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#Solana Con-Arguments Below is a Solana con-argument written by a deleted user. > **Solana Cons** > > **Centralization** > > An estimated 1,700 validator nodes support Solana. If a single entity or collection of entities comes to possess a sizable portion of the SOL token supply, the Solana network may become unduly concentrated. The network's decentralization may suffer because Solana requires more specialized equipment to join and is unable to draw a sizable user base. There is a high concentration of stakes among validators, with 22 validators controlling 33% of total staked SOL. Accordingly, if 22 validators conspired, the network might theoretically come to an end. > > **Network Outages** > > * September 14,2021: 15 Hours of outage as bots capitalized on an IDO on raydium > > * January 2022: The whole month faced partial outages of 6-12 per day due to high demand of NFT minting and defi usage. > > * April 30, 2022: 7 Hour outage due to a DDOS attack by bots > > **Solana, the token** > > The token distribution on Solana reveals that the top 0.04% of addresses, or around 3,000 addresses outright, hold 88.5% of the current outstanding SOL. Along with early investors and the founding team, these wallets also contain staking pools and exchanges. 11.7 million SOL are included in the biggest wallet. Less than 1% of the outstanding SOL is held by the bottom 98.6% of wallets on Solana. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Solana) to find submissions for other topics.

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dagilisek

I mean if you're late and the price spikes after the IDO, it's the inevitable result. That's why it makes sense to go in on the projects that you start early. It's not always easy though, for instance the project I shared above had a sold out IDO in 8 minutes. I believe people will rush on the listing tomorrow to make the best out of it. Again, timing is of the essence if you want to lay your hands on as much tokens as possible for your investment size

dagilisek

I'd say the earlier the better. ot a golden rule of course. Besides exceptions that occur every now and then (which happens more often with the LBPs) the Mcap and FDV are a lot lower in the beginning. For instance NAI IDO is today with a 3M mcap, I don't think it'll stat that low with the listing

xyridfosterlingu9

The most logical thing to do is to DCA atm, you can't be so sure that you will buy the exact bottom in June. As for me I recently started DCAing into TAO and RNDR and I also plan on getting NAI during its IDO on Apeterminal.

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#Solana Con-Arguments Below is a Solana con-argument written by a deleted user. > **Solana Cons** > > **Centralization** > > An estimated 1,700 validator nodes support Solana. If a single entity or collection of entities comes to possess a sizable portion of the SOL token supply, the Solana network may become unduly concentrated. The network's decentralization may suffer because Solana requires more specialized equipment to join and is unable to draw a sizable user base. There is a high concentration of stakes among validators, with 22 validators controlling 33% of total staked SOL. Accordingly, if 22 validators conspired, the network might theoretically come to an end. > > **Network Outages** > > * September 14,2021: 15 Hours of outage as bots capitalized on an IDO on raydium > > * January 2022: The whole month faced partial outages of 6-12 per day due to high demand of NFT minting and defi usage. > > * April 30, 2022: 7 Hour outage due to a DDOS attack by bots > > **Solana, the token** > > The token distribution on Solana reveals that the top 0.04% of addresses, or around 3,000 addresses outright, hold 88.5% of the current outstanding SOL. Along with early investors and the founding team, these wallets also contain staking pools and exchanges. 11.7 million SOL are included in the biggest wallet. Less than 1% of the outstanding SOL is held by the bottom 98.6% of wallets on Solana. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Solana) to find submissions for other topics.

AmericanDogfather

I got 20 BTC in 2012 and held ever since now, I am diversifying into contract trading, staking IDO and ICOs money making money making money.

Cryp0x

How do you feel now when it's proven to be legit and not a scam. The challenge was to stress-test the bridge and use Test BTC, not fake BTC. You fell for the fud and promote it further. Nice job. Satoshi VM is on track with their roadmap (a very rare quality in Crypto) and has allways respected the deadlines. Yes, Ape Terminal gamed the IDO slot allocation, so what does this has do to with Satoshi VM? Ape Terminal did the same thing to another project. Satoshi VM launched its alpha mainet, and it's announcing partnership after partnership. The ecosystem is growing. You just fell for the fud😂. Come on, admit it 😆.

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#Solana Con-Arguments Below is a Solana con-argument written by a deleted user. > **Solana Cons** > > **Centralization** > > An estimated 1,700 validator nodes support Solana. If a single entity or collection of entities comes to possess a sizable portion of the SOL token supply, the Solana network may become unduly concentrated. The network's decentralization may suffer because Solana requires more specialized equipment to join and is unable to draw a sizable user base. There is a high concentration of stakes among validators, with 22 validators controlling 33% of total staked SOL. Accordingly, if 22 validators conspired, the network might theoretically come to an end. > > **Network Outages** > > * September 14,2021: 15 Hours of outage as bots capitalized on an IDO on raydium > > * January 2022: The whole month faced partial outages of 6-12 per day due to high demand of NFT minting and defi usage. > > * April 30, 2022: 7 Hour outage due to a DDOS attack by bots > > **Solana, the token** > > The token distribution on Solana reveals that the top 0.04% of addresses, or around 3,000 addresses outright, hold 88.5% of the current outstanding SOL. Along with early investors and the founding team, these wallets also contain staking pools and exchanges. 11.7 million SOL are included in the biggest wallet. Less than 1% of the outstanding SOL is held by the bottom 98.6% of wallets on Solana. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Solana) to find submissions for other topics.

