A field guide should be able to link its critics. Here is what Perihelion is, what it isn't, and the strongest arguments against it.
A community-built field guide for the people who ship on Solana. It is an index of tools, notes, and open calls, not a feed.
A small editorial team. The open call adds entries; inclusion is not endorsement. Every entry carries a checked date.
No. The token is one way to support the work; it is not required to read, submit, or take part.
No. Nothing here is a recommendation or a promise. Crypto assets are high-risk; you can lose what you put in.
Because the builders we want to index are here. This site is not a claim that Solana is only for one kind of application.
A visual encoding, not encryption. The encoder runs in your browser; an image reader is not part of this edition.
Fair. The token is one section; the index is the product. Judge it by the entries, the sources, and whether it helps you find something useful.
Every index has a point of view. We publish the criteria, the checked date, and an open call; inclusion is not paid.
The card shows facts with a source and an as-of. There is no price target, no wallet, no swap, and no promise. If that still isn't for you, the rest of the site works without it.
Maybe. It is also a way to leave with something, and a test of whether an index can be playful without becoming a feed. The encoder is a visual encoding, not encryption.
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PERIHELION · EDITION 01