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Semler: Let the game theory begin Semler Scientific has filed with the SEC to raise $150M to snag more Bitcoin. They've already purchased $58M worth of $BTC. This follows the MicroStrategy playbook There will be a lot more of these following driving up Bitcoin Hardness/Scarcity IMHO.
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Franklin Templeton Stacking Solana Franklin Templeton, a global investment firm managing over $1.6 trillion in assets, has expressed significant interest in Solana, a high-performance blockchain platform. The company's digital assets team has highlighted Solana's technological advancements and its potential in the cryptocurrency market. In addition SOL is now the 4th largest crypto surpassing Binance BNB
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SOL vs ETH + L2s This comparison above demonstrates: Higher Capital Efficiency: $2.81 per $1 of TVL compared to $0.30 for Ethereum and its L2s. Significant Trading Volume: Solana’s volume is 40% of Ethereum and its L2s combined. Lower FDV: Solana’s FDV is much lower than that of Ethereum and its L2s, suggesting potential undervaluation. Capital efficiency is a measure of how effectively the capital locked in the blockchain is being utilized. It is calculated as the ratio of 7-day DEX volume to TVL. Solana: $2.81 volume per $1 of TVL Ethereum: $0.20 volume per $1 of TVL Total (Ethereum + L2s): $0.30 volume per $1 of TVL. Solana’s capital efficiency is significantly higher than Ethereum and its L2s. This means that for every dollar locked in Solana, it generates $2.81 in trading volume, compared to only $0.30 for Ethereum and its L2s. Volume and FDV Comparison Volume: Solana’s trading volume represents 40% of the combined volume of Ethereum and its L2s. FDV: Ethereum and its L2s have a combined FDV that is approximately 4.39 times larger than Solana’s FDV. Not only a far faster horse, but also far cheaper .
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New Record for all Chains Solana's Weekly Active Addresses hit 10 million, a new all-time high. As I say BLACK HOLE SOL! Now to get to 100M WAUsers
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Monster Democratic Crypto Pivot in the making It all began today with Mark Cuban receiving inquiries from Kamala Harris's team about cryptocurrency. "I'm getting multiple questions from her camp about crypto," he mentioned on Tuesday. "So I take that as a good sign." Next, rumors surfaced that Gary Gensler might step down by the end of the year. Could this signal a shift from the anti-crypto stance championed by figures like Elizabeth Warren to a more pro-crypto approach? Maybe the Dems see that pivot might aim to win over the 55 million crypto enthusiasts in the USA. Then, @MetaLawMan weighed in on the situation: And finally the# Bitcoin 2024 Conference.... attend or die? Kamala wants in. My "Embrace or Die" game theory is really playing out.
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