Let's talk about the Solana blockchain.
1 SOL equals 1 billion lamports, and fees are usually denominated in lamports.
One easily overlooked point: one reason Solana produces blocks quickly is that it determines in advance who will produce them. The leader receives transactions and directly orders and executes them, avoiding a lot of back-and-forth communication.
When transferring SOL or tokens to a Solana address, make sure Solana is selected as the network, and don't confuse it with other networks.
$SOL is Solana's native coin, and $BNSOL is a liquid staking token for SOL launched by Binance.
1 SOL equals 1 billion lamports, and fees are usually denominated in lamports.
One easily overlooked point: one reason Solana produces blocks quickly is that it determines in advance who will produce them. The leader receives transactions and directly orders and executes them, avoiding a lot of back-and-forth communication.
When transferring SOL or tokens to a Solana address, make sure Solana is selected as the network, and don't confuse it with other networks.
$SOL is Solana's native coin, and $BNSOL is a liquid staking token for SOL launched by Binance.