SOL

Backieotamy

Depends on the alt-coin... SOL, XRP, KAS, HBAR etc.. all have very real, very much in use by institutional investors in either production or a ton in various level of beta testing and integration. There is no, alt-coins all generate \*blank\*; they perform specific functions specific to the chain, game, industry etc.. As the crypto's are used\\burned for the specific purpose the supply diminishes and as long as people continue to want to use \*\*blank\*\* service the price increases due to less availability so what the alt's do is generate money and/or let you buy your new sword in a game, pay transfer fee's, provide virtual currency in new gaming platforms etc.. etc.. etc..

jeyzzl

It will lead to loses 99% of the time. Real money isn’t made by trading in crypto. It is made by holding long term. If you look at the people that have made “life changing” gains on their crypto bags, you’ll find they held their coins for 3+ years. Trading is not for normies like us that don’t have access to institutional funds and/or protection. You’ll probably trade your life saving away by attempting to predict and leverage trade the crypto market. Look rather into DCA strategies for the top 3-5 coins (BTC,ETH,SOL at the very least) If you want a higher risk/reward ratio, allocate a portion of your portfolio to other decentralized projects like SPX6900. Stop trading and believe in something. ✊🏻

Just__Russ

🎶 I got SOL but I’m not a soldier 🎵 

Longjumping-Alarm-50

I’m fairly new to crypto too ☺️ and just starting small to see how things work. Right now I hold BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP, and I’ve been hearing good things about LINK as well. For the short term (1–2 months), I’m curious which coins people think have solid upside potential. For the long term, I’m more interested in very low-risk options, since I mainly want to check how this space works without going all-in. Not planning to become a big trader, but I’m genuinely interested in learning and following the market. If anyone has ideas or coins they’re watching, I’d really appreciate the insights🫶🏽

Fun-Tough-174

BTC, ETH, SOL, (Maybe XRP). Keep and stack them then sell rest

Bringerofsalvation

I still remember this sub screaming that SOL is dead at 8$ a little over 3 years ago… pretty fucking wild that it’s nearly at ATH again

SatoshiSiren88

Make sure you search using the ca mentioned in this post! There are a few fakes out there. Also, Kendu is on ETH and has wormholes to SOL and Base. So that might explain why you see multiple Kendu's 😊 If you want more info on Kendu or need any help finding the right Kendu then please feel free to join the tg and ask away! The $Kendu community is very friendly and helpful🧡

Background-Run-689

[claimyoursols.app](http://claimyoursols.app) to claim locked SOL from Solana listed on Phantom Official Dapps.

ryem0n

Too many coins man just stack bitcoin it will never let you down. Maybe a bit of Ether too. I only have 4 max SUI SOL BTC ETH

flarept1

Is anyone surprised at 1k BNB? I'm not. They might prop up the coin and all with crime seazon but they DO BURN billions worth of BNB every year. There's no foundation nonstop dumping like it happens with SOL / ETH / LINK for example. That's why it doesn't dump as much as the rest of the market, and it has solid upwards momentum.

x_lincoln_x

So its a group ETF? BTC and ETH will lift it and XRP, SOL, and ADA will drag it down.

MiserableOutside9335

$20 on a token with approaching $45bn supply is a market cap of $1 trillion. That would put it at 2x ETH's current market cap. Think it's do-able but a lot would have to happen and ADA would likely have to be adopted for some use-case that ETH is currently not serving (and outcompete ETH/SOL/etc.). If this does happen, it will be a good day in my household!

AK_Dan

ADA, XRP and SOL… no LINK??? Those three are shitcoins compared to Chainlink.

HugeReputation4790

IMHO, SOL is a reasonable long-term hold **if** you believe throughput + UX win. FWIW the network has matured a lot (fees, reliability, ecosystem breadth), and real usage is visible. Counterpoints: concentration risk, infra hiccups, and market cyclicality. My approach is boring: position size conservatively, DCA, and rebalance on big moves. If you’re just starting, a BTC/SOL/ETH mix avoids single-bet risk.

