More than 40,000 crypto assets are created daily using Doppler’s token infrastructure, according to the company. That scale gives the platform unusual influence over how new tokens enter circulation across multiple chains.
The platform, which powers the majority of new token launches on Coinbase’s Base network, is now expanding to Solana. The new deployment is a native implementation built for the Solana Virtual Machine rather than a port from the Ethereum Virtual Machine ecosystem.
Doppler disclosed the move in an announcement. The project said the system was rebuilt from first principles to account for Solana’s architecture, programming model, and transaction economics.
Why Are Base Builders Expanding Into Solana?
The shift reflects a growing overlap between the Base and Solana ecosystems. Both networks compete on high throughput and low fees, which increasingly attract consumer-facing token applications.
But the scale of activity still differs widely. Solana leads all chains in new token creation by a significant margin, while Base ranks second, according to data.
Much of Solana’s advantage comes from Pump.fun, the memecoin generator that simplified token launches and reduced costs for creators. The model triggered an explosion of low-cost token deployments across the network.
“Cycle after cycle, builders we respect — teams with real products, real users, real novel ideas — keep showing up on Solana,” Doppler said in the announcement. “The pattern is hard to ignore.”
Doppler emphasized that its Solana version is designed specifically for the Solana Virtual Machine.
“The SVM has fundamentally different constraints — different architectural assumptions, programming and accounting models, and economic challenges,” the team said.
Still, the company stressed that its Ethereum-compatible deployments remain a core focus. Doppler currently operates across several EVM networks and said it remains committed to expanding within that ecosystem.
The platform launched early last year as a permissionless token creation system focused on sustainable launches rather than speculative bursts. Its infrastructure provides an audited, standardized token framework already integrated into apps including Zora and Bankr.
Doppler’s expansion follows a $9 million seed round announced in January, led by Pantera Capital with participation from Variant, Figment Capital, and Coinbase Ventures.
The next signal to watch is whether major Base-native applications begin issuing tokens directly on Solana through Doppler’s new infrastructure.
