$SOL ‌"SOL Chain: From 'Ethereum Killer' to 'Suicide Attack'"

SOL has dropped 71% from ATH and is now barely hanging on around $80. Last year, those big influencers shouting "Solana is the Ethereum killer" are now changing their tune to call it "Ethereum suicide."

The funniest part is that the Drift protocol was hacked, and a bunch of DeFi players lost everything. Someone in the comment section said, "On the SOL chain, I experienced what true decentralization is — losing money in a decentralized way, no one can stop it."

Even more hilarious are those memecoins. During the bear market, hundreds of new coins are still being launched daily on pump.fun. Do you think they’re brave? No, they’re scammers. The coin creators know it’s a bear market, and the buyers know it’s a bear market, but everyone thinks they’re not the last to take the bag. And guess what? They all end up being the last ones.

An old timer in the group lamented, "I’ve been playing on the SOL chain for three months and experienced ten zeroes." Another replied, "Only ten times? I can experience three zeroes in a day, I’m much more efficient."

Right now, the hottest thing on the SOL chain isn’t DeFi or NFTs — it’s tutorials on "How to gracefully exit the crypto space." The view count surpasses any project whitepaper.

The bear market has taught us one thing: on the SOL chain, the only thing that won’t go to zero is your lesson. #WCTC交易王PK