MeButSober

Update: Restructured to $55 in BTC, $50 IN SOL, $40 in ETH, with $10 each in PEPE and DOGE. No other holdings.

rechtim

Ignore the noise, you're off to a great start. I'd suggest more in SOL and ETH for staking rewards

RedneckHippy76

Ok. I have a few of those myself. May want to Consider ETH , SOL and LINK. I started with a tad more than you with my COVID money. That being said I funded it for almost 2 years by recycling containers. 20 and 30 dollars at a time. Things have changed a little in the ecosystem but Blockchain is here to stay so may as well back the big players. The Financial Institutions kinda messed us up but the projects they back will most likely produce modest gains. But yeah, I think the Moonshot days are over unless you are very techy.

AutisticGayBear69

I loaded up on SOL yesterday after selling some OPEN stocks. Idk which will pump harder over the next few months. Been holding BTC and ETH for a while.

Mental-Mission8494

Done with Alts. BTC, ETH, SOL. W

CapitalIncome845

If you want to go with the top coins, go 78% BTC, 18% ETH, 4% SOL. That's based on current market cap. XRP has had its run. It seems like more of a buy near $2.

Backieotamy

Well, I mean we kind of had a mini-alt already. DOGE, SOL, XRP, ETH, KAS and others are up substantially from just a couple of months ago. To your point,, it could be fizzling out now or (to my hopes) between these cuts, the gigantic list of ETF's coming in October that I looked at last night, and BTC price decline, it could go parabolic. I dont pretend to know, but... I will invest according to historical patterns and those three are big items that tend to kick-off buying.

AutisticGayBear69

BTC ETH SOL in that order. $500, $250, $250 *Maybe* or XRP instead of SOL.

Prestigious-Rise7566

BTC, ETC, maybe sprinkle some SOL

zooka19

Good idea, I didn't decide to trim BTC/ETH/SOL and buy others for now.

zooka19

I'm overweight on my BTC, BNB, SOL holdings, under on ETH and XRP. Might trim profits on those 3 and add to the 2 underweight instead of dcaing new money (would bring me over my investing budget since I've mainly been doing stocks). I know this sub hates XRP but oh well.

partymsl

Logically you should buy stuff like BTC, ETH and maybe SOL. Realistically we would maybe put 10% into BTC, 30% on ETH and the rest yolo on shitcoins.

Sharkorica

Coins values are not measured by the amount each coin is worth because each coin has a different number of tokens available. You need to look at the market cap to see the true value of the coin. That's why XRP has a value of $3 ish per coin and SOL has $240 per coin but their market cap is similar. Also most likely the "cheaper coins" are cheap for a reason. You're better off sticking to the top 10 mainly and then maybe 10% of your portfolio gambling on lower caps.

Barry_Kong

😂 Man this too much explanation, there is no alt season. Alts will never get that 2021 cycle again, because conditions are different now. No Quantitative easing will make it happen. People are largerly focused on BTC, ETH, SOL, and BNB.

rabsandwally

Careful with that strategy. Price of the coin doesnt matter when each coin has a different total supply. Just because Ethereum is $4500 and BTC is 117k, others cannot get there ever. Be sure to look at marketcap and not the price of the token to get the actual idea on what the growth potential is. Example SOL is $236 at $128B marketcap and TRX is $0.34 at a $32B marketcap. So TRX at $1.36 would be $128B and equal market share as SOL at $236.

MarcusCryptoMoves

BTC and ETH will be your safest bets with SOL coming in third. If you’re feeling more spontaneous you could go with LINK, AVAX, ADA etc.

TerrorizingThunder

If the new 4 yr cycle plays out like others I’d buy BTC, ETH, & SOL end of yr 2026.

liTtlebrocoi

Good start man, SOL, ETH, LINK and even some BTC are all solid for the long run, especially if you keep adding with DCA. Those have strong communities and real use cases that should last into the next cycles. If you want to mix in something smaller with big potential, I’d also look at Record Nexus ($RECORD). It is different from the usual chain tokens because it is bringing music rights and film IP into DeFi. Stuff like that could grow a lot by 2030 if real world assets on-chain keep expanding.

