Recently, several interesting projects on the Solana blockchain are worth paying attention to.

First is the SS project, which focuses on transparency tracking of US government funds. This website has previously received public endorsement from Elon Musk. Recently, the project team launched a fundraising round, raising a total of $1.84 million. The funds will mainly be used to expand platform features and ecosystem development. The government data tracking sector has always been a blue ocean in Web3, and securing this level of funding indicates a genuine market demand for such tools.

Second, the HOUSE project has sparked an interesting discussion within the community about stablecoin applications. Community members have started to imagine using USD stablecoins to participate in real estate purchases. The co-founder of the project shared insights into the feasibility of this idea in response, with a fundraising amount reaching $984,000. Although buying property with crypto stablecoins still sounds quite forward-thinking, this kind of discussion itself reflects innovative ideas in DeFi application scenarios.

Lastly, the FISH project is quite surreal. This account is known for parodying the classic children’s book "Rainbow Fish" and once attracted considerable attention on social media. However, after controversy caused by inappropriate content at the end of 2022, it disappeared completely. Unexpectedly, after a full three-year absence, the project suddenly revived on January 1st of this year, raising $678,000. From its disappearance to its return, the entire cycle appears to be carefully planned, making it a typical case of Web3 project rebranding and revival.

Although these three projects differ greatly in their tracks, they all reflect the diversification of the Solana ecosystem—ranging from government data transparency to DeFi innovation and brand revival operations. Each direction has attracted capital investment.