SOL

ShieldScorcher

SUI and SOL Just those two are making real money atm Best technology Best speed Best utility Best potential

Ok-Western-5799

In addition to BTC, look into strong Layer 1s like SOL and XRP. Supra is another one. It's a lot newer, with multi VM tech, native oracles and more.

NefariousnessBig6302

You can check out my portfolio breakdown here: [my tweet link](https://x.com/james__startup/status/1915276875796267432?s=46)My tweet link I’m holding ~250 BTC and a bit of SOL. I sold all my ETH in 2024 when I saw the clear trend — BTC is separating itself from the rest. SOL still has potential, but I’m cautious. Bought a small position and now just watching for real momentum. For 2025, my plan is simple: Stack BTC. Only adding to SOL if it proves it can run with strength. Sometimes, less is more.

Icy_Mushroom_425

SOL is short for Solana, a popular blockchain known for being fast and cheap to use. It's not a scam by itself. But if you got an unsolicited link on Telegram, be very careful - scammers often use real projects to trick people. Never click random links or send money without double-checking everything.

Richard_CWeb

ETH is the obvious next step. BTC is the king, ETH is the economy.SOL is the memes!)

Bitter-Entrance1126

BTC All the way, but you can add little SOL also, cos it has strong fundamentals

CMakster

LINK, SOL, TAO maybe LTC.

Nitrosdaddy

SOL

Drdunk91

85% BTC , 10 % Roth IRA, 5% SOL. I bought SOL before BTC so I’ve been holding it ever since

Ok-District8379

SOL Bro 😎 if you want I can share a Bot that doubles your SOL automatically in one week

Django_McFly

Over the past month, SUI has damn near doubled and SOL is up 50%. It's definitely something season.

Ok-Western-5799

Not bad, but sure it can be better. I'd say you reshuffle, and get some SOL, EOS, and LINK

OvercaffeinatedKoala

I bought SOL using the regular Kraken app, not the Pro version. Now that the price has gone up, I am in profit. So that was just a simple buy order, I think. After that, I switched to the Kraken Pro app. There, I go to the SOL-EUR trading pair and click on Sell. What I want to set up is this: the current price is 132.8, and I want it to sell automatically if the price goes up to 135, but also if it drops to 123. But I cannot seem to get it to work. Why is that? What am I trying to do exactly? Maybe I can dm you if that’s ok?

UncleFred-

A couple points I'd argue. First, I think it's very debatable if any crypto project solves a technical issues in a way that isn't already addressed with non-blockchain technologies, and done in a way that cheaper and faster. If this were true, these projects would be mainstream and adopted widely and rapidly. At best, BTC is a Hege against inflation, SOL is becoming the mainstream platform for gambling, and stablecoins will be used for international exchange, especially for illicit purposes. Everything else is either extremely niche or a solution in search of a problem. In short, its mostly marketing wrapped up in arcane techno-babble designed to deceive investors. Given this environment, I think it makes much more sense to dispense with the utility arguments and simply look at community strength and narratives. Utility is a narrative, but it is just one of many these days, and mostly only attracts the original core nerd audience. Crypto is much broader now. I think your best bet is to look for good small-cap projects with a strong community and a proven history of success. A good example of one might be Hege. Through hand-crafted art and a narrative of the under-dog, Hege has built up an almost fanatical community. These guys have stuck with the project for months, grinding through summer lulls and winter slowdowns. As soon as gamblers return to Solana, retail interest in small-caps will return and people will once again buy up this token. These guys are all over Reddit, and each time the market turns positive, the token pumps harder than the last. I used to buy up all these utility alts and only saw modestly small increases. Mostly, they just went nowhere. These tokens are not good at aggressive marketing, and have a very limited appeal outside techie audiences with limited room to grow due to their high market caps. Check out a small-cap, long-term project like Hege instead.

Rogey123-456

FACTS. BUT, BTC, SOL, SUI, and TAO(bittensor)

mattsbeunhaas

Don’t expect to become rich overnight, the crypto market is way too saturated, so the chance you’ll hit a cheap altcoin that skyrockets and stays stable on a high value is veeeerrrrrry small. Investing in altcoins is a huge gamble most of the time. Invest for the long run, only with money you can afford to lose and only in projects you believe in. BTC is by far the safest bet, and if you want to buy some alts, I would recommend ETH, SOL, XMR and maybe XRP. And if I were you, I would put some money in an all world ETF. Trump is fucking up pretty badly at the moment, but in the long run, in a world ruled by capitalism, everything must always yield more money. So ETF’s are pretty cheap at the moment 😉 Good luck!

