His arguments were the last straw, that’s it, I’m selling!!11

“How do you see it?”

Same as you! Used a couple of chains now and when all the hate for Solana started after FTX collapse, I was really wondering if those people ever actually used Solana and/or other chains…

Just now I decided once again to not just sit on my ETH and once again I am stunned by the gas fees. I mean Arbitrum might be cheaper, but last time I checked it was 2$ for a swap, while still being slower than Solana. Also I don’t like to use bridges. I respect Ethereums importance for the whole crypto space, but usability for retail users is far from perfect, while Solana just kills.

I also really like using Atom and Near, while the Near ecosystem still is quite small, but the project kind of went live when the bear market kicked off, so I’m looking forward to what’s next.

Oh my god, is this gonna be a weekly thing now?

Would you mind sending me the link to that website? Maybe via DM - I just want to educate myself

How is this LUNA like?

As you interact with a smart contract on marinade, there is higher risk than native staking.

You cannot do it with Ledger Live but you can connect your Ledger to a wallet like Phantom.

Out of curiosity: what exactly did you allow when you connected the wallet? It usually says something, like legit Dexes just want to see your balance and can request further transactions which need to be signed. What exactly did it say on the scam site? Which wallet did you use?

If you want to support decentralisation and get high returns, you should consider the native stake option on marinade. It splits up your staking amount to different validators and redelegates for you.

Better, best, whatever, I don’t know.

What I do know is that I have used a couple of chains in the last years and SOL just flows. It’s cheap, it’s fast, it works, transaction fees don’t change, so you don’t have to check for each transaction. I do like it the best of those that I tried.