1/ why everyone bullish on $SOL instead of $ETH is wrong:

when Gary Gensler was in charge, the SEC classified assets as securities, cracked down on exchanges, raised concerns about stablecoins and DeFi, and blocked anything that provided real value. ironically one of the few things left untouched were memecoins.

3/ real finance is built on Ethereum and is going to make a comeback now that Gensler is gone. on top of that, there is no reason memecoin trading isn’t possible on L2s, liquidity fragmentation is a challenge, but not an existential threat and will be solved over time.

4/ being bearish on L2s is shortsighted. users still need $ETH for L2 fees, and as L2 activity grows, $ETH demand grows too. scaling L2s boosts L1 settlements, driving L1 usage. while L1 fees matter for security, Ethereum’s PoS model has already proven sustainable without needing extreme fees.

5/ I used to question whether investing in $ETH would have good returns this cycle as it felt like the most conventional bet ever. but somehow, everyone talked themselves out of it. solana’s memecoin moment won’t outlast Ethereum’s foundation for real value creation. don’t confuse hype for fundamentals.

2/ solana dominated memecoins with faster txns and no liquidity fragmentation, capturing a lot of attention and leading people to believe Solana is better than Ethereum, with their proudest achievement being pump.fun.

Why do you think SOL has outperformed since the election? What is the market not getting right

Crazy how multiple fortune 500 companies are building on ethereum, yet people are convinced a degenerate casino app made by a pseudonymous founder is more indicative of success.