JOxen89

I would load up on $HEGE on SOL. Team has been building and the rebound will be very nice!

the_bueg

SOL is way too centralized. Doesn't mean the market understands that and will penalize it for it though. Plenty of rediculously, high-risk centralized coins are among the highest capitalized coins. I linked to some coin advice above.

Buydipstothemoon

Who wants to become the king of shit coins? BNB and SOL are in the same boat, but ADA is not.

Key_nine

Just a learning curve. I once bought the wrong chain and had to figure it out how to get it to the right one. I bought SOL on BNB when I wanted SOL on its native chain. So many coins like this that are wrapped in another chain.

Sabast-

As a seasoned 25+ year investor, I would tweak this a bit: - Pay of all debts first - unless you have an essentially free interest rate like 3%, and a comfortably manageable monthly payment. But pay extra to get the princapal down faster. - Put 20% into a super safe, liquid cash-equivalent instrument (eg savings account), until you build up enough to cover 6 months of normal living expenses. - Then drop it down to 10% and keep going until you have a year's worth, and keep going. Dip into it for after that for emergencies or big purchases, but never go below an identified 1 year of expenses, and try to keep growing it. - I would stay away specifically from XRP and SOL. I don't know why those have been doing well, but then again I don't know why TSLA hasn't crashed. People are stupid, and the market is dumb and irrational. Yes, they have been working to facilitate cross-border payments. But there is nothing intrinsic to either that allows that, just agreements that any crypto foundation can - and will - make, so not a real, unique, lasting competitive advantage. High TPS is good, but comes at a serious cost to the other two anchors in the Crypto Trilemma. The real and serious problem is that both of those lack the very two things that most crypo is great at: transparency and decentralization. SOL specifically has had *outages* in the past. That is totally unacceptable for something that should be trustless and decentralized. That it hopefully may never happen again, is irrelevant. That it ever happened at all, is a HUGE red flag. You might do well by getting in - just be sure to get out at the very next overheated market, just in case. I sure as hell am not touching either with a ten-foot pole. - BTC and ETH are always solid bets. I don't understand why BTC is beating literally anything - all it is, is "the first", and has name recognition for boomers telling their brokers "I want in on this crypto thing". That's it. Plus this delusion that it's "digital gold". So for that, it's probably not going anywhere for a while, and will probably continue to outpace everything else for years to come. Possibly even 10x'ing again before you know it, inexplicably, against all reason and logic. - Can't go wrong with other solid alts with fully open and transparent architectures, governance structures, and validators - like Cardano and Algorand. Hedera uses a new tech and is well-organized, very open and non-sus - but seems a little overhyped at the moment (unlike say underdog Algorand).

Solanafluent

Personally, I just buy every month and liquid stake my SOL bag for vSOl. When market goes down there is usually some solid yield oppertunites to pick. It keeps my sanity at least. My long term goal is just to accumulate as much SOL as possible.

Alone_Purchase_5212

You are probably right. And I could obv. just ask in one of those groups. But just seemed weird that these private people buy USDT, SOL and BTC back and fourth at discounting prices

Solanafluent

Been staking my SOL for a couple of years. As long as you chose solid projects that has been audited you should be fine. Your vSOL (LST) is backed 1:1 so if something were to happen with the project you can always swap on a DEX. Solana has the most amount of DEX volume combind with all exchanges.

ScullingPointers

Is SOL a safe coin to stake compared to others? I'm staking Cosmo or whatever and it sux

Square_Success_4173

Do you think this is good : BTC = 680 CHF 40%, FET = 510 chf 30%, SOL = 510 chf 30%

Solanafluent

No SOL? Despite it being mentioned to be used most likely in US digital strategic reserve?