Chineyo

I think this will happen much sooner and we will see alts skyrocket which is why I’m presently paying attention to new projects like Nuklai whose IDO on Apeterminal and Weway is around the corner

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#Solana Con-Arguments Below is a Solana con-argument written by a deleted user. > **Solana Cons** > > **Centralization** > > An estimated 1,700 validator nodes support Solana. If a single entity or collection of entities comes to possess a sizable portion of the SOL token supply, the Solana network may become unduly concentrated. The network's decentralization may suffer because Solana requires more specialized equipment to join and is unable to draw a sizable user base. There is a high concentration of stakes among validators, with 22 validators controlling 33% of total staked SOL. Accordingly, if 22 validators conspired, the network might theoretically come to an end. > > **Network Outages** > > * September 14,2021: 15 Hours of outage as bots capitalized on an IDO on raydium > > * January 2022: The whole month faced partial outages of 6-12 per day due to high demand of NFT minting and defi usage. > > * April 30, 2022: 7 Hour outage due to a DDOS attack by bots > > **Solana, the token** > > The token distribution on Solana reveals that the top 0.04% of addresses, or around 3,000 addresses outright, hold 88.5% of the current outstanding SOL. Along with early investors and the founding team, these wallets also contain staking pools and exchanges. 11.7 million SOL are included in the biggest wallet. Less than 1% of the outstanding SOL is held by the bottom 98.6% of wallets on Solana. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Solana) to find submissions for other topics.

Chineyo

I’ve been following up with Getgrass for sometime now and I’m also bullish on DePIN in general which is why I’m looking at investing in Nuklai IDO on Apeterminal

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#Solana Con-Arguments Below is a Solana con-argument written by a deleted user. > **Solana Cons** > > **Centralization** > > An estimated 1,700 validator nodes support Solana. If a single entity or collection of entities comes to possess a sizable portion of the SOL token supply, the Solana network may become unduly concentrated. The network's decentralization may suffer because Solana requires more specialized equipment to join and is unable to draw a sizable user base. There is a high concentration of stakes among validators, with 22 validators controlling 33% of total staked SOL. Accordingly, if 22 validators conspired, the network might theoretically come to an end. > > **Network Outages** > > * September 14,2021: 15 Hours of outage as bots capitalized on an IDO on raydium > > * January 2022: The whole month faced partial outages of 6-12 per day due to high demand of NFT minting and defi usage. > > * April 30, 2022: 7 Hour outage due to a DDOS attack by bots > > **Solana, the token** > > The token distribution on Solana reveals that the top 0.04% of addresses, or around 3,000 addresses outright, hold 88.5% of the current outstanding SOL. Along with early investors and the founding team, these wallets also contain staking pools and exchanges. 11.7 million SOL are included in the biggest wallet. Less than 1% of the outstanding SOL is held by the bottom 98.6% of wallets on Solana. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Solana) to find submissions for other topics.

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xyridfosterlingu9

What I do is to focus only on projects which have an active working product plus a doxxed team, the chances they will succeed are high. This is one of the reasons why I am taking part in NAI IDO on Apeterminal.

xyridfosterlingu9

Decent exposure to AI tokens if I were to add I would probably add OPSEC, VMINT and hopefully some NAI when it completes its IDO on Apeterminal.

xyridfosterlingu9

In terms of RWA projects this is probably the hottest and this is why I added it on the dip alongside RNDR while looking forward to getting in on NAI after it's IDO on Apeterminal.

Chineyo

I bought some RIO, VES, and currently looking into participating in Nuklai IDO on Apeterminal

Ok-Western-5799

Bonus Block is another sleeping giant in the space. IDO on Bybit currently happening.

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Ok-Western-5799

Memecoins are not a bad investment right now considering the bull market and having LINK in your portfolio is a good choice. But what do you think about PYTH and UMA? wouldn't they be better options? Nonetheless, I have a few SOL VET RNDR and am looking to participate in BONUS IDO on Bybit.

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fredme82

Definitely, I've already secured the future with SFUND and also will be part in the BloodLoop IDO this month ends by 28 and 29.

Dirtyboii77

I think next trend is gonna be of other chain than sol, like avax-c chain.. well I'm getting ready for it wid upcoming IDO of BLS (native token of Blood loop game)

Repudan_

if you are want to take Unforgettable journey you can join Seedify launchpad. as their IDO product are so hig quality project

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#Solana Con-Arguments Below is a Solana con-argument written by a deleted user. > **Solana Cons** > > **Centralization** > > An estimated 1,700 validator nodes support Solana. If a single entity or collection of entities comes to possess a sizable portion of the SOL token supply, the Solana network may become unduly concentrated. The network's decentralization may suffer because Solana requires more specialized equipment to join and is unable to draw a sizable user base. There is a high concentration of stakes among validators, with 22 validators controlling 33% of total staked SOL. Accordingly, if 22 validators conspired, the network might theoretically come to an end. > > **Network Outages** > > * September 14,2021: 15 Hours of outage as bots capitalized on an IDO on raydium > > * January 2022: The whole month faced partial outages of 6-12 per day due to high demand of NFT minting and defi usage. > > * April 30, 2022: 7 Hour outage due to a DDOS attack by bots > > **Solana, the token** > > The token distribution on Solana reveals that the top 0.04% of addresses, or around 3,000 addresses outright, hold 88.5% of the current outstanding SOL. Along with early investors and the founding team, these wallets also contain staking pools and exchanges. 11.7 million SOL are included in the biggest wallet. Less than 1% of the outstanding SOL is held by the bottom 98.6% of wallets on Solana. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Solana) to find submissions for other topics.

