Let me introduce you to the SOL track, which is very popular recently.
Solana (SOL) is a cryptocurrency that directly targets Ethereum, and it is said to be a "better than the original". Solana is named after a small coastal city in Southern California, and is the brainchild of Anatoly Yakovenko.
Yakovenko first proposed this innovative blockchain in 2017 and launched it in March 2020. In just a few years, SOL has become a popular cryptocurrency, ranking fourth by market capitalization.
Like Bitcoin and Ethereum, the Solana blockchain also faces two major challenges in terms of scalability and speed. The difference is that the Solana blockchain uses a method called "Proof of History (PoH)" that can handle thousands of transactions per second.
That said, the fact that Solana can handle 50,000 transactions per chain second seems almost unrealistic. In comparison, Bitcoin (BTC) can handle 7 transactions per second, while Ethereum (ETH) can handle 15 transactions per second.
As a rising star, Solana is really amazing in terms of speed and scalability, and the token price is rising rapidly, attracting the attention of a lot of investors. However, whether this high-speed network can make a big splash in the crypto community depends on whether it can be implemented in more practical scenarios. Solana's advantage will only be truly revealed when new application cases continue to emerge.
Let's look forward to its performance in this round of bull market [sun]