Solanafluent

If your not doing it already I suggest staking your SOL for some extra passive income

noviwu97

My brotherbin Christ, you just mentioned SOL and SUI

mytreya96

It could happen due to the liquidity providers. Whenever someone provide liquidity, they deposit 50% of that token along with 50% of it's underlying chain token, ex. WIF/SOL and setup up a range. If the price stays in that range they make profit, but if it drops below that range, their remaining SOL is converted to WIF and if prices moves up outside range, the WIF tokens are converted to SOL. This causes large red or green candles

ozera202

I think the best performing coins this cycle are BTC, SOL,SUI

Due-Candy-8929

If you’re just clicking sell you are not getting the price shown… you are getting just selling to the available buy orders - if you put in proper sell orders then someone might fill your order… if this isn’t the case it seems like 2.7% is being lost overall in fees? But you will lose some fees when both buying and selling …. Also depending on where you are selling might trigger a taxable event… so if you bought your SOL for 400, and sold for 504 , you would owe tax on the 104 profit

Solanafluent

Been feeling that too, staking SOL with vSOL via The Vault lately, and the whole flow just feels way more smooth than anything I ever did on ETH.

Solanafluent

You are probably much better off by just staking SOL for vSOL and playing around in DeFi for passive income :D

Solanafluent

All of those are shitcoins. People are actually using the chain Solana so I would suggest looking into that, and if you do. You can also stake your SOL for vSOL to earn yield :)

Solanafluent

Avoid centralized exchanges as much as you can. It's much cheaper if you swap from SOL to USDC on like Jupiter/Orca and then send it to a CEX. Also if you stake on CEX it's even worse, they take 35% of the rewards so I just stake with The Vault for vSOL atm

staycalm_oldfriend

It’s the next SOL

express_sushi49

this is why I only ever send to and from addresses I've saved as a named contact. On CDC exchange, Solflare, etf. Use the address book feature, everyone. I got address poisoned once last year too, thankfully all I lost was 1 SOL. Still sucks, but nothing remotely close to 700k USD

Escapement_Watch

Only BTC SOL and HBAR Ur welcome

Due-Candy-8929

the escrow mechanic also stops the biggest holder Ripple from dumping their supply - and they have been holding for 12 years and only adding more and more utility with time, not to mention their acquisitions like Metaco, Hidden Road and banking licenses etc… (There is nothing similar stopping Satoshi, Russia / China / microstrategy/miners or other whales from dumping their supplies on mass) and it’s actively in their interest to make the tech as functional and useful as possible … there is a fixed supply (unlike ETH / SOL) - cost to produce does not inherently equal value. Especially when that cost is ONGOING for an alternate product even after everything is produced: premining is a feature not a flaw. - Fiat currencies are literally printed out of thin air daily, yet people accept and use them because of trust, liquidity, and utility. XRP, on the other hand, is finite, has transparent ledger history, and runs on one of the most efficient blockchains in existence (that has been running over 12 years) At some point not buying became the dumb decision, especially if youre argument is the thing that is slower, much more expensive to transfer, and much more expensive to produce somehow is inherently better value 🤔

No-Group5143

I’ve also just returned to crypto (specifically BTC with a little SOL) after several years of just buying stocks as the US market is cooked with Trump in charge.

fairysquirt

to be clear if you're learning. there is a distinction that many have forgotten but is worth always stating imho. a coin has its own blockchain, a token rides on another blockchain. bitcoin on ethereum is an erc20 token, so is WETH on Ethereum, but ETH is a coin on ethereum but needs to be wrapped into the erc20 token standard to be used in DeFi just as any other token. bitcoin is the coin of bitcoin blockchain, runes are not coins they are effectively tokens following a token protocol on bitcoin. doge is a coin as its the native currency of its own blockchain. shiba is not a coin, it was a token launched on ethereum. people somehow confuse them. coins generally in my mind hold alot more merit as people who created them actually had to be blockchain developers, propagate, promote and manage their own networks. doge and wif are NOT comparable asset classes. people forgetting or not really caring about the distrinction is how this memecoin run is a rug fest because its a memetoken run and they require zero effort, skill or intention to deliver anything, or need to have any effort or continual work be done to maintain their ongoing existence. a whole network had to die for a coin to be a rug, often enough. not saying POS coins that used bitcore qt wallet works didn't lose value, but they had more merit than most tokens. there was alot more involved to integrate a coin into a website. tokens can do alot on the backs of the mother chain's compatability and talented devs work. tokens are often parasitic to the chain and the market cap of the native coin, sometimes they are the marketing and brands that draw people to that chain and support the price of the native token. maybe SOL is like this as many LPs are SOL/Shit token pairs. anyway call coins coins and tokens tokens and atleast I will be happy, apparently nobody else in crypto gives a shit anymore.