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#Solana Con-Arguments Below is a Solana con-argument written by a deleted user. > **Solana Cons** > > **Centralization** > > An estimated 1,700 validator nodes support Solana. If a single entity or collection of entities comes to possess a sizable portion of the SOL token supply, the Solana network may become unduly concentrated. The network's decentralization may suffer because Solana requires more specialized equipment to join and is unable to draw a sizable user base. There is a high concentration of stakes among validators, with 22 validators controlling 33% of total staked SOL. Accordingly, if 22 validators conspired, the network might theoretically come to an end. > > **Network Outages** > > * September 14,2021: 15 Hours of outage as bots capitalized on an IDO on raydium > > * January 2022: The whole month faced partial outages of 6-12 per day due to high demand of NFT minting and defi usage. > > * April 30, 2022: 7 Hour outage due to a DDOS attack by bots > > **Solana, the token** > > The token distribution on Solana reveals that the top 0.04% of addresses, or around 3,000 addresses outright, hold 88.5% of the current outstanding SOL. Along with early investors and the founding team, these wallets also contain staking pools and exchanges. 11.7 million SOL are included in the biggest wallet. Less than 1% of the outstanding SOL is held by the bottom 98.6% of wallets on Solana. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Solana) to find submissions for other topics.

gamefidelio

You should look into AI projects that cover other crypto narratives too - not just AI. Example: ChainGPT (token ticker $CGPT ) ChainGPT project has mutiple AI products like Telegram AI chatbot, AI NFT generator, Swap & Bridge. Maybe most popular product they have is currently best IDO ROI performing launchpad - ChainGPT Pad.

Ok-Western-5799

While RNDR shows potential, aiming for a 100x might be a stretch given its current standing. Exploring newer tokens like BONUS, which recently concluded its IDO and is offering another round today, could be more promising. Keep an eye out for new and emerging gems to maximize your chances of a 100x return!

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#Solana Con-Arguments Below is a Solana con-argument written by a deleted user. > **Solana Cons** > > **Centralization** > > An estimated 1,700 validator nodes support Solana. If a single entity or collection of entities comes to possess a sizable portion of the SOL token supply, the Solana network may become unduly concentrated. The network's decentralization may suffer because Solana requires more specialized equipment to join and is unable to draw a sizable user base. There is a high concentration of stakes among validators, with 22 validators controlling 33% of total staked SOL. Accordingly, if 22 validators conspired, the network might theoretically come to an end. > > **Network Outages** > > * September 14,2021: 15 Hours of outage as bots capitalized on an IDO on raydium > > * January 2022: The whole month faced partial outages of 6-12 per day due to high demand of NFT minting and defi usage. > > * April 30, 2022: 7 Hour outage due to a DDOS attack by bots > > **Solana, the token** > > The token distribution on Solana reveals that the top 0.04% of addresses, or around 3,000 addresses outright, hold 88.5% of the current outstanding SOL. Along with early investors and the founding team, these wallets also contain staking pools and exchanges. 11.7 million SOL are included in the biggest wallet. Less than 1% of the outstanding SOL is held by the bottom 98.6% of wallets on Solana. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Solana) to find submissions for other topics.

sahilwadekar

BloodLoop sounds like an exciting Hero-Shooter game that integrates web3 technology seamlessly. With its upcoming IDO launch, incubation by SeedifyFund, and inclusive participation model, it's poised for success.

Dirtyboii77

Already in love wid this project n eagerly waiting for their upcoming IDO at seedify launchpad ⚡

Dirtyboii77

I'm pretty excited for this one and recently registered for their upcoming public IDO at seedify launchpad as well. 🔥

xyridfosterlingu9

I don't expect us to break the resistance around 52-57k so I don't expect us to go below 35k which implies every dip you get now is meant to be bought. Recently picked up some L1s namely SOL, AVAX and SUI majorly because i am preparing for Hydro's IDO

Own_Cap4020

This is still one of the cheapest IDO out there

Rand-Omperson

Anyone got the Portal IDO? I sold my 15% unvested and tripled my buy in. Now I let the rest ride. Ha

RootlessBoots

Arkham has an extremely well thought out working product built by geniuses whom I’ve even had the pleasure of speaking one on one with. ChainGPT is a great product as well, working launchpad for IDO’s and other functionality, not to mention AI hype for this cycle. Gaimin has the largest depin recourses in the world. Ionet is going to perform very well. MAGA? I mean… it does have some real mofos behind the project and it is donated to children and veterans in need. Shitcoin? Maybe. But let’s be honest. Who here is here because of the tech? No? Only for the money? Then I’ll take 400% in a week from something called MAGA 💀

jokeruz20

Yep, lost $230 to a solana shitcoin IDO. Valuable lessons.

Dirtyboii77

They just had an IDO recently right? I've filled my bags wid it already from there ⚡

Rootlevelprivileges

Well chuffed with CGPT performance. Mini cap seems to have a great team and good roadmap and launchpad. IDO’s this week hoping they do well.

CointestMod

#Solana Con-Arguments Below is a Solana con-argument written by Far-Scholar9028. > **Solana Cons** > > **Centralization** > > An estimated 1,700 validator nodes support Solana. If a single entity or collection of entities comes to possess a sizable portion of the SOL token supply, the Solana network may become unduly concentrated. The network's decentralization may suffer because Solana requires more specialized equipment to join and is unable to draw a sizable user base. There is a high concentration of stakes among validators, with 22 validators controlling 33% of total staked SOL. Accordingly, if 22 validators conspired, the network might theoretically come to an end. > > **Network Outages** > > * September 14,2021: 15 Hours of outage as bots capitalized on an IDO on raydium > > * January 2022: The whole month faced partial outages of 6-12 per day due to high demand of NFT minting and defi usage. > > * April 30, 2022: 7 Hour outage due to a DDOS attack by bots > > **Solana, the token** > > The token distribution on Solana reveals that the top 0.04% of addresses, or around 3,000 addresses outright, hold 88.5% of the current outstanding SOL. Along with early investors and the founding team, these wallets also contain staking pools and exchanges. 11.7 million SOL are included in the biggest wallet. Less than 1% of the outstanding SOL is held by the bottom 98.6% of wallets on Solana. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Solana) to find submissions for other topics.

