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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

1. Front-running is a common issue on many chains, not just Solana. [There are improvements being worked on](https://www.helius.dev/blog/solana-mev-an-introduction#reducing-the-mev-surface-area), but mostly you can mitigate this just by setting slippage low. I'd be curious to see the numbers, but clearly OP did not feel like including any actual data sources. Here is what I found for Ethereum: https://eigenphi.io/mev/ethereum/sandwich 2. [Most users do not deal with many failed transactions, 8% is the theorized failure rate for normal users](https://x.com/smyyguy/status/1781148253284929589) (a user manual transacting) and includes user error, like setting slippage to tight or trying to interact with an invalid contract. Additionally paying for a failed transaction would be a negligible amount. [The average fee in general on Solana is 0.000005855983167446366 which is 2 cents, the median fee is 0.000005855983167446366 which would be a tiny fraction of a penny.](https://dune.com/queries/3783516) Even a real user making 5000 transactions a year, failing at the expected rate(400 failures), would only spend 8 dollars on failed txns using the average, and using the median fee it would be only **34 cents**. 3. 4 hours in Feb 24, 19 hours in Feb 23, 8 hours in Sep 23 (overnight to Oct 1st), 4 hours Jun 22, 8 hours in Apr 22 (overnight to May 1st), 17 hours in Sep 21. That is every "Major Outage" from https://status.solana.com/uptime . That equals 60 hours since mainnet launched in March 2020, so that averages to an uptime of **99.9984%**. (60 hours = 3600 minutes -> 3600/(53 months worth of hours of uptime)= .00155% downtime / 99.9984% uptime). Also keep in mind that downtime has become far more infrequent recently with only 4 hours over the last year, which would be **99.9995%** 4. I can't tell if this is just a rehash of point 1 or if they think this is an actual issue or if they conflated something else. Never heard of any RPC endpoints frontrunning, in fact it's generally the opposite, RPC endpoints that save you from front-running. It was briefly reference in the first link about MEV: https://www.helius.dev/blog/solana-mev-an-introduction#reducing-the-mev-surface-area 5. ok? It's a label that is arbitrary to most people because it only really applies to the software aspect and plenty of things in crypto that haven't been labeled beta have been far more beta-like. This reads more like a "Did You Know?" than a FUD piece, maybe Dave should sell some of his ADA for an editor and he could avoid this in future FUD tweets. 6. Not really. You need a decent chunk of money especially for the SOL itself but [Solana has had no trouble getting a globally distributed and decentralized validator set](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63857484f91d71181b02f971/d7405223-b2b7-4790-8356-e80636e1b5f9/image5.png?format=2500w). Hardware requirements are coming down as the software gets optimized. Being a block-producing validator is likely not going to be a realistic proposition for most individuals whether it be on Solana or Ethereum, most chains are trending towards scaling with centralized block production and decentralized data validation. 7. You could easily check this on any of the wonderful Solana explorers to see they were lying. This was by far the easiest lie of the post to fact check, because if you know crypto at all, you should know how to find this on any chain and it's available straight from the chain in a multitude of places. There are no good excuses for believing this bit of FUD, you're either a typical /r/cryptocurrency subscriber who took it hook, line, and sinker, or you know it's false and are knowingly spreading a lie. Current TPS is around 700, which is quite nice. 8. That's literally just the inflation rate and some minor unlocks, which is publicly available information. Maybe this is shocking to some very uninformed people who don't realize that every blockchain is paying millions for economic security. Inflation is constantly lowering until it hits 1.5% and most unlocks are done. https://messari.io/project/solana/charts/supply https://solanacompass.com/tokenomics 9. This was done because their was misaligned incentives and unsurprisingly it's far less cut and dry than you suggest here. In fact much of the support behind it was because it actually helped smaller validators. Feel free to read the discussion here: https://forum.solana.com/t/proposal-for-enabling-the-reward-full-priority-fee-to-validator-on-solana-mainnet-beta/1456 10. Admirable that you would continue to try the FTX FUD. Selling of this started happening almost half a year ago and is being done by auction. Not going to have much affect on markets. https://www.theblock.co/post/285269/galaxy-locked-sol-sale-ftx-estate https://twitter.com/search?q=sol%20ftx%20(from%3Amcagney)&src=typed_query BONUS from a previous time OP posted: https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/135j14c/it_is_amazing_how_much_of_the_dirt_is_on_solana/jil0h9y/