Majestic_Plane_1656

HYPE made billions. SOL ran to 280. ETH ran to almost 5k. TRUMP and JAILSTOOL made people millionaires overnight. FARTCOIN ran to $2. What do you mean where's alt season?

jeyzzl

Hey! cool to see you’re starting so early, and with such a solid base. I also started when I was around 19 and had to go through multiple losses to get the hang of this Tbh your port is solid. I am personally not a fan of XRP, mainly because of the Ripple board and CEO. I don’t like em. But I mean, people have made money with it, and the community it’s loyal AF for better or for worse. So just do good research on it. The rest of your portfolio is solid. Can’t go wrong with a solid portion in BTC, and imo ETH is the next best option. I would personally look divide the XRP port to 5% SOL and 5% SPX6900. SOL exposes you to the entire Solana ecosystem pretty much. And since it’s the fastest growing blockchain network after ETH, I think is another really safe bet. SPX6900 is a movement coin mocking the S&P500, and making a similar index seeding other crypto projects. It’s natively an ERC-20 token, but it has become chain agnostic through bridges with Solana and Base. TLDR. It’s an index exposing you to the rest of the crypto ecosystem. Do your research always. You have a solid base, so as long as you don’t deviate too much from it you should be good. Don’t look at charts too much. Hodl strong. And be patient.

Numerous_Ruin_4947

SOL never flipped BNB if you go by coinranking.com. Coinmarketcap did however because they have a smaller circulating supply for BNB. I am not sure which is correct. [https://coinranking.com/](https://coinranking.com/)

trumpaddict2020

BNB up 9%, SOL more than 10%. Every shit coin is doing better lately.

MichaelAischmann

BNB flipped SOL. These two are really going head to head.

Legitimate_Towel_919

Bold targets like $135K BTC or $280 SOL sound exciting, but every cycle reminds us the path there is never straight

Relative-Message-706

I believe BTC is just the beginning of cryptocurrency - and that most "alt-coins" are undervalued in comparison. Why? Because from my assessment, many other cryptocurrencies realistically have more utility than BTC - they just have significantly more circulating supply. I think ETH is the real Silver to BTC's gold. There is more of it - therefore it's less valuable - but it's also more useful than gold, so there is value. Then you have something like SOL which is (IMO) the Bronze to ETHs silver - same logic, it's more useful than silver but also more common than silver. I suppose you could apply that sort of logic to just about any cryptocurrency. Your "silver" and "bronze" may differ - or you may categorize them as other useful, but not as valuable tangible assets.

AndreasDanmark

LTC is to old, i don't think he ever back to trend But SOL also very risky

SlyckCypherX

 SOL!

jawni

>DFDV with SOL is like MSTR with BTC. I think FORD will be the MSTR of Solana. Gonna be very hard to compete with them.

The_Retirement_Token

I would recommend taking 50% to big names like BTC, ETH & SOL other 30% to projects you like, for example SPX6900, Doge, Shiba and the rest invest it into the 42069K retirement account (your tokenized 401K)

Gr33nC4ndl3

Checking some stock that will benefit I think DFDV is one of the best with low float (around 10mln) and pretty shorted (around 30%). If SOL will go around 500$ DFDV could spike well over 30$ and maybe 50$ if there will be a shortsqueeze. DFDV with SOL is like MSTR with BTC.

UdyrPrimeval

That stat definitely puts things in perspective. With that much SOL staked, the actual liquid supply is way tighter than it looks on paper. On the one hand, it’s bullish since less supply on exchanges can help price action, but on the other it means a lot of coins are locked up and not easily accessible if sentiment flips. In my case, I like to balance staking with keeping a portion liquid, just so I’m not forced to unstake during volatile moves. Another angle is using liquid staking tokens (like mSOL or jitoSOL) which give you yield but stay tradable. Though you take on some protocol risk. If you’re swapping between ecosystems or managing multiple tokens, a multi-chain aggregator like Rubic ([Rubic](https://www.reddit.com/r/Rubic/) talks about it a lot) can be handy to move in/out of SOL without juggling tons of bridges or DEXs.