Valentino_sk10

Thinking of investing more in new projects through a reputable launchpad IDO and IGO. i need someone with huge experience to advise me

CointestMod

#Solana Con-Arguments Below is a Solana con-argument written by Far-Scholar9028. > **Solana Cons** > > **Centralization** > > An estimated 1,700 validator nodes support Solana. If a single entity or collection of entities comes to possess a sizable portion of the SOL token supply, the Solana network may become unduly concentrated. The network's decentralization may suffer because Solana requires more specialized equipment to join and is unable to draw a sizable user base. There is a high concentration of stakes among validators, with 22 validators controlling 33% of total staked SOL. Accordingly, if 22 validators conspired, the network might theoretically come to an end. > > **Network Outages** > > * September 14,2021: 15 Hours of outage as bots capitalized on an IDO on raydium > > * January 2022: The whole month faced partial outages of 6-12 per day due to high demand of NFT minting and defi usage. > > * April 30, 2022: 7 Hour outage due to a DDOS attack by bots > > **Solana, the token** > > The token distribution on Solana reveals that the top 0.04% of addresses, or around 3,000 addresses outright, hold 88.5% of the current outstanding SOL. Along with early investors and the founding team, these wallets also contain staking pools and exchanges. 11.7 million SOL are included in the biggest wallet. Less than 1% of the outstanding SOL is held by the bottom 98.6% of wallets on Solana. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Solana) to find submissions for other topics.

Valentino_sk10

participating in launchpad IDO and IGO works for me. i made my most earning in 2023 from binance and seedify launchpad

apbt-dad

Ouch... good thing you didn't follow through. ngl, I made some x off SAVM myself but I didn't get in during the IDO, just a regular $4 to $8 in-and-out thing. This was before the whole Ape Terminal and MacnBTC thing and yes, the AMA you refer to, which actually caused a yuge sell off after Ape Terminal. It is very sad to see people putting multiple 1000s of dollars in even now. I hope for their sake the token does them some good. The amount of money flowing in (and out) is pretty insane, tbh.

Coins-hodler

I think they just knew what was hot and rolled with a bunch of buzz words. Their ETH smart contract is ridiculously basic and enables them to mint unlimited amounts of SAVM while the largest holder wallets are linked to the dev. They also had barely any info before the IDO like basic tokenomics and conflicting info about the usage of that token. Now they probably just want some exit liquidity so they can make a few more millions from the people jumping in.

heavy_infantry

All "influencers" (MacnBtc, lady of crypto, miles deutscher etc.) were paid to shill this project. They got quite a lot of tokens in advance. Then there was IDO on 2 portals. Ape terminal said that there will be 100 winners. Later there were only 10 lol. On launch day, influencers and some snipers dumped their tokens. Thats it. Its a scam worse than ftx lol. You need to ask yourselves some questions. Why would a legit project launch a token even before testnet? Answer is: they want to dump on you! Who is the team behind the project? Noone. Cant find any info on their website. Dont spend even 1 dollar on this scam. Better play roulette, at least it's fun.

ibaralf

They didn't buy, they faked the IDO

hitler_ate_ass

The SatoshiVM team didn't scam anyone, it was ApeTerminal who scammed the IDO. The SAVM team didn't even know about it.

4biddenpleasure

Honestly what do you expect people to do that bought at IDO price of 0.05? You would sell when it pumped up to $14? Most launches are like that. Only dumb people chase the green launch candle.

LadyLiviaSovereign

1. Bridging is moving it to another blockchain where converting exchanges within the same chain. 2. Simply use the exchanges own coin to avoid fees. As far as security is concerned, well, it's tricky, I like Binance personally and they have been around for a while now. 3. you need to keep your eyes on the new networks developing and participate in learn to earn campaigns, using the test nets and performing specific actions, keeping your eye the airdrop calendar. It's not my fav jam, lots of work and time for little reward. Feels alot like begging but I know it's probs just because I lose interested and don't keep my fingers on the pulse. 4. check answer 3 5. It's only smart if you study the fundamentals of the IDO your looking at and they suggest strength and functionality for the Dex. Else it's low key gambling. 6. One wallet is taking too much risk plus there are functionalities to keep in mind. For example, I have a few MEtaMask wallets I use for online interactions which only have enough currency in for the actions and whatever I want to buy and then I have a physical wallet that keep my long term investments in. 7. I watch the crypto banter show most days but in all honestly I prefer tech analysis so I listen less to what people are saying and pay more attention to the movements of BTC and the DXY (they oppose each other and when DXY drops BTC goes up and along with BTC most other coins go up) Hope that helpful, feel free to shoot me any other questions you may have regarding crypto or tech analysis specifically.

Hexsaid_

its a good for you joining the IDO, its a good opportunity to buy token on low price

A13xander

I’m KYC ed with my CEX, and I’m fine with that. But the thing is this launchpad website that offer crypto IDO is not a CEX and you cannot transact with non crypto at all. They usually have their own token for participation then you use USDT to buy the ICO, all transferred over crypto network and not regular banking system.

A13xander

But then after the whole ICO / IDO process is over and the coin is up for sale at dex exchange you don’t need KYC anymore. Also the ICO process doesn’t involves regular currency at all (at the very least USDT).