the_bueg

In my imperfect estimation, Monero has had the most stable price action in recent years. That, along with better TPS and lower tx fees that BTC - not to mention the privacy and fungibility of cash - a WAY better "currency" than BTC. I've written at length in a few other comments the last couple of days why BTC is the absolute worst "currency" of all crypto, but other comments basically encapsulate it. Monero still has an energy problem though. Not a month's worth of average US household electricity for each transaction like BTC, but it's still inefficient PoW, and with higher adoption, would attract even more miners. (I mine it myself but 100% solar and for a reason unrelated to profit. I still lose money.) Algorand is a highly underrated coin, near-free, about 1 second settlement, has USDC, time-and-battle-tested, and outstanding open governance and concentration-resistance. Cardano attributes *almost* as good, but no stablecoin yet. (And for investors, not undervalued.) XRP and SOL are too centralized and opaque for my tastes, and grossly overvalued IMO. Hedera seems promising but currently price action is too hyped (good for me bad for a currency). Needs more time, and a stablecoin. But none of that probably matters. Certainly not some rando's analysis, no matter how sober. If TSLA can take off after that earnings announcement, nothing really matters. Although we already kinda knew that in our heart of hearts didn't we - with BTC being the winningest coin going for no good reason other than being the first, and its name recognition by boomers who know absolutely nothing about crypto and just want to be able to call their broker and say, "get me in this 'crypto' thing!".

cecirdr

This feels like the old VHS vs Betamax thing. The lesser standard won. (I sure dated myself didn't I) I personally lean more toward Hedera and Cardano in my current portfolio despite most of my holdings being BTC. SOL has seemed iffy to me and I got rid of most of my holdings. XRP seems poised to break out, but I concur with your sentiment on it. I'm in ETH because while it's taken heat for going POS, that is much more useful for becoming a true currency. I'll look into ALGO. It sounds intriguing. I have the same feeling that you do though, that all the logic in the world won't amount to diddly when we start to see all of this eventually shake out into its "final form".

the_bueg

It's so irrational. BTC's value is not as a "currency", but as "digital gold" as they say. A "finite store of value". Which to me sounds like copium, and has no defensible basis in reality. At the end of the day, IMO, it's just a speculative asset, plain and simple. Don't get me wrong, I've been in BTC for almost ten years - and slowly bought more through every major downturn - and it's done very well for me. So I'm not complaining, but I don't get it. It's not just irrational, it's moronic IMO. XRP and SOL are very high throughput and solving some problems like cross-border payments, but both are too opaque and centralized IMO, and SOL has had actual outages - an absolute non-starter in my book. I don't know how anyone can accept that, even as a historical blip. No distributed P2P crypto network should *ever* have an "outage". But again - the market is not rational, so what I would think should matter, is utterly irrelevant. Why has TSLA been going *up* after last earnings call? Up is down, and red is pineapple quarterback. Hedera sound really intriguing to me. I (and apparently only I) think of it as "Gen 3" crypto. I think of Algorand and Cardano are "Gen 2+", and ETH on Proof-of-Stake is "Gen 2". ETH on Proof-of-Work was "Gen 1+" in my mind (supporting smart contracts but still crazy power requirements), Bitcoin is "Gen 1 proof-of-concept". The first. Works about as well as a toddler eating glue. Monero is solidly and [I'd argue] the best of Gen 1: still PoW and no smart contracts - but low tx costs, faster than bitcoin - and as private and fungible as cash. I myself am mostly in Bitcoin, but betting heavily on Hedera and Algorand. ALGO is a total underdog, overlooked, underappreciated, and IMO grossly undervalued. What it has going for is is essentially free and instant transactions - among the quickest going - excellent governance and decentralization model, USDC is available on the chain, and the foundation is apparently making deals left and right with governments and other organizations. To do what, exactly, I don't quite remember [and/or never bothered looking into it more] - but the chain could certainly be used as the basis for one or more government-sponsored digital currencies for better or worse. (Better for ALGO, for sure.) But again, fundamentals and logic really don't seem to mean shit. Just throw a dart at the friggin wall.

