It’s a blockchain that feels like a bakery in the morning:

Everyone pushing to be served first… But no one really knows who arrived first, and the worst part is it’s expensive.

That’s how it is with many networks out there:

Validator arguing about order while the line is standing still and the fees are rising.

Now imagine another bakery:

You walk in, receive a ticket with the exact time — and you’re called in the right order.

No confusion, no fighting.

That’s $SOL.

Each transaction arrives with a timestamp. It’s called Proof of History.

With it, the system already knows who arrived first — without the need for validators to align all the time.

Result?

✅ Lines move faster

✅ Reduced fees

✅ Network flowing with thousands of simultaneous transactions

But not just anyone can be a clerk in this bakery:

⚙️ Needs to have high processing capacity

💰Needs to lock $SOL

as collateral (staking)

Oh, and like any bakery, it has had its outages.

But it keeps improving to deliver what it promises: agility and lower fees.

Now tell me:

Do you prefer the line with high fees and full of marketing or the one that solves it without fuss?

👇 Comment below: hype or efficiency?