CointestMod

#Solana Con-Arguments Below is a Solana con-argument written by Far-Scholar9028. > **Solana Cons** > > **Centralization** > > An estimated 1,700 validator nodes support Solana. If a single entity or collection of entities comes to possess a sizable portion of the SOL token supply, the Solana network may become unduly concentrated. The network's decentralization may suffer because Solana requires more specialized equipment to join and is unable to draw a sizable user base. There is a high concentration of stakes among validators, with 22 validators controlling 33% of total staked SOL. Accordingly, if 22 validators conspired, the network might theoretically come to an end. > > **Network Outages** > > * September 14,2021: 15 Hours of outage as bots capitalized on an IDO on raydium > > * January 2022: The whole month faced partial outages of 6-12 per day due to high demand of NFT minting and defi usage. > > * April 30, 2022: 7 Hour outage due to a DDOS attack by bots > > **Solana, the token** > > The token distribution on Solana reveals that the top 0.04% of addresses, or around 3,000 addresses outright, hold 88.5% of the current outstanding SOL. Along with early investors and the founding team, these wallets also contain staking pools and exchanges. 11.7 million SOL are included in the biggest wallet. Less than 1% of the outstanding SOL is held by the bottom 98.6% of wallets on Solana. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Solana) to find submissions for other topics.

DC600A

Here is another great news. Oasis had already integrated Celer cBridge opening up cross-chain token transfers across multiple EVM ecosystems, and now has [brought ROSE and wROSE tokens to PancakeSwap](https://oasisprotocol.org/blog/wrose-pancakeswap-celer-cbridge-announcement) making the BNB chain the first to support these assets. A rewarding DeFi experience for both Oasis and BNB users awaits. The wait for a multichain confidential DEX is also nearing an end as [illumineX](http://ix.exchange) is to go live on mainnet soon following a stellar IDO and successful testnet.

Beechbone22

If you want to play the game stick to reputable fundraising platforms. Binance launchpools/launchpads are a safe bet for decent returns but you need BNB. CoinList sales usually perform well But there is usually a lot of demand too. For IDO platforms DAO Maker is the only indisputably Tier 1 platform, but you need around 5k USD worth of DAO tokens to reliably secure reasonable allocations for multiple sales. Polkastarter produced life changing returns for me over 4-5 IDOs in the height of last bull run (50-250x) with little to no vesting, however they have slowed down considerably in the bear and are only recently starting to have IDOs once again. Never used but been hearing good things about Poolz and Seedify. Keep in mind that DAO Maker, Polkastarter, Poolz and Seedify all require you to hold or stake the platform tokens and you might need a sizable investment to reliably secure reasonable allocations with no guarantee of returns. People here who seem to be advising against IDOs probably havent't participated in reasonably vetted fund raises on reputable platforms or don't understand what IDOs entail. Hunting newly launching shitcoins is not what I'm talking about. Joining post seed fund raises for legitimate projects raising public funds has been the easiest fucking money of my life in the last bull run, I'm talking about turning a 4 figure portfolio into a 6 figure one. But vesting terms were much more relaxed for the last bull run, many projects simply gave you 100% of tokens at TGE without cliffs or vesting. Things are a bit different now. With that being said IDOs should still print heavily this cycle. Staking some TIA, ATOM, OSMO and INJ on a couple different wallets should similarly make bank, though I suppose the cat's out of the bag now and they will probably be diluted by airdrop hunters. No reason not to have a couple thousand worth of tokens staked though. Keep in mind that these all need some capital to play around with, and if you don't know what you're doing you or cheap out, you will get rekt.

Crypto__Sapien

I would generally caution against investing in most ICO/IDO/IEO projects, even during bull markets. The risks tend to outweigh potential rewards. The vast majority of new crypto projects fail - over 90% by some estimates. Many are outright scams or have inexperienced teams. Promises of innovation often fall flat. Rather than speculation, I'd recommend sticking with more established, legit projects that have weathered bear markets and shown resiliency - Ethereum, Cardano, Polkadot etc. Or if you must scratch that "gambling itch", only put tiny amounts into early stage cryptos - be prepared to lose it. Don't bet the farm so to speak, no matter how persuasive the marketing. Bull runs bring hype and dreams of 1000x gains on shilled memecoins. But the reality is most will crash hard. It's fine to risk a little for fun but building a solid portfolio should emphasize quality over chasing pumps. Proceed with extreme caution on brand new projects making big claims.

CointestMod

#Solana Con-Arguments Below is a Solana con-argument written by Far-Scholar9028. > **Solana Cons** > > **Centralization** > > An estimated 1,700 validator nodes support Solana. If a single entity or collection of entities comes to possess a sizable portion of the SOL token supply, the Solana network may become unduly concentrated. The network's decentralization may suffer because Solana requires more specialized equipment to join and is unable to draw a sizable user base. There is a high concentration of stakes among validators, with 22 validators controlling 33% of total staked SOL. Accordingly, if 22 validators conspired, the network might theoretically come to an end. > > **Network Outages** > > * September 14,2021: 15 Hours of outage as bots capitalized on an IDO on raydium > > * January 2022: The whole month faced partial outages of 6-12 per day due to high demand of NFT minting and defi usage. > > * April 30, 2022: 7 Hour outage due to a DDOS attack by bots > > **Solana, the token** > > The token distribution on Solana reveals that the top 0.04% of addresses, or around 3,000 addresses outright, hold 88.5% of the current outstanding SOL. Along with early investors and the founding team, these wallets also contain staking pools and exchanges. 11.7 million SOL are included in the biggest wallet. Less than 1% of the outstanding SOL is held by the bottom 98.6% of wallets on Solana. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Solana) to find submissions for other topics.

