According to a new Bank of America report, Solana (SOL) may soon be known as the &39Visa&39 of the digital asset ecosystem. This is due to many factors, chief among which are its emphasis on scalability, usability, and low transaction fees. The bank therefore believes that the Solana blockchain could eventually be transformed into the equivalent of Visa in the realm of cryptocurrencies as well as NFTs. At the moment however, many