Following FTX’s collapse, Nansen on-chain data shows that SOL has outperformed ETH, emerging as the preferred investment choice.
At the same time, Kaiko, an alternative source of cryptocurrency market data, reports that Solana is still suffering the effects of the exchange’s bankruptcy.
Looking forward
According to recent findings from Nansen, Solana’s Total Value Locked has nearly doubled since the beginning of the year, reaching a substantial 30.95 million SOL, as the Solana vs. Ethereum ratio has since been reported to be approaching year-long highs.
Despite facing previous setbacks, including network interruptions and the FTX incident, Solana has maintained a 100 percent uptime year-to-date, underscoring its enhancements and resilience.
Solana has since implemented solutions such as state compression and isolated fee markets to address significant issues within its technology stack, with state compression dramatically reducing the cost of NFT minting on Solana by over 2,000 times.
Still bearing the effects of FTX
At the same time, in an Oct. 20 post on X from Kaiko, the data provider is quick to point out that Solana ecosystem tokens have continued to suffer since the FTX collapse.
The post cites that SRM, MAPS, FIDA and OXY were all held by the exchange and, as a result, continue to face low liquidity.
For the market, contrary views on the token make it difficult to determine if the token really is a good investment at this time.
