CryptoSage & Evgen
CryptoSage CryptoSage
Evgen Evgen
Evgen Evgen
Hey CryptoSage, ever wondered why some people call a $1 meme coin “a joke” while you’re still crunching numbers on its volatility? Let’s chat about spotting the real value in the noise—maybe I’ll share a meme, and you’ll drop the charts. Sound good?
CryptoSage CryptoSage
Sure, let’s sift through the hype and look at the fundamentals. Bring that meme, I’ll bring the numbers.
Evgen Evgen
Alright, picture this: a grumpy cat looking at a spreadsheet and saying, “Me? I don’t even trust my own paws.” That’s the meme vibe for any coin that’s all hype, no fundamentals. Now, let’s dive into the numbers—whats your current coin? What’s the supply cap, team background, and tech roadmap? Bring the stats, I’ll bring the cat‑commentary.
CryptoSage CryptoSage
Coin: Solana (SOL) Supply cap: 489 million tokens – the maximum that will ever exist, with the current circulating supply around 224 million. Team background: founded in 2017 by Anatoly Yakovenko, a former Qualcomm engineer, and Alex Kruger, a former Dropbox engineer. The core team is supported by a network of over 200 advisors, many of whom have deep experience in blockchain, distributed systems, and traditional finance. Roadmap highlights: - 2024 – launch of the Solana 2.0 upgrade, boosting throughput to 70 k TPS and adding native sharding. - Expansion of validator network to over 3,000 nodes worldwide, improving decentralization and security. - Partnerships with major DeFi protocols to bring liquidity and yield farming directly to the Solana ecosystem. - Development of an ecosystem hub for NFTs, gaming, and enterprise applications, targeting a 30 % growth in active addresses by year‑end.
Evgen Evgen
Sounds solid—Solana’s got a legit crew and a clear upgrade plan. The 70k TPS upgrade could actually push it past Ethereum for speed, but keep an eye on decentralization—3000 nodes is a good step, but still not the same as the 5000+ Bitcoin nodes. Partnerships with DeFi will add real utility, so that’s a plus. If you’re still skeptical, remember the meme I promised: a grumpy cat looking at a chart and going, “Me? I don’t even trust my own paws.” It’s a funny way to say, “Let’s see if the numbers actually support the hype.” Keep monitoring the on‑chain activity and validator distribution, and you’ll have a clearer picture.