CointestMod

#Solana Con-Arguments Below is a Solana con-argument written by Far-Scholar9028. > **Solana Cons** > > **Centralization** > > An estimated 1,700 validator nodes support Solana. If a single entity or collection of entities comes to possess a sizable portion of the SOL token supply, the Solana network may become unduly concentrated. The network's decentralization may suffer because Solana requires more specialized equipment to join and is unable to draw a sizable user base. There is a high concentration of stakes among validators, with 22 validators controlling 33% of total staked SOL. Accordingly, if 22 validators conspired, the network might theoretically come to an end. > > **Network Outages** > > * September 14,2021: 15 Hours of outage as bots capitalized on an IDO on raydium > > * January 2022: The whole month faced partial outages of 6-12 per day due to high demand of NFT minting and defi usage. > > * April 30, 2022: 7 Hour outage due to a DDOS attack by bots > > **Solana, the token** > > The token distribution on Solana reveals that the top 0.04% of addresses, or around 3,000 addresses outright, hold 88.5% of the current outstanding SOL. Along with early investors and the founding team, these wallets also contain staking pools and exchanges. 11.7 million SOL are included in the biggest wallet. Less than 1% of the outstanding SOL is held by the bottom 98.6% of wallets on Solana. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Solana) to find submissions for other topics.

CointestMod

#Solana Con-Arguments Below is a Solana con-argument written by Far-Scholar9028. > **Solana Cons** > > **Centralization** > > An estimated 1,700 validator nodes support Solana. If a single entity or collection of entities comes to possess a sizable portion of the SOL token supply, the Solana network may become unduly concentrated. The network's decentralization may suffer because Solana requires more specialized equipment to join and is unable to draw a sizable user base. There is a high concentration of stakes among validators, with 22 validators controlling 33% of total staked SOL. Accordingly, if 22 validators conspired, the network might theoretically come to an end. > > **Network Outages** > > * September 14,2021: 15 Hours of outage as bots capitalized on an IDO on raydium > > * January 2022: The whole month faced partial outages of 6-12 per day due to high demand of NFT minting and defi usage. > > * April 30, 2022: 7 Hour outage due to a DDOS attack by bots > > **Solana, the token** > > The token distribution on Solana reveals that the top 0.04% of addresses, or around 3,000 addresses outright, hold 88.5% of the current outstanding SOL. Along with early investors and the founding team, these wallets also contain staking pools and exchanges. 11.7 million SOL are included in the biggest wallet. Less than 1% of the outstanding SOL is held by the bottom 98.6% of wallets on Solana. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Solana) to find submissions for other topics.

bagogel12

With ICO, IEO and IDO the next one should be IFO.

CointestMod

#Solana Con-Arguments Below is a Solana con-argument written by Far-Scholar9028. > **Solana Cons** > > **Centralization** > > An estimated 1,700 validator nodes support Solana. If a single entity or collection of entities comes to possess a sizable portion of the SOL token supply, the Solana network may become unduly concentrated. The network's decentralization may suffer because Solana requires more specialized equipment to join and is unable to draw a sizable user base. There is a high concentration of stakes among validators, with 22 validators controlling 33% of total staked SOL. Accordingly, if 22 validators conspired, the network might theoretically come to an end. > > **Network Outages** > > * September 14,2021: 15 Hours of outage as bots capitalized on an IDO on raydium > > * January 2022: The whole month faced partial outages of 6-12 per day due to high demand of NFT minting and defi usage. > > * April 30, 2022: 7 Hour outage due to a DDOS attack by bots > > **Solana, the token** > > The token distribution on Solana reveals that the top 0.04% of addresses, or around 3,000 addresses outright, hold 88.5% of the current outstanding SOL. Along with early investors and the founding team, these wallets also contain staking pools and exchanges. 11.7 million SOL are included in the biggest wallet. Less than 1% of the outstanding SOL is held by the bottom 98.6% of wallets on Solana. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Solana) to find submissions for other topics.

CointestMod

#Solana Con-Arguments Below is a Solana con-argument written by Far-Scholar9028. > **Solana Cons** > > **Centralization** > > An estimated 1,700 validator nodes support Solana. If a single entity or collection of entities comes to possess a sizable portion of the SOL token supply, the Solana network may become unduly concentrated. The network's decentralization may suffer because Solana requires more specialized equipment to join and is unable to draw a sizable user base. There is a high concentration of stakes among validators, with 22 validators controlling 33% of total staked SOL. Accordingly, if 22 validators conspired, the network might theoretically come to an end. > > **Network Outages** > > * September 14,2021: 15 Hours of outage as bots capitalized on an IDO on raydium > > * January 2022: The whole month faced partial outages of 6-12 per day due to high demand of NFT minting and defi usage. > > * April 30, 2022: 7 Hour outage due to a DDOS attack by bots > > **Solana, the token** > > The token distribution on Solana reveals that the top 0.04% of addresses, or around 3,000 addresses outright, hold 88.5% of the current outstanding SOL. Along with early investors and the founding team, these wallets also contain staking pools and exchanges. 11.7 million SOL are included in the biggest wallet. Less than 1% of the outstanding SOL is held by the bottom 98.6% of wallets on Solana. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Solana) to find submissions for other topics.

Tlux0

If an IDO presells to VCs it probably isn’t legitimate and doesn’t give a shit about its holders. Most crypto projects are scams, and many retail investors don’t do sufficient due diligence. But that doesn’t mean they shouldn’t be afforded the opportunity to do so. Traditional finance gates the ability to invest in this stuff based on how rich you are which is a horrible, classist methodology.

afraidtobecrate

Retail investors have lost far more money off IDOs than they have made. The legitimate IDOs generally presell to VCs anyway, who use the IDO to dump on retail.

