
Tinydancer
Tinydancer is the first Solana light client, letting wallets and mobile apps verify the network without trusting a centralized RPC.

What is Tinydancer?
Tinydancer is an open-source Rust light client for Solana that performs simple payment verification and data-availability sampling without running a full node. It checks block validity, repairs missing shreds peer-to-peer, and is designed to drop into wallets, mobile apps, and bridges for trust-minimized network access. Backed by the Solana Foundation, Staking Facilities, and Cubik, the project is shipping toward consensus verification and fraud-proving milestones.
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