Ritikamshah

For October–November, top cryptos to watch include **BTC, ETH, SOL, and emerging RWA tokens**. 🚀 One standout is **SHHEIKH Token** – combining AI + Real Estate + Fractional Ownership. Check it out 👉 [https://shheikh.io/](https://shheikh.io/)

NckyDC

SOL

No-Extension-180

$SOL. It’s paired with ETH to use as the CBDC bi chain backbone for the new world order. EU will help pump both. ETH is too expensive and slow. However it had institutional adoption shortly after BTC in US and is trusted basket of currencies backing a stronger us dollar and ATH in our crypto currency markets. Esprit de Liberte’

Competitive_Bet_8485

You’ve got a solid start with SOL, LINK, and ETH. For the long run (2030+), I think it’s also smart to look at projects that connect crypto to real-world use. One example is Record Nexus, which is bringing music, film, and patents on-chain through IP-backed bonds. It’s not the hype type of coin, but more of a slow and steady kind of play that could give balance to your portfolio over time.

SunthornThai

XRP will not make x5 in the next years, SOL will easily!

Nightmare_Tonic

I bought SOL at $20, held it for years, and sold it at $262. What exactly was my mistake, do you think? Rofl

Nightmare_Tonic

No I quite literally didn't. I dumped $250k worth of SOL at $262. It has never recovered. I still hold my BTC though

jawni

Self-custody is only worth it if you anticipate using the funds on chain and you don't trust any exchanges to be secure enough. I keep my SOL and ETH self-custody but my BTC I have custodied between ETFs and exchanges.

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Significant-Check669

I currently have been building up my holdings of BTC, XRP, and SOL.

noviwu97

No need, those are for people who do high frequency trading. I did a lot memecoin trading back in 2024. I turned 5 SOL into 500 SOL. One thing that I learned is that it's almost always better to sell than hold.

Turbulent_Ad273

thank you, and should i get a expert account in theses things? idk what is going on, but yeah i feel like this can make me a millionaire how things are going on X. i plan on leaving 100k in SOL no more memecoins i have to accept the fact this is not everytime this was a blessing

Fit-Seaworthiness855

Xrp is a con game at this point... SOL all the way...

Perfect-Sir5660

The only alt that has gone home (regression band) this year is Etherium. Honestly not confident many alts will hit ATHs. Personally, I would only invest in BCH, ETH, SOL, and XRP.

14qr23we

The narrative that is hyping up $PUMP right now is the fact that it has high revenue, roughly half of $HYPE, and while Hype as a 15B Marketcap, Pump is currently only around 3B. Add to that the streaming service wherein some of the streamers already earned \~100k USD(?) in a short span of time. Add to that that $SOL ($PUMP is part of its ecosystem) seems to be one of the main narratives right now and seems to want to surpass its ATHs following Ethereum's footsteps. When SOL pumps, generally speaking SOL tokens follow.

ElectroHash

same with a 67% ETH portfolio (14% SOL)

Olskoolah

Only up 5% since a week ago even with 1/3 of my portfolio being SOL. 5% return considering the amount of ball sweat exuded waiting for markets to dump on every macro economic report hardly makes this shit worth it anymore when you could just buy stocks or gold and chill.

emma_lightwood

**Some of the Good long-term crypto bets are,** * **Bitcoin ($BTC)** — It is the OG, which is store of value, network effects, relative regulatory clarity. * **Ethereum ($ETH)** — It is the strong smart-contract platform; upgrade path (scalability, PoS, sharding) likely keeps it relevant. * **Chainlink ($LINK)** — Connecting blockchains & real-world data is something every DeFi project needs. * **Solana ($SOL)** — High throughput + fast execution; if it solves its stability/security issues, it could scale in many use-cases

