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Solana Could Become The ‘Visa Of Crypto,’ Bank Of America Strategist Says
Solana is one of the crypto giants contributing $47 billion to the crypto market. The currency came into existence in 2020 and has been on an upward spiral ever since. Bank of America states that Solana could shortly become the ‘visa of crypto. Coin Telegraph reports that Bank of America will acquire Ethereum’s market profit
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China Plans to Differentiate NFTs from Crypto by Launching State-Backed Blockchain Infrastructure
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China to Build Its Own NFT Industry Not Related to Crypto
Clothing retailer Gap launches its first gamified NFTs on Tezos
Clothing retailer giant Gap has joined the league of Non-Fungible Tokens by launching its gamified NFT collection on Tezos.
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Solana Could Become the Visa of Crypto World, Claims Bank of America
Major US Bank, Bank of America (BoA) compared Solana blockchain to the world’s largest credit card network, Visa. In a research note published Tuesday, BoA research analyst, Alkesh Shah expressed optimism for the top smart contract platform over its ‘scalability, low transaction fees, and ease of use,’ going ahead to add: “Solana could become the Visa of the digital asset ecosystem.” Shah believes Solana even has the potential to take over Ethereum by distinguishing itself through ‘user adoption and developer interest.’ Ethereum, meanwhile, could become the blockchain for ‘high-value transactions and identity, storage and supply chain use cases,’ while Solana grows itself as a settlement layer. Since its launch in 2020, Solana has settled over 50 billion transactions, has more than $11 billion in total value locked, and has been used to mint over 5 million non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Visa, on the other hand, processed 164.7 billion transactions on Sept. 30, 2021. When comparing the transactions per second (TPS) on blockchain networks to those performed on credit card networks, Visa can theoretically handle at least 24,000 TPS but averages around 1,700 while the TPS for Ethereum stands at 15. In comparison, Solana overtakes both Ethereum and Visa with a theoretical limit of 65,000 TPS. Bank of America further stated that Solana and other alternative blockchains could even grab the market share from Ethereum over time. Currently, Ethereum has a market cap of $402 billion, which is more than eight times greater than Solana’s market cap. According to CoinMarketCap, SOL is currently the fifth-largest cryptocurrency with a market capitalization of $47 billion.
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The Sandbox ($SAND) Mega City LAND Sale
Market Analysis Report (13 Jan 2022)
The Future of Tokenization: How UWIM is Making Blockchain Accessible to End-Issuers
Centralization Caused Most DeFi Hacks of 2021, $1.3B Loss to Users in 2021
Certik says the centralization of operational models cited is one of the major faults amongst protocols that suffered mishaps, causing at least $1.3 billion loss to users last year. (Read More)
Axie Infinity Code of Conduct is now Live, Patch Update Features Visual Changes
The Code of Conduct also reminds the community to “ask for help when unsure.”
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