In the fast-paced world of Solana, where meme tokens are popping up left and right, keeping tabs on your portfolio can feel like herding cats. But according to a recent thread on X, there's one tool standing out from the crowd: the Jupiter Exchange portfolio tracker, which used to go by SonarWatch. This isn't just any endorsement—it's from a retired developer who's seen it all in the crypto space.

The conversation kicked off with a post from @retiredchaddev, who didn't hold back in praising the tracker. "Previous SonarWatch, currently @JupiterExchange portfolio tracker is the best activity tracker on Solana, hands down," they wrote. "All it needs is some filters and you'll have everything you need. Well, maybe not NFTs, but nobody cares about those anymore." For those new to this, Solana is a high-speed blockchain that's become a hotspot for meme tokens—those fun, often viral cryptocurrencies like Dogecoin-inspired projects that can skyrocket or crash in a blink. A portfolio tracker helps you monitor your holdings, trades, and activities across wallets, which is crucial when you're juggling multiple meme token positions.

This shoutout highlights how Jupiter Exchange, a popular decentralized exchange (DEX) on Solana known for its swap aggregator, has expanded into user-friendly tools. The portfolio tracker lets you see your asset balances, transaction history, and performance metrics all in one place. It's especially handy for meme token enthusiasts who need quick insights without sifting through blockchain explorers like Solana Explorer. The call for filters? That could mean sorting by token type, date, or value—features that would make it even more powerful for spotting trends in volatile meme markets.

Of course, the NFT jab didn't go unnoticed. NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, are unique digital assets like art or collectibles that once dominated Solana's ecosystem. But with the rise of meme tokens, their hype has cooled off for many. Replies poured in, showing a mix of agreement and pushback. One user, @TopoGigio_sol, joked about using NFT losses for tax purposes, while @retiredchaddev fired back about selective memory in regions where losses don't offset gains.

Others defended the NFT space. @starflamegod chimed in with a "triggered" response, listing OG collections like @TheFracture_, @GalacticGeckoSG, and more, suggesting there's still life in those communities.

Similarly, @genuinearticles called it "rage bait" and shared a nod to vibrant NFT discords where folks are still swapping trait comparisons.

Even team members jumped in. @Geninsus, a builder at Jupiter Exchange and co-founder of SonarWatch, thanked the poster and teased that filtering features are "ver needy indeed" and could arrive before the end of the year. That's exciting news for anyone deep in Solana's meme token scene, where quick filtering could help identify hot trades or avoid rugs.

This thread underscores a shift in Solana's focus—from NFTs to meme tokens and utility tools. For blockchain practitioners, tools like Jupiter's tracker are game-changers, offering a knowledge base to track activities and make informed decisions. If you're trading memes on Solana, giving this tracker a spin could save you time and headaches. And who knows? With those filters incoming, it might just become indispensable.

As meme tokens continue to drive Solana's growth, staying updated on tools like this is key. Check out the full thread on X for more community insights, and keep an eye on Jupiter Exchange for updates.