According to Phantom (@phantom), gasless swaps have been introduced for Solana users, activating when a user's SOL balance is insufficient to cover transaction fees. This feature requires auto-slippage to be enabled and deducts fees directly from the tokens being swapped, rather than SOL. It is currently available exclusively on mobile devices. This update is expected to lower barriers for active Solana traders and could increase mobile-based trading volume on the Solana blockchain, potentially impacting liquidity and price volatility for SPL tokens (source: Phantom Twitter, May 22, 2025).

According to @StockMKTNewz, Argentina's President Milei announced a reduction of cellphone import tariffs from 16% to 8% this week, with plans to fully remove the tariff early next year, as reported by Bloomberg. This policy shift is expected to lower technology costs and potentially accelerate digital adoption in Argentina, which could boost the use of mobile-based cryptocurrency platforms and decentralized finance apps in the region. Traders should watch for increased crypto transaction volumes and potential growth in Latin American blockchain adoption as a result of easier access to affordable smartphones (source: Bloomberg via @StockMKTNewz).

According to Phantom (@phantom), gasless swaps are now available on mobile for Solana users whose SOL balance is too low to cover transaction fees. The fees are deducted directly from the tokens being swapped rather than requiring SOL in the wallet. This feature currently requires a minimum swap of $75 and is only accessible through Phantom's mobile platform (source: Phantom Twitter, May 1, 2025). For traders, this update reduces friction when swapping tokens with insufficient SOL, potentially increasing swap volumes and improving mobile trading convenience.