Tlux0

Ordinary people shouldn’t be investing in IDO’s that can make them rich? Okay

CointestMod

#Solana Con-Arguments Below is a Solana con-argument written by Far-Scholar9028. > **Solana Cons** > > **Centralization** > > An estimated 1,700 validator nodes support Solana. If a single entity or collection of entities comes to possess a sizable portion of the SOL token supply, the Solana network may become unduly concentrated. The network's decentralization may suffer because Solana requires more specialized equipment to join and is unable to draw a sizable user base. There is a high concentration of stakes among validators, with 22 validators controlling 33% of total staked SOL. Accordingly, if 22 validators conspired, the network might theoretically come to an end. > > **Network Outages** > > * September 14,2021: 15 Hours of outage as bots capitalized on an IDO on raydium > > * January 2022: The whole month faced partial outages of 6-12 per day due to high demand of NFT minting and defi usage. > > * April 30, 2022: 7 Hour outage due to a DDOS attack by bots > > **Solana, the token** > > The token distribution on Solana reveals that the top 0.04% of addresses, or around 3,000 addresses outright, hold 88.5% of the current outstanding SOL. Along with early investors and the founding team, these wallets also contain staking pools and exchanges. 11.7 million SOL are included in the biggest wallet. Less than 1% of the outstanding SOL is held by the bottom 98.6% of wallets on Solana. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Solana) to find submissions for other topics.

CointestMod

#Solana Con-Arguments Below is a Solana con-argument written by Far-Scholar9028. > **Solana Cons** > > **Centralization** > > An estimated 1,700 validator nodes support Solana. If a single entity or collection of entities comes to possess a sizable portion of the SOL token supply, the Solana network may become unduly concentrated. The network's decentralization may suffer because Solana requires more specialized equipment to join and is unable to draw a sizable user base. There is a high concentration of stakes among validators, with 22 validators controlling 33% of total staked SOL. Accordingly, if 22 validators conspired, the network might theoretically come to an end. > > **Network Outages** > > * September 14,2021: 15 Hours of outage as bots capitalized on an IDO on raydium > > * January 2022: The whole month faced partial outages of 6-12 per day due to high demand of NFT minting and defi usage. > > * April 30, 2022: 7 Hour outage due to a DDOS attack by bots > > **Solana, the token** > > The token distribution on Solana reveals that the top 0.04% of addresses, or around 3,000 addresses outright, hold 88.5% of the current outstanding SOL. Along with early investors and the founding team, these wallets also contain staking pools and exchanges. 11.7 million SOL are included in the biggest wallet. Less than 1% of the outstanding SOL is held by the bottom 98.6% of wallets on Solana. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Solana) to find submissions for other topics.

CointestMod

#Solana Con-Arguments Below is a Solana con-argument written by Far-Scholar9028. > **Solana Cons** > > **Centralization** > > An estimated 1,700 validator nodes support Solana. If a single entity or collection of entities comes to possess a sizable portion of the SOL token supply, the Solana network may become unduly concentrated. The network's decentralization may suffer because Solana requires more specialized equipment to join and is unable to draw a sizable user base. There is a high concentration of stakes among validators, with 22 validators controlling 33% of total staked SOL. Accordingly, if 22 validators conspired, the network might theoretically come to an end. > > **Network Outages** > > * September 14,2021: 15 Hours of outage as bots capitalized on an IDO on raydium > > * January 2022: The whole month faced partial outages of 6-12 per day due to high demand of NFT minting and defi usage. > > * April 30, 2022: 7 Hour outage due to a DDOS attack by bots > > **Solana, the token** > > The token distribution on Solana reveals that the top 0.04% of addresses, or around 3,000 addresses outright, hold 88.5% of the current outstanding SOL. Along with early investors and the founding team, these wallets also contain staking pools and exchanges. 11.7 million SOL are included in the biggest wallet. Less than 1% of the outstanding SOL is held by the bottom 98.6% of wallets on Solana. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Solana) to find submissions for other topics.

Mssrandcole

Look at the top 3-10 coins in each category and you can find how the coins are characterized on a crypto publication- there are smart contract coins like Ether, NFT coins, gaming coins, IDO coins, stable coins, privacy coins etc and read each coin’s white paper. Stick with the top 10-15 and understand what the coin is supposed to do. Look at the trading numbers, the market cap (number of coins outstanding times the price per coin) how long people are holding and then look up the coin’s utility and forecast. This simple exercise does help you decide what to buy/sell remember this is not financial advice. Also remember this is gambling and only bet what you are will to lose.

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MeringuePristine1367

It could be a trap but it's better to always take the little profit but much important to invest in a project with high reputation like seedify IDO to increase my bag. Am on tier 2. What amaze me is about the launchpad is the refund policy.

TheMathManiac

AURY fucked up with their IDO. Their IDO price went for 14 dollars then it tanked like crazy to under a dollar. Doubt it will make it back there tbh.

MeringuePristine1367

I don't think there will be a rocket science for now but I can say that 100k is possible during Q2 of next year why I use that opportunity join seedify IDO as an IGO this will increase my bags for the bull market.

Leather_Emergency571

This is pure speculation, no one knows the future! But let's play this game, as it's always entertaining! I've been growing bullish for a while now and I just upped my heavy bitcoin buy orders from 25k to 31k. When? The easy answer would be just after the halvening, as previous history would suggest. But as a matter of fact, the ICO/IDO/Launchpad space is warming up, and there are very interesting projects setting up for token launches for the near future, like Weaver Labs and Supra. Plus, there's the growth of the number of devices on multiple IOT networks, where IOTX have been growing a lot. Finally with a lot of upside are the number of BTC and ETH ETFs on the pipeline and its approval will turn into a major upside, and a denial would just have multiple others down the line. This said, maybe my buy orders might be too low...