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

1. Front-running is a common issue on many chains, not just Solana. [There are improvements being worked on](https://www.helius.dev/blog/solana-mev-an-introduction#reducing-the-mev-surface-area), but mostly you can mitigate this just by setting slippage low. I'd be curious to see the numbers, but clearly OP did not feel like including any actual data sources. Here is what I found for Ethereum: https://eigenphi.io/mev/ethereum/sandwich 2. [Most users do not deal with many failed transactions, 8% is the theorized failure rate for normal users](https://x.com/smyyguy/status/1781148253284929589) (a user manual transacting) and includes user error, like setting slippage to tight or trying to interact with an invalid contract. Additionally paying for a failed transaction would be a negligible amount. [The average fee in general on Solana is 0.000005855983167446366 which is 2 cents, the median fee is 0.000005855983167446366 which would be a tiny fraction of a penny.](https://dune.com/queries/3783516) Even a real user making 5000 transactions a year, failing at the expected rate(400 failures), would only spend 8 dollars on failed txns using the average, and using the median fee it would be only **34 cents**. 3. 4 hours in Feb 24, 19 hours in Feb 23, 8 hours in Sep 23 (overnight to Oct 1st), 4 hours Jun 22, 8 hours in Apr 22 (overnight to May 1st), 17 hours in Sep 21. That is every "Major Outage" from https://status.solana.com/uptime . That equals 60 hours since mainnet launched in March 2020, so that averages to an uptime of **99.9984%**. (60 hours = 3600 minutes -> 3600/(53 months worth of hours of uptime)= .00155% downtime / 99.9984% uptime). Also keep in mind that downtime has become far more infrequent recently with only 4 hours over the last year, which would be **99.9995%** 4. I can't tell if this is just a rehash of point 1 or if they think this is an actual issue or if they conflated something else. Never heard of any RPC endpoints frontrunning, in fact it's generally the opposite, RPC endpoints that save you from front-running. It was briefly reference in the first link about MEV: https://www.helius.dev/blog/solana-mev-an-introduction#reducing-the-mev-surface-area 5. ok? It's a label that is arbitrary to most people because it only really applies to the software aspect and plenty of things in crypto that haven't been labeled beta have been far more beta-like. This reads more like a "Did You Know?" than a FUD piece, maybe Dave should sell some of his ADA for an editor and he could avoid this in future FUD tweets. 6. Not really. You need a decent chunk of money especially for the SOL itself but [Solana has had no trouble getting a globally distributed and decentralized validator set](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63857484f91d71181b02f971/d7405223-b2b7-4790-8356-e80636e1b5f9/image5.png?format=2500w). Hardware requirements are coming down as the software gets optimized. Being a block-producing validator is likely not going to be a realistic proposition for most individuals whether it be on Solana or Ethereum, most chains are trending towards scaling with centralized block production and decentralized data validation. 7. You could easily check this on any of the wonderful Solana explorers to see they were lying. This was by far the easiest lie of the post to fact check, because if you know crypto at all, you should know how to find this on any chain and it's available straight from the chain in a multitude of places. There are no good excuses for believing this bit of FUD, you're either a typical /r/cryptocurrency subscriber who took it hook, line, and sinker, or you know it's false and are knowingly spreading a lie. Current TPS is around 700, which is quite nice. 8. That's literally just the inflation rate and some minor unlocks, which is publicly available information. Maybe this is shocking to some very uninformed people who don't realize that every blockchain is paying millions for economic security. Inflation is constantly lowering until it hits 1.5% and most unlocks are done. https://messari.io/project/solana/charts/supply https://solanacompass.com/tokenomics 9. This was done because their was misaligned incentives and unsurprisingly it's far less cut and dry than you suggest here. In fact much of the support behind it was because it actually helped smaller validators. Feel free to read the discussion here: https://forum.solana.com/t/proposal-for-enabling-the-reward-full-priority-fee-to-validator-on-solana-mainnet-beta/1456 10. Admirable that you would continue to try the FTX FUD. Selling of this started happening almost half a year ago and is being done by auction. Not going to have much affect on markets. https://www.theblock.co/post/285269/galaxy-locked-sol-sale-ftx-estate https://twitter.com/search?q=sol%20ftx%20(from%3Amcagney)&src=typed_query BONUS from a previous time OP posted: https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/135j14c/it_is_amazing_how_much_of_the_dirt_is_on_solana/jil0h9y/ tagging OP /u/cascading_disruption

r/CryptoMoonShotsSee Comment

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r/CryptoMoonShotsSee Comment

#HEGE HIDDEN BONUS It's linked to SOL so when SOL goes back up the price will too secretly

r/CryptoMarketsSee Comment

Most crypto bros have their eyes on memes because of the quick gains. For me, there isn't much difference, just that I included utility projects like NEAR, BONUS, and TRIBE

r/CryptoMarketsSee Comment

Download Binance or any CEX while you learn how to self custody. Go to Twitter, read about projects and always follow narratives. If I had 5000 USD, 3500 would be shared between BTC ETH and MATIC while 1500 would go into BONUS, NAKA, RIO, and CORE

r/CryptoMoonShotsSee Comment

Good luck with meme projects y'all are jumping into. Be sure to enter early and have an exit strategy for them. I'm more into utility projects like ENA, RUNE, BONUS, and others that can potentially give me 20-50x returns. whatever the preference, what's more important is making the profits.

r/CryptoMarketsSee Comment

RUNE, BONUS, and ENA tops the list of alts I'm investing in

r/SatoshiStreetBetsSee Comment

What's promising about it. I'm only buying BONUS currently and its because its very lowcap and the TGE just happened 2 weeks ago. Most tokens are in their FOMO prices currently.

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r/CryptoMarketsSee Comment

I'd say you Hold or try to DCA if you wish to be careful. Bitcoin halving is coming soon and if the FUD doesn't persist, I belive we will have a major rally and alts will rise again. I have BONUS, LINK, FET, and FRAX. These tokens are still holding fair.

r/CryptoMarketsSee Comment

Diversification is key! While some altcoins may reclaim their previous all-time highs, others may struggle to do so. Instead of solely focusing on past performance, consider allocating some of your investments into newer assets like ENA and AEVO BONUS, which may have significant growth potential in the current market.

This is why I bagged BONUS, its lowcap and a very promising utility token.

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r/CryptoMarketsSee Comment

BONUS made it into one of the IDOs of 2024. Made close to 10x a few hours launching on [Gate.io](http://Gate.io) . One of the brightest tokens in the market right now

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The only potential gem in my bag now is BONUS, listed 2 days ago on Bybit and already 4x up. Its a utility token.

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I'm not usually into memes, I'd rather buy more of lowcap or microcap promising utility tokens like BONUS.

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