Solana is a high-performance public blockchain created to support decentralized applications (dApps), decentralized finance (DeFi), and NFT marketplaces, with very fast and cheap transactions.
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📈 True facts about Solana
🔹 Foundation and launch
It was founded by Anatoly Yakovenko (ex-Qualcomm) and officially launched in 2020.
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🔹 Innovative technology
Uses a mechanism called Proof of History (PoH) along with Proof of Stake (PoS), which allows the network to order transactions quickly and efficiently, helping to achieve very high speeds.
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🔹 Speed and cost
Solana was designed to process thousands of transactions per second — much more than traditional networks — with very low fees, usually a fraction of a cent per transaction.
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🔹 Ecosystem
It has an active ecosystem with DeFi apps, NFTs, and blockchain games, attracting developers and diverse initiatives.
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🔹 The SOL token
SOL is the native cryptocurrency of the network, used to pay transaction fees, participate in staking (earning rewards by helping to validate the network), and interact with applications on the blockchain.
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🔹 Growing institutional use
Solana is also being used by financial institutions, such as in the issuance of tokenized commercial papers, thanks to its speed and low cost.
✔ Solana is a very fast and inexpensive blockchain
✔ Uses a unique technology: Proof of History
✔ Growing in DeFi, NFTs, and games
✔ Has potential, but also risks (like any crypto)
Growing interest from companies and banks
⚠️ Real risks
Every crypto has risks — and Solana does too:
Has had moments of instability in the past
The crypto market is very volatile
The competition is fierce
Regulations may affect the sector
Investing does not guarantee profit, but Solana has solid fundamentals and a growing ecosystem.
