On December 25th, Dragonfly General Partner Rob Hadick stated in an interview with CNBC’s “Squawk Box” that as the trend of asset tokenization accelerates and on-chain economic activities continue to expand, both Solana and Ethereum will benefit from this wave rather than engaging in a zero-sum game of one winning at the expense of the other. “They are both Facebook.” He mentioned that Ethereum currently hosts the majority of stablecoins and core economic activities, while Solana has advantages in high-frequency trading and transaction throughput efficiency. RWA XYZ data shows that there is still a significant gap in network asset size: Ethereum (including stablecoins) is approximately $183.7 billion, and Solana is about $15.9 billion. (Cointelegraph)
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Dragonfly Partner: Solana and Ethereum will jointly benefit from the asset tokenization wave
On December 25th, Dragonfly General Partner Rob Hadick stated in an interview with CNBC’s “Squawk Box” that as the trend of asset tokenization accelerates and on-chain economic activities continue to expand, both Solana and Ethereum will benefit from this wave rather than engaging in a zero-sum game of one winning at the expense of the other. “They are both Facebook.” He mentioned that Ethereum currently hosts the majority of stablecoins and core economic activities, while Solana has advantages in high-frequency trading and transaction throughput efficiency. RWA XYZ data shows that there is still a significant gap in network asset size: Ethereum (including stablecoins) is approximately $183.7 billion, and Solana is about $15.9 billion. (Cointelegraph)