cecirdr

You said very clearly the thoughts that were in my head when I bought my first crypto only a few months ago. I have half of my money in BTC, but part of me has continued to wonder why BTC is so popular and ALTs lag. I have the rest of my investment spread out between XRP, HBAR, ADA, SOL and ETH, because I have no idea which ALT could "win the war". At some point, crypto has be start being used as currency....right? I don't see BTC being able to do that any more than gold can be used as a currency. It's just not transactional. I'm still thinking that at some point, the need for transactional speed will cause ALTs to gain traction. I wish I understood the underlying mechanics better so I could figure out which ones were better poised to be "the one". So until then, I'll just spread the wealth and continue mostly in BTC, with the other half in ALTs.

ArcticSwimx

Knew it was fake when no SOL on the list

JerryLeeDog

Everyone who holds ETH is comparatively LOW on that chain compared to true digital scarcity. SOL will flip ETH. Then the next shitcoin will flip SOL. By then. Bitcoin will be even more out of reach for the avg Joe.

DBRiMatt

It wasn't ADA, ALGO or even SOL.... ftball21 was the real ETH Killer all along!

hoppeeness

This could be said for pretty much every alt and BTC this week…it’s definitely still trailing SOL.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; CME Group announced plans to launch XRP futures on May 19, 2025, pending regulatory review. The new offerings will include micro-sized and larger-sized contracts, providing market participants with tools to manage risks and support investment strategies. The futures will be cash-settled and based on the CME CF XRP-Dollar Reference Rate. This expansion adds to CME Group's existing crypto derivatives suite, which includes Bitcoin, Ether, and SOL futures, reflecting growing institutional and retail interest in XRP and its ledger technology. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

CosmicTyrannosaurus

I legit believe Pyrate will be above 10M soon. SOL is raising, Pyrate is already +30% while others are +10%.

yebyen

Is Solana cheap though? I wanted to get started on pump swap but it says I need to hold a minimum of 0.01 SOL for fees. What are the fees like? How long will 0.01 SOL last me, if I'm updating my positions regularly? I only have ... less than that to spare.

GroundbreakingPage41

ETH maxis want SOL bag holders to hate ETH so bad, like bro we don’t even think of you

letsdrinktothat

Bitcoin Cash is a fork of bitcoin designed to be more useful for day-to-day payments. It has some niche traction in that area, but as an investment asset, by design, forget it. Arbitrum is a technically good, modern L2, existing in a very crowded space. Who can say if any such project will come out on top. Maybe it's worth a gamble. Solana. Depending who you listen to, it is either the worst garbage ever dreamed up by the vilest scum in crypto, or it's the future of finance and literally going to save the world. Pick a side. Personally SOL has been good to me, so I have positive feelings about it. XRP. Someone once said that Adele is music for people who don't like music. Well, XRP is crypto for people who don't like crypto. Don't fall for it.

Solanafluent

What worked for me was just accumulating as much SOL as I can and then staking it for vSOL or some LST on Solana and having that LST working in DeFi for even more passive income. Just make sure to not chase the super high APYs as it's probably a catch with that.. but what feels safe to me is to lend my LST out for now.

Solanafluent

I would avoid staking on any centralized exchange tbh. First of all the APY is quite bad and if you want to unstake there is a unstake period..which means you can miss dump or pumps if you want to exit position. If you liquid stake you can unstake whenever you want for the lowest fee. But the biggest advantage I think is that you are able to utilize your staked SOL in DeFi if you want. Personally I staked for vSOL ( The Vault) and have some of that vSOL in Kamino to generate even more passive income. Remember that CEX's can also freeze funds, get hacked etc..

Solanafluent

Honestly, for me it's SOL. It seems like it has been chosen to be the consumer chain. Sure, there is a lot of bad publicity around meme coins lately but I see it from another pov, that it's actually good that the chain can handle this kind of volume. And with SOL being in talks to be added into US digital reserve it's a no brainer. I just focus on accumlating as much SOL as I can and staking it for vSOL for a solid passive income.

Solanafluent

You dont make money chasing green candles. I usually had the most success accumlating when everyone else was scared. Easier said then done but I just saw how much the passive income from doing liquid staking generated me by deploying vSOL in different lending projects and more. When you liquid stake your SOL is not locked.