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#Solana Con-Arguments Below is a Solana con-argument written by Far-Scholar9028. > **Solana Cons** > > **Centralization** > > An estimated 1,700 validator nodes support Solana. If a single entity or collection of entities comes to possess a sizable portion of the SOL token supply, the Solana network may become unduly concentrated. The network's decentralization may suffer because Solana requires more specialized equipment to join and is unable to draw a sizable user base. There is a high concentration of stakes among validators, with 22 validators controlling 33% of total staked SOL. Accordingly, if 22 validators conspired, the network might theoretically come to an end. > > **Network Outages** > > * September 14,2021: 15 Hours of outage as bots capitalized on an IDO on raydium > > * January 2022: The whole month faced partial outages of 6-12 per day due to high demand of NFT minting and defi usage. > > * April 30, 2022: 7 Hour outage due to a DDOS attack by bots > > **Solana, the token** > > The token distribution on Solana reveals that the top 0.04% of addresses, or around 3,000 addresses outright, hold 88.5% of the current outstanding SOL. Along with early investors and the founding team, these wallets also contain staking pools and exchanges. 11.7 million SOL are included in the biggest wallet. Less than 1% of the outstanding SOL is held by the bottom 98.6% of wallets on Solana. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Solana) to find submissions for other topics.

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#Solana Con-Arguments Below is a Solana con-argument written by Far-Scholar9028. > **Solana Cons** > > **Centralization** > > An estimated 1,700 validator nodes support Solana. If a single entity or collection of entities comes to possess a sizable portion of the SOL token supply, the Solana network may become unduly concentrated. The network's decentralization may suffer because Solana requires more specialized equipment to join and is unable to draw a sizable user base. There is a high concentration of stakes among validators, with 22 validators controlling 33% of total staked SOL. Accordingly, if 22 validators conspired, the network might theoretically come to an end. > > **Network Outages** > > * September 14,2021: 15 Hours of outage as bots capitalized on an IDO on raydium > > * January 2022: The whole month faced partial outages of 6-12 per day due to high demand of NFT minting and defi usage. > > * April 30, 2022: 7 Hour outage due to a DDOS attack by bots > > **Solana, the token** > > The token distribution on Solana reveals that the top 0.04% of addresses, or around 3,000 addresses outright, hold 88.5% of the current outstanding SOL. Along with early investors and the founding team, these wallets also contain staking pools and exchanges. 11.7 million SOL are included in the biggest wallet. Less than 1% of the outstanding SOL is held by the bottom 98.6% of wallets on Solana. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Solana) to find submissions for other topics.

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#Solana Con-Arguments Below is a Solana con-argument written by Far-Scholar9028. > **Solana Cons** > > **Centralization** > > An estimated 1,700 validator nodes support Solana. If a single entity or collection of entities comes to possess a sizable portion of the SOL token supply, the Solana network may become unduly concentrated. The network's decentralization may suffer because Solana requires more specialized equipment to join and is unable to draw a sizable user base. There is a high concentration of stakes among validators, with 22 validators controlling 33% of total staked SOL. Accordingly, if 22 validators conspired, the network might theoretically come to an end. > > **Network Outages** > > * September 14,2021: 15 Hours of outage as bots capitalized on an IDO on raydium > > * January 2022: The whole month faced partial outages of 6-12 per day due to high demand of NFT minting and defi usage. > > * April 30, 2022: 7 Hour outage due to a DDOS attack by bots > > **Solana, the token** > > The token distribution on Solana reveals that the top 0.04% of addresses, or around 3,000 addresses outright, hold 88.5% of the current outstanding SOL. Along with early investors and the founding team, these wallets also contain staking pools and exchanges. 11.7 million SOL are included in the biggest wallet. Less than 1% of the outstanding SOL is held by the bottom 98.6% of wallets on Solana. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Solana) to find submissions for other topics.

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#Solana Con-Arguments Below is a Solana con-argument written by Far-Scholar9028. > **Solana Cons** > > **Centralization** > > An estimated 1,700 validator nodes support Solana. If a single entity or collection of entities comes to possess a sizable portion of the SOL token supply, the Solana network may become unduly concentrated. The network's decentralization may suffer because Solana requires more specialized equipment to join and is unable to draw a sizable user base. There is a high concentration of stakes among validators, with 22 validators controlling 33% of total staked SOL. Accordingly, if 22 validators conspired, the network might theoretically come to an end. > > **Network Outages** > > * September 14,2021: 15 Hours of outage as bots capitalized on an IDO on raydium > > * January 2022: The whole month faced partial outages of 6-12 per day due to high demand of NFT minting and defi usage. > > * April 30, 2022: 7 Hour outage due to a DDOS attack by bots > > **Solana, the token** > > The token distribution on Solana reveals that the top 0.04% of addresses, or around 3,000 addresses outright, hold 88.5% of the current outstanding SOL. Along with early investors and the founding team, these wallets also contain staking pools and exchanges. 11.7 million SOL are included in the biggest wallet. Less than 1% of the outstanding SOL is held by the bottom 98.6% of wallets on Solana. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Solana) to find submissions for other topics.

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#Solana Con-Arguments Below is a Solana con-argument written by Far-Scholar9028. > **Solana Cons** > > **Centralization** > > An estimated 1,700 validator nodes support Solana. If a single entity or collection of entities comes to possess a sizable portion of the SOL token supply, the Solana network may become unduly concentrated. The network's decentralization may suffer because Solana requires more specialized equipment to join and is unable to draw a sizable user base. There is a high concentration of stakes among validators, with 22 validators controlling 33% of total staked SOL. Accordingly, if 22 validators conspired, the network might theoretically come to an end. > > **Network Outages** > > * September 14,2021: 15 Hours of outage as bots capitalized on an IDO on raydium > > * January 2022: The whole month faced partial outages of 6-12 per day due to high demand of NFT minting and defi usage. > > * April 30, 2022: 7 Hour outage due to a DDOS attack by bots > > **Solana, the token** > > The token distribution on Solana reveals that the top 0.04% of addresses, or around 3,000 addresses outright, hold 88.5% of the current outstanding SOL. Along with early investors and the founding team, these wallets also contain staking pools and exchanges. 11.7 million SOL are included in the biggest wallet. Less than 1% of the outstanding SOL is held by the bottom 98.6% of wallets on Solana. ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_Solana) to find submissions for other topics.

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