DankShibe

Hbar isn't top 10. I am talking about stuff like ETH, BNB, XRP, SOL, DOGE. LTC

117Reclaimer

Are you a bag holder? Im profitable on SOL, LOL

bizaroo933

Yeah and the others are from a few other huge market cap performers like SOL and BNB. Did you take one look to coins like SUI, ADA and PEPE from example?

dirodvstw

Aka SOL

FrodoDBaggin

I’ve never been a Monero guy but if what you say is true then I agree it’s not bad at all. Look at SOL.. it shits the bed all the time and is apparently a poster child for crypto. I’m not sure why you’re downvoted on this. We should all want more privacy, which is what Monero is known for…

ross_iya

You can buy 40 XRP or .5 SOL

scoopdiddlypoop

ATH , coming from someone who rode SOL and MATIC before they were top 100 coins last bull run

dataCollector42069

shorting tf out of SOL right now

verysillyman

Bad take considering the performance of SOL, ETH, and XRP over the years

Bethco1590

SOL!!!!! Hands down, SOL!!!!

bizaroo933

That is because Solana and Ethereum are doing good, which are very big market cap coins. Outside coins like ETH, SOL and BNB they all do shit especially if you compare it to 2017/2021

matedalmata

Check out $BUSINESS and $IMF on $ETH OG $mcdc on $SOL They're all good, low MC. DCA & HODL

Dubb18

No. IMO follow the institutional money for the "safer" bet. Yes, I know there is no such thing as a safe bet. SOL and AVAX are getting ETFs at some point in the coming months. As much as this goes against one of the core principles of crypto ideologues, institutional buying is what is driving the prices this time around. ETF approval will lead to additional institutional buying pressure. There are companies that cannot buy crypto directly due to investor rules, so they do it through ETFs. When the US gains better regulation clarity from Congress (expected by end of year), then that will lead to more money flowing into the sector. Exactly where and how high things go from here is all speculative. A lot different from several years ago since there are millions of different crypto out there now. Several years ago, good news led the increase of everything. That may or may not be the case now.

Amazonreviewscool67

> Just because ADA (or ETH or SOL, etc) is garbage Random redditor calls 3 top blockchains garbage. Regrettably, his search history was full of, not research, but OnlyFans content. More at 11.

DingDongWhoDis

Oh, I lost the right to criticize it?? LOL I made my point, and I'll die on that hill all day. ADA is not impressive in the least, and your hopes/dreams/expectations for theoretical future performance is simple speculation for something that may or may not happen. It's your money, though, do whatever you want with your investments. Just because ADA (or ETH or SOL, etc) is garbage doesn't mean you won't possibly make good money. The upside is extremely thin and dependent on bs hype today.

YogurtclosetTall2558

Think in tranches and rules. I’d deploy over 8 to 12 weeks, set take profit levels before entries, and build a base of BTC and ETH. Add a growth sleeve for SOL and a utility sleeve for LINK and a data pick. For the last piece I like Ocean Protocol because AI data supply chains keep getting more important. Keep cash on the side for nasty dips.

YogurtclosetTall2558

If you are thinking in 2030 to 2035 timeframes, stick to a core of BTC and ETH, then add a fast L1 like SOL and an infra pick like LINK. After that I like a small sleeve for the data and AI economy since AI workloads need clean, permissioned datasets. That is where something like Ocean Protocol fits as the “data rails” piece. DCA, cold storage, and rebalancing once or twice a year is boring but it works.

Illustrious-Energy50

BTC is the obvious choice. l always thought the lack of sustainable ECO features unlike ETH POS uses 99 % the energy of BTC POW would cause some possible trouble in BTC price in the future, yet this seems to be ignored by most experts esp Michael Saylor . Like most things in Crypto it can change but BTC /ETH should be core holding, perhaps some SOL, Some XRP due to real world bank use but lots hype, a few months ago some actually questioned if XRP could one day replace BTC

Appropriate-Talk-735

I guess they will perform in this order: SOL HBAR ETH XRP

FrostyStrategy5951

Just admit you don’t have SOL

Django_McFly

> Would you rotate your BTC to other assets? I wouldn't do it now, but earlier I borrowed against some of my BTC to buy other stuff (SOL, HYPE, SUI) and go even longer on BTC.

Kaliberrrr

What a great morning to wake up this morning and see SOL rising this morning higher and higher every morning until there's no more morning

Exotic_Cantaloupe_96

BTC, ETH, SOL and LINK is a good portoflio. SUI and KAS is one of the many maybe buy a small bag and see what happens. More important than a list is the percentages. I prefer to keep around 70% of my portfolio on BTC and ETH.

chimb0w

I'd rather go for a decentralized blockchain instead of XRP or SOL if you want to hold for a long period. But if you're just playing around in the short term that's ok

jwz9904

8 straight days of green for SOL and counting

Sharkorica

Make sure you do some research before investing and don't just listen to anons on Reddit. But first I would check out the altseason roadmap. Currently we're at phase 2 ETH phase, which I believe will be an ETH + SOL phase this time around. Then we'll rotate into high caps that fit the current narrative such as LINK, ONDO, TAO, RENDER, INJ. Then into smaller caps. In terms of up and coming projects, if you want true low caps then I would follow the right people on CT and invest (not gamble) on the SOL ecosystem. Most crypto projects are now launching there due to the exposure they'll get and creator rewards.

Numerous_Ruin_4947

It hasn’t even started yet. Dogecoin is the sixth-largest cryptocurrency by market cap if you exclude stablecoins, ranking just behind ETH, BNB, XRP, and SOL. Yet it’s only at $0.29 after a 2021 all-time high of around $0.73. You can’t really call that a bull run - at a minimum, it would need to at least match its previous ATH.

Ancient-Stock-3261

SOL ripping past $240 is no joke, but after a run like that, you usually get some profit-taking before the next leg up. If ETF chatter and the upgrade hype hold steady, $250+ is def on the table, but I’d expect a little pullback first to shake out weak hands.

Live_Pattern_3302

I wouldn’t feel great about buying anything now. Xrp was .50 a year ago. And I have a multi six figure crypto holdings. But I bought most of it 2018-2021. I own both. But way more xrp than SOL

jawni

Took a tiny bit of profits on my SOL, also sold a bit to get some PUMP and CARDS.

distopatuk

BTC of course. SUI's FDV is too high, so a big no. ETH investment thesis is kinda broken since the modularity. SOL and LINK maybe. SPX6900 is a very interesting bet with maximum upside and longevity.

HotGuy90210

BTC, ETH, SOL, SUI, LINK, KAS - is this a good portfolio for holding for the next few months?

poozyfloor

Last time SOL was this high we were in meme coin season. A true alt coin season must be around the corner if it’s pumping now.