Solanafluent

I have been staking my SOL since FTX crash, so a couple of years. If you're staking I would suggest doing liquid staking with the on-chain projects like vSOL or some other LST. This way it's pretty much set and forget and if you want you can use it in DeFi. But in your case if you want to unstake rapidly you cannot do that if you staked with a CEX because they have a unstake period. Feels much safer to liquid stake because I can exit position instantly if I would like tbh

Solanafluent

If Solana dies, the biggest loss would be its liquid staking ecosystem..stuff like vSOL in The Vault actually makes SOL useful beyond just trading. You earn yield while keeping liquidity, similar to stETH but with Solana speed.

MinuteAbrocoma666

Great breakdown 🔥, I have been loving the $SOL rewards I’ve been getting !

arjum-mandal

For secure low fee crypto investing Coinbase or Kraken are great starting points. For long term consider BTC ETH or SOL for short term explore layer 2 or AI tokens like MATIC or FET but always research first. Stick to DCA weekly or monthly to manage risk without constant trading.

Onauto

ADA would be an excellent choice. It was named as a part of the US crypto stockpile. XRP SOL were also named alongside BTC and ETH. They’ve all been crowned golden for the “golden age”. Dude has way too big an ego not to pump crypto so I’m guessing they’re all going to moon.

MakaniRider

Sounds fair. What’s your view on SOL in this analysis?

AccomplishedPhase883

I have BTC TAO Don’t like SOL. Check out $KAS. KASPA report on X

Appropriate-Talk-735

Only do BTC and if you want to add to it consider only SOL.

Cptn_BenjaminWillard

Do you not know who Turing was? A historical figure in math, computers, and cryptography. If you don't want to read the post, just don't read it. Some of us here might find this stuff to be interesting. Certainly a lot better than posts about ETH and SOL and lambos.

srodland01

I get the skepticism—new projects always get trashed when they make bold claims, especially in here. But let’s take a step back. Qubic hitting 15.52M TPS on its mainnet (verified by Certik, not some random testnet fluff) is insane, and we’re talking instant finality with zero delays. Compare that to Solana’s 65K TPS under ideal conditions and the rest—Qubic is in a league of its own. The tick-based architecture, AI compute, and DeFi support are real use cases that could make Qubic a game-changer. Remember how Solana and Sui were doubted early on? People called Solana a “centralized mess” and Sui a “hype coin” when they first popped off. Now look at them—Solana’s a top 5 chain, and Sui’s carving out its niche. This subreddit was full of skeptics back then too, but the ones who saw the potential early are the ones laughing now. Qubic’s just getting started. Once it hits mainstream and devs start building on it, we’ll be seeing the same FOMO we saw with SOL and SUI. Don’t be the fool who dismisses it now and regrets it later when it will be discussed everywhere. Writing it off now—yeah well, that’s a mistake.

Ok-Western-5799

Bitcoin first, then maybe coins like ETH, LINK, FET, SOL, EOS, and XRP. These are few leaders in their respective narratives.

Ok-Western-5799

Buy LINK, EOS, or SOL. You can be sure of making some real gains with SOL while LINK has been more stable over the past few months—less volatile than most other alts. For EOS, transitioning to VAULTA might just be the steal of the season. Narrative drives momentum, and in crypto, timing the right story often means front-running the next pump. A 3–4x might just be the baseline if these narratives hit full steam.

DifficultyMoney9304

That's the spirit! LFG!!! I went all in last week into Coinbase and robinhood stock, ETH, SOL and SUI and a bunch of blue chip defi applications plus like a shit tonne of leap calls on ethereum strike price 3000 expiring end of year. Honestly this is a once in a decade opportunity.

tlcconsults

Hmm maybe SOL

HoodFruit

Yep! Even for me, I still double and triple check when I make usdc transfers because of exactly this. Exchanges now just say USDC and irs up to me to confirm it’s actually the same usdc. Pretty fkd. They should allow deposits of either token by default. It spooked me enough that I stopped using USDC on Poly and just transfer it over SOL instead.

RaySwan1234

SOL has a set inflation schedule and it would take hundreds of years to get close to 50b tokens. ETH is deflationary not inflationary most of the time. DOGE is garbage i don't even know why you bring up a memecoin as it's not relevant

Designer_Speech8942

You’ll probably get smoked. Only Bitcoin has any degree of security at this point in time as the institutional buyers have invested heavily. Those institutions have far less, if any, in ADA, ETH, SOL, XRP, etc. If some exogenous variable caused the crypto market to crater, they could walk away from their positions with minimal damage but would stick with their Bitcoin holdings.

