Money, Assets and Ownership Are Migrating Onchain | Nick Ducoff from the Solana Foundation

Nick Ducoff of the Solana Foundation gives three reasons the token supercycle will be on Solana:

"First of all, Solana is the most used public blockchain, has the most number of active wallets, so I think the good thing there is you've got very large global user base who's exposed to Solana, the blockchain, the network, and thus, of course, to Sol, the asset.

I think two is what we saw in Q4 of last year was the launch of the Solana US listed exchange traded products, the first to go to market, of course, being Bitwise, then followed closely by Grayscale, Fidelity, and many others, and so you've got some of the world's leading asset managers now telling the Solana story to their investor bases. I think that's a great, it's a great foundation for growth.

And then the third is just when you're looking at these meta-narratives, one of the meta-narratives in technology over the next decade is going to be this idea of a token super cycle.

As the long-term migration of money assets and ownership kind of really comes to the internet into a single activity, I think that necessarily is going to be the blockchain, and I think that is going to be on Solana."

— Nick Ducoff, Head of Institutional Growth at the Solana Foundation on ​‪@CoinBureau's The @bureaupodcast with ‪@MooninPapa