each station is scored on four questions: can an observer see the amount, the sender, the receiver, and the timing? The rubric is printed in full.
Sheet 03 · Tool · Route comparer
Pick an amount and a destination. Each line is priced from live quotes and fees, compared with the fair value at the Hyperliquid reference rate. Service spreads at the exchange stations cannot be read publicly, so they are model inputs you can change.
These are typical published ranges, not quotes. Bitcoin fees use the live mempool.space half-hour rate × 140 vB.
Sheet 04 · Tool · Fee & slippage
Nightpath asks Jupiter for real quotes at six sizes and plots the effective rate against the reference mid. The gap is price impact plus pool fees, measured, not guessed.
Quotes are paced one per second to respect Jupiter's public limit.
| Size | Out | Cost | Venues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Run the quotes to fill this table. | |||
Sheet 05 · Walkthrough
Every Solana transfer is public: the amount, the sending address, the receiving address and the second it landed. Anyone can draw this part of the map.
An instant exchange breaks the public link, but it now holds the link itself: deposit, payout address, IP and timing. You are trusting its records policy.
On Monero, ring signatures hide the sender, stealth addresses hide the receiver, and RingCT hides the amount. The line keeps going, but an observer loses sight of it.
Timing and size at the Solana end remain. A deposit that leaves minutes after a large, round withdrawal is easy to pair. Delay, split and avoid round numbers.
Observer sees
4 of 4 fields visible
Sheet 06 · Tool · What leaks on-chain
Pick a route and set your habits. Each hop is checked against the same four questions, and the score is the share of answers that stay private. It is a model of visibility, not a guarantee of anonymity.
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| Station | Amount | Sender | Receiver | Timing |
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Sheet 07 · Tool · Wallet exposure scan
Before any route, the origin matters. Paste a Solana address or connect a wallet. Nightpath reads its recent mainnet history and reports the patterns an observer could use: who funded it, who it talks to, when it is awake, and which amounts fingerprint it.
No scan yet. A connected wallet fills the address for you.
Sheet 08 · Tool · Network conditions
Refreshed every 20 seconds while this sheet is on screen. Busy networks cost more and confirm slower, which changes the best moment to move.
getRecentPerformanceSamples, getRecentPrioritizationFees, getSlot via /api/rpc
mempool.space /api/v1/fees/recommended and /api/blocks/tip/height
| Asset | Mid (USD) | 24 h | Per 1 SOL | Funding / h |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Hyperliquid perpetual mids and contexts (api.hyperliquid.xyz/info). A reference rate, not a spot quote.
Sheet 09 · Method & honesty
Sheet 10 · Questions
No. It is a planning tool. It prices routes and explains what they reveal. When you are ready, you use the venue of your choice yourself.
Instant-exchange services quote through private or keyed endpoints that a browser page cannot call safely. Rather than invent a number, Nightpath shows a typical spread, labels it, and lets you type the quote you actually received.
No. It is a liquid reference rate, used to measure every route against the same yardstick. Your fill depends on the venue, its spread and the size.
It shares your public address so Nightpath can prefill the exposure scan, set the route amount from your SOL balance and personalise the leak report. Nothing is signed and nothing is sent.
No. The score summarises what a casual on-chain observer can see. Exchanges keep records, network metadata exists, and habits can link activity. Treat it as a checklist, not a shield.
Public RPC limits bursts of transaction reads. Nightpath reads the newest 24 plus the oldest one it can reach, four at a time, and says so in the report.
Solana mainnet-beta only. There is no test network and no demo chain anywhere on the site.