HoeSlappa96

SOL

Opposite-Cod-8290

Not at all bro I had SOL at .40 and actually understand these cryptos and use them. Xrp is simply a garbage investment for long term. You can trade it and make $ with it but I wouldn’t actually invest in it

Pure_Ad_9865

What are you talking about? 85% of the total supply is already in circulation, 42.22 billion out of 50 billion tokens have been released, and no new tokens can be minted. For comparison, XRP has only 58 billion out of 100 billion (65%) in circulation. SOL, ETH, and DOGE don’t even have a maximum supply, they can be minted indefinitely.

RaySwan1234

At this point it'd be SOL

ArkhamSyko

Honestly, I was thinking the same thing😅 but I’ll go with XRP and $White and maybe some SOL

HorseCockExpress6969

SOL

Solanafluent

It's not? I just learned that 68% of SOL is staked, that's pretty impressive.

SwimOld5053

Trust the top projects only at this time. ADA. ETH. SOL. DOT. LINK. If newer ones, maybe SUI or HBAR.

Different-Thanks-431

With that amount, get SOL first, then you can add couple of bags like XRP, ETH, AIOZ and probably FARTcoin.

Due-Candy-8929

XRP passed ETH on total diluted market cap 😅 love SOL and XRP… but have been buying some ETH while sentiment is in the gutter….

ZealousidealCode914

Where are all those Pepe Bots coming from? Stick with BTC SOL XRP and ETH, maybe Chainlink.

iamjide91

Hard to tell for sure. But investing in trends like in the real world might be a life saver. For instance, saying you'll invest in AI companies like Nvidia, Tesla, etc, the block chain has its own options too like AIOZ & OCEAN. Or of you are totally confused on what to invest your money on, just go for the highcaps like SOL, ETH, or BTC.

HBAR_10_DOLLARS

Some other coins like SOL and HBAR are also heavily outperforming

Low_Arm9230

Bitcoin, SOL, ETH, XRP,LINK,DOT

purple_doggo

Day trade. The market is starting to froth. BTC true floor is probably around 60-70k but hopefully it's testing new highs. Just sell when you can and then reinvest. Find YouTube channels that help you call the tops. Don't try to time it but sell along the way. Personally with only $1200 I'd be a little riskier personally and then when you sell. Hold them wait to get BTC at a discount. My alt coins in order of risk. ETH SOL ADA Jasmy Aerodrome finance

Alascanamerican

Buy the American utility coins - XRP, SOL, ADA, HBAR, XLM, AVAX, et

Spud_Boii

You can’t go wrong with btc. I personally do the following: * Bitcoin (BTC): 30% * Ethereum (ETH): 23% * XRP: 17% * Solana (SOL): 15% * Avalanche (AVAX): 5% * Chainlink (LINK): 5% * Speculative Picks (INJ, ARB, RNDR): 5% — 1.67% each This diversifies my portfolio but if I was you I would start heavy with bitcoin

OMFGROFLMAO2

Meanwhile BNB is sitting there at #5 doing absolutely nothing. 100% centralized with 0 use case. Keep the SOL hate stronk.

Humble-Departure5481

Not a good short-term investment. BTC is expensive. For short term for this year, SOL would give you a 3x return (most likely). More bang for your buck. I have both.

GreenEagle09

I would say SOL and has been for the last 2 years because of its utility. Close second is BGB (Bitgets token). Currently the number 2 exchange token and its utility is very good and has a lot of potential for the future. It did a x13 from January to December last year.

Glittering_Alps634

Lol same here , waiting for ETH , SOL and World coin to booom 🚀🚀😂😂

Glittering_Alps634

A dip to buy BTC , ETH ,SOL and WLDcoin🚀🚀

jawni

Well they were one of the biggest purchasers of SOL from the FTX estate, so there bullish on SOL, which is the opposite of the average redditor. Congrats to them on their conviction on the inverse r/cc strategy.

Btomesch

SOL is already up quite a bit in market cap and in the top 10. SUI has a lot of growth potential still. One is a 10x while the other is a 20x-50x