Solana (SOL), the open-source blockchain platform, has maintained a steady appearance in the crypto news over time, many times due to its security struggles. This, however, has not stopped it or its meme coin from doing impressive percentage increases in price. Other coins like Polygon (MATIC) and Borroe Finance ($ROE) also show signs of a soon breakout.
Security Challenges Casting Shadows Over High-Performing Solana
Solana has earned its popularity as a blockchain built for mass adoption, intending to enhance the scalability of the blockchain technology while keeping costs low. In cryptocurrency, security is a non-negotiable, yet securing funds from being lost has been a challenge. Moreso, as a high-performance network leveraged for different use cases like gaming, NFTs, payments and finance, the high activity is expected to pose more security challenges for the Solana ecosystem.
Recently, while responding to a user’s complaint on the X platform of losing funds from their Phantom wallet, Solana Labs co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko revealed ongoing efforts to strengthen the Solana ecosystem security, which has grappled with increasing security threats.
The price surge of the SOL token by about 400% within three months in recent times, and its meme coin, Bonk (BONK), which, probably due to memetic market sentiments, have had a rise of 32.8% and 923.5% in the past week and year, respectively, keep drawing the attention of hackers and scammers.
With its growth mixed with the security issues, questions about its future are causing a debate as reports from security firms reveal that the Solana ecosystem is battling a rising tide of threats from fraudulent decentralized applications (dapps) that target its users. What’s more, the activities have escalated with Solana’s surge. This apparent vulnerability may cause worry to SOL investors.
Other altcoins like MATIC and $ROE are breaking bounds, too, past the predicted breakout points.
Polygon Gains Momentum
Polygon is a layer-2 scaling blockchain platform that addresses Ethereum’s scalability issues. It creates a multi-chain system compatible with Ethereum and handles transactions before returning them to the main Ethereum network post-processing. On this side-chain, transactions are carried out at a fraction of the cost.
Formerly known as Matic Network, Polygon was founded in 2017 and is usually ranked among the top 20 cryptocurrencies. As a utility token, MATIC is used for transacting or staking on Polygon’s Proof-of-Stake ledger.
As of this writing, the MATIC token has done 13.8% appreciation in 24 hours, pegging the price at $0.9121 with a crypto market cap of $8,419,896,052.
Borroe Finance Speeds Towards the End of Its Presale
Borroe Finance is a project built by an experienced team of people like Maxim Prishchepo and Michael Price. The project aims to grow the Web3 space by providing a fundraising option for Web3 creators and businesses.
Instead of struggling with traditional financing options with cumbersome paperwork, lengthy processing time, and stringent requirements and conditions, the Web3 business can easily access funds through the instant funding model that Borroe Finance offers in its ecosystem.
In this model, the Web3 creator, founder, or business owner mints an NFT representation of the recurring income or earnings of the business and puts it up for sale on the Borroe Finance marketplace at a discount.
With the marketplace having Web3 creators, enthusiasts, and potential investors, the Web3 business will raise the needed funds and get upfront cash flow from selling the NFT.
As the native token of the Borroe Finance ecosystem, $ROE is used for transactions, and holders of the token have incentives like governance roles and other rewards.
$ROE is now at the fourth stage of its presale and will soon break through the rest of the stages. Currently selling for $0.019, $ROE will see a price increase to $0.02 by its next presale stage. The project has raised more than $2.5 million.
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