Dexlab [Old] wallet

What is Dexlab [Old] (DXL)?

Dexlab was a toolkit for people issuing tokens on Solana without writing code: a minting interface, a launchpad for new projects, and a trading venue for what it listed. Its original design leaned on the Serum central order book for matching and shared liquidity, which is why descriptions of it read like a snapshot of an earlier Solana. That order book was abandoned in late 2022 and the ecosystem's venues were rebuilt around a community fork, so the plumbing under any product from that era is not what it was.

The important part for you is the word Old in the name. It marks an earlier DXL mint that has been superseded, and it means two different mint addresses can both surface under the ticker DXL in listings, price feeds and wallet search. A balance of the old mint is not automatically a balance of the new one, and the two are not interchangeable in transfers. Check which mint your tokens are actually on before you assume a wallet is showing you the wrong number.

Both are SPL tokens, so each lives in its own associated token account under your Solana address and each transfer is paid in SOL.

Supported networks in Tangem (1): Solana.

When a token gets replaced, the address you receive at is what has to survive. A Tangem wallet's private key is generated inside the card's chip and never comes out of it, so your Solana address stays exactly the same through a swap or a claim, and a replacement mint arrives where the old one already sits. Holding a legacy token through its succession is easier when the destination never has to change.