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Wow, Solana is showing itself again after a few months of prices going down, and now they have a plan on how to expand. New stuff is supposed to fix the block confirmation issues so that big players like banks can create their stablecoins and various real assets.
Although trading has decreased somewhat, developers are heading there because the fees are very low and everything gets done very quickly. Because of that, meme coins have flourished there, and now new DeFi projects and games are being created there as well.
Also, their fund, the Solana Fund, has allocated a billion dollars to support various programs (dApps), which may increase the demand for their SOL coin since it's needed for fees and to hold for profit (staking). It is said that with such news and strong support from people, SOL could surprise everyone in 2025.
And there's also Render (RNDR).
You see, now everyone wants to have powerful computers for artificial intelligence and to create 3D graphics online. So Render Network is becoming popular because it can do this quickly. That project connects people who have spare powerful graphics cards with those who need to do complex tasks like rendering videos or training artificial intelligence.
Although trading has decreased somewhat, developers are heading there because the fees are very low and everything gets done very quickly. Because of that, meme coins have flourished there, and now new DeFi projects and games are being created there as well.
Also, their fund, the Solana Fund, has allocated a billion dollars to support various programs (dApps), which may increase the demand for their SOL coin since it's needed for fees and to hold for profit (staking). It is said that with such news and strong support from people, SOL could surprise everyone in 2025.
And there's also Render (RNDR).
You see, now everyone wants to have powerful computers for artificial intelligence and to create 3D graphics online. So Render Network is becoming popular because it can do this quickly. That project connects people who have spare powerful graphics cards with those who need to do complex tasks like rendering videos or training artificial intelligence.
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