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Solana Is Gaining on Ethereum Fast. Should Investors Be Concerned?
By some measures, Solana is currently moving at a sprint, while its larger rival Ethereum is merely trotting along. Will Solana's momentum close the gap and lead to an equilibrium with both assets at roughly parity, or does it seriously threaten Ethereum's lead precisely where it counts for future value? There's one dimension in particular that Solana is powering ahead in: total value locked (TVL). TVL measures the crypto capital deposited in a network's ecosystem, which is to say its decentralized applications (dApps) and smart contracts. The higher the TVL, the more valuable the chain is as a whole, as a high TVL ... (full story)
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