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Is Solana really going to catch up with Ethereum?
For years, people have been talking about whether Solana can "catch up" with Ethereum. Hey, guess what? Last week, at least in terms of transaction fees, Solana really did it.
Although "surpassing" generally refers to market capitalization, and Ethereum is still four times larger than Solana, the recent developments are indeed quite intriguing.
Let's take a look at what happened. Last week, Solana's transaction fees were higher than Ethereum. Here are the data:
👉 Solana: Received $23.97 million
👉 Ethereum: Received $23.83 million
One month ago:
👉 Solana: Received a total of $70.33 million
👉 Ethereum: Received $138.65 million
It's hard not to see this trend. Solana's usage and fees are soaring, and it has become the second largest L1 in terms of fees.
On the other hand, Ethereum's activities have begun to shift to layer 2 solutions. The shift from L1 to L2 means that Ethereum's dominance in fees may continue to decline.
So how is Ethereum now?
It collects about $3 million in fees every day, and it is expected to reach about $1 billion in a year - but this is 30% less than the estimate a few months ago. Although Ethereum is still a tough nut to crack, it is probably a bit difficult to get back to the $1 billion mark.
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