Is Solana the next Bitcoin?

⚠️ No, unfortunately it's a centralized grift, be aware!

Like most alternative cryptocurrencies, Solana differs fundamentally from Bitcoin's decentralized, trustless design.

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Critical breaches of Trust by Solana

Principle Broken Specific Issue
Decentralization Nakamoto Coefficient of only 19 entities
Decentralization Top 25 validators control 46.3% of stake
Decentralization Jito client has 88% network dominance
Trustlessness Core dev team has "significant role" in protocol changes
Fair Launch 50% of supply held by insiders at launch
Fair Launch Only 37% allocated to public/community
Fair Launch 15.86% seed sale, 12.5% team, 12.5% foundation
Proven Security 7 major network outages in 5 years
Proven Security Last halt: February 6, 2024 (4 hours 46 minutes)
Proven Security 30% transaction failure rate in 2024
Fixed Supply 4.5-5% annual inflation, ongoing token creation
Fixed Supply Started at 8% inflation, decreasing 15% yearly
Fixed Supply Target 1.5% long-term inflation (never reaches zero)

Why Bitcoin?

Bitcoin is the only truly decentralized cryptocurrency. It has no CEO, no company behind it, and no central authority that can change the rules. Unlike Solana and thousands of other cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin's supply is fixed at 21 million coins, and this cannot be changed.

Most alternative cryptocurrencies (often called "altcoins" or "shitcoins") are created to enrich their founders and early investors. They often have:

  • Centralized control and decision-making
  • Pre-mined tokens given to insiders
  • Unlimited or changeable supply
  • Unproven technology and security
  • Heavy marketing but little substance

Don't fall for the hype. Educate yourself about Bitcoin and understand why it's different from every other cryptocurrency.

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Understand what makes Bitcoin different from every other cryptocurrency. No CEO. No company. No central authority.