I'll create a dashboard for a Solana token with the features you've requested. This will involve creating a complex chart with multiple components and interactive elements. Let's break it down and implement it step by step.

Let's start by creating the necessary components:

This implementation creates a Solana token dashboard with the following features:

1. A chart displaying the token's market cap over time.
2. An overlay heatmap of limit order buy and sell orders plotted on the chart.
3. The y-axis represents the market cap of the token.
4. An orderbook component showing limit order buy and sell orders.
5. Interactivity between the orderbook and the heatmap: when a limit order in the orderbook is clicked, the associated order in the heatmap changes color and is highlighted.

The dashboard uses mock data for demonstration purposes. In a real-world scenario, you would replace the mock data with actual data from your Solana token API or blockchain queries.

To further improve this dashboard, you could consider:

1. Adding real-time data updates using WebSocket connections.
2. Implementing date range selectors for the chart.
3. Adding more detailed information about the token, such as 24-hour volume, circulating supply, etc.
4. Implementing user authentication and personalized order placement.
5. Adding more advanced chart features like technical indicators or drawing tools.

Let me know if you want to expand on any specific part of this dashboard or if you have any questions!

I understand that the code is returning an error related to updating state during rendering. Let's revise the code to address this issue. The error is likely occurring in the TokenChart component, specifically in the tooltip content.

Let's modify the TokenChart component to fix this issue:

Here are the key changes made to address the error:

1. We removed the hoveredDate state and replaced it with a hoveredData state that holds the entire data point being hovered over.
2. Instead of updating the state in the tooltip content, we now update it in the onMouseMove event of the AreaChart component. This ensures that we're not updating state during the render cycle.
3. We've also added an onMouseLeave event to reset the hoveredData when the mouse leaves the chart area.
4. The tooltip content now uses the hoveredData state to display information, rather than relying on the payload passed to it by Recharts.

These changes should resolve the "Cannot update a component while rendering a different component" error, as we're no longer updating state during the render cycle.

The rest of the component remains largely the same, maintaining the functionality of displaying the market cap chart with the heatmap overlay for limit orders.

This solution adheres to React's best practices by avoiding state updates during rendering and should resolve the error you were experiencing. If you encounter any other issues or have any questions about these changes, please let me know!