Amazing-Andy99

SOL

YouAreAnFnIdiot

SOL gonna fuck shit up

ruminkb

Well they are on different block chains. I think they compliment each other really well personally. Just note. Hype isn't sold on centralized exchanges atm in the us. I currently have the wormhole version from uniswap. Price is 1:1 and directly minted from the hype liquidity pool. I think it will be sold on centralized exchanges soon, it's just a really young town. But this is a chat gpt breakdown and reason why I think they work really well with each other. JLP = a liquidity-provider token that represents holdings in Jupiter’s perpetuals LP pool (a basket of assets used to fund leveraged trades). Its value comes from LP earnings (borrow/fee income) and underlying basket revaluation. HYPE = a protocol token for the Hyperliquid L1/Dex ecosystem with a capped supply, token emissions/vesting schedule, and utility across fees/staking/governance depending on Hyperliquid’s design. It behaves like a tradable protocol token rather than a direct LP-share. --- Side-by-side (concise) 1) Token type / economic primitive JLP — LP token representing a pooled basket of assets (SOL, ETH, WBTC, USDC/USDT) that backs Jupiter Perps lending. Holders own pro-rata share of the pool and earn the protocol’s borrowing/fee revenue inside the token. No separate “staking” step — yield accrues within JLP units. HYPE — Native protocol token of Hyperliquid L1/DEX. It’s a capped supply fungible token used for network incentives, protocol economics, and probably governance/staking/fee capture depending on their docs. It’s not an on-chain basket LP token. 2) Supply & distribution (key numbers) JLP — Market pages list circulating supply figures (token is minted/burned as LPs deposit/withdraw); JLP’s “max supply” is not quoted as a fixed cap because it represents pool shares rather than a fixed issuance cap. See market data for current circulating amounts. HYPE — Capped supply (CoinMarketCap shows max supply 1,000,000,000 HYPE and circulating figures are published; official docs and vesting/allocations are tracked publicly). That cap + scheduled unlocks drive inflation dynamics. 3) How value is generated / accrues JLP — Value = underlying basket asset performance + accrued fees/borrow interest from perpetual traders. Liquidity providers receive borrow fees (hourly borrow fees charged to traders) which are automatically reflected in JLP token value — you don’t have to stake/harvest separately. That means JLP is a yield-bearing share of active trading revenue. HYPE — Value drivers typically include: protocol adoption (trading/fees on Hyperliquid L1/DEX), token utility (fee discounts, staking, governance), and supply schedule (emissions/vested tokens unlocking). Some projects also implement buybacks or fee sinks — check Hyperliquid’s governance/treasury docs for specifics. 4) Inflation / emissions / vesting JLP — No protocol inflation in the sense of scheduled token emissions: JLP minting is driven by LP deposits (mint/burn to represent shares). The pool’s cashflows (fees) increase the per-token value rather than issuing new fixed tokens to communities. HYPE — Has a concrete vesting/unlock schedule and future emissions/allocations (public trackers show percent unlocked and scheduled unlocks). That means short-term sell pressure can occur when team/treasury allocations unlock. Monitor the vesting schedule closely. 5) Utility & governance JLP — Primary utility = economic claim on the perp LP pool (yield + underlying assets). Not primarily a governance token; its purpose is liquidity provisioning for leverage trading. HYPE — Designed as a protocol token for Hyperliquid L1: likely used for staking, fee incentives, governance and ecosystem grants per their docs (actual enabled features depend on implementation and governance). 6) Market & liquidity profile JLP — Traded on Solana venues and aggregated markets (CoinMarketCap/CoinGecko show market data). Its price is strongly tied to AUM, trading volumes, and the composition/value of the underlying basket. HYPE — Listed on major trackers with large market capitalization when adoption is high; price moves correlate to Hyperliquid platform usage, token unlocks, and macro crypto flows. Check live market pages for current cap / circulating supply. 7) Main risks (tokenomics perspective) JLP: LP impermanent value risk from underlying assets (SOL/ETH/WBTC volatility). Protocol risk: losses from liquidations / bad debt if perp risk-management fails. Liquidity mining/fee concentration risk if AUM caps or usage drops. HYPE: Inflation/sell pressure from scheduled unlocks and large treasury/team allocations. Execution risk (L1 & DEX require sustained throughput/adoption). Speculative/token utility risk if protocol features (staking/governance) don’t deliver real fee sinks. --- Takeaway / How to think about which fits your goal If you want yield from active derivatives trading exposure and an asset that accrues revenue inside the token (LP economics), JLP is explicitly built for that — you’re effectively earning borrow/fee income pro-rata with exposure to the basket of collateral assets. If you want protocol upside / speculative growth tied to an L1/DEX (and accept inflation/vesting dynamics), HYPE is a standard protocol token with capped supply and emissions — higher beta to adoption and unlock schedules.

ozera202

SOL just said fuck it I will do it on my own