[Coin World] Solana has been a bit turbulent lately - the network is heavily congested, and gas fees have also surged. In this case, many traders are starting to consider other alternatives.
The situation of SOL tokens is quite awkward now. The price is fluctuating between $141 and $148, trying to break through the resistance level of $150-$155? It seems to be quite difficult for now. Worse still, the trading costs have skyrocketed by more than 36% this month. With fees rising like this, who can handle it?
Market attention is starting to drift elsewhere. For example, the MUTM token launched by Mutuum Finance has recently gained quite a bit of popularity. This token is currently in the presale phase, priced at $0.035, and has already raised over $19 million.
Interestingly, the price of MUTM has increased by 250% compared to the initial stage. They are about to launch a lending protocol, which is expected to further boost demand according to market expectations. After all, DeFi lending has always received considerable attention, and if the new protocol can function properly, there is indeed some room for imagination.
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APY_Chaser
· 12-02 02:29
sol really can't hold up like this now, the gas fee of 36% has completely discouraged me.
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GmGnSleeper
· 12-01 11:44
Again, it's the drama of rising gas fees, Solana really can't hold on anymore.
MUTM is a bit fierce, a 250% rise is a bit scary, gotta be careful not to become a dumb buyer.
The 150 dollar barrier is indeed holding tight, it's hard to see a breakthrough in the short term.
A 36% increase in transaction fees directly discourages people, no wonder they all ran away.
Can the lending protocol take off as soon as it goes live? I don't really believe that logic, brother.
Those who got in earlier must be enjoying it now, let's wait and see how it goes.
If Solana keeps getting blocked like this, it will be eaten away by other chains sooner or later.
The presale price of MUTM is indeed cheap, but that 19 million financing number doesn't look that impressive.
The key is whether that lending protocol can really perform, or is it just another marketing hype.
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CoffeeOnChain
· 12-01 11:36
The transaction fee for sol is really outrageous, 36%? My wallet is about to cry... By the way, the mutm pre-sale is indeed interesting, a 250% rise is quite fierce.
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GasFeeTears
· 12-01 11:31
The sol this time really pumped down, is it ridiculous that the gas fee has risen 36% in a month?
Solana network congestion gas fees big pump 36%, traders begin to follow alternative assets like MUTM.
[Coin World] Solana has been a bit turbulent lately - the network is heavily congested, and gas fees have also surged. In this case, many traders are starting to consider other alternatives.
The situation of SOL tokens is quite awkward now. The price is fluctuating between $141 and $148, trying to break through the resistance level of $150-$155? It seems to be quite difficult for now. Worse still, the trading costs have skyrocketed by more than 36% this month. With fees rising like this, who can handle it?
Market attention is starting to drift elsewhere. For example, the MUTM token launched by Mutuum Finance has recently gained quite a bit of popularity. This token is currently in the presale phase, priced at $0.035, and has already raised over $19 million.
Interestingly, the price of MUTM has increased by 250% compared to the initial stage. They are about to launch a lending protocol, which is expected to further boost demand according to market expectations. After all, DeFi lending has always received considerable attention, and if the new protocol can function properly, there is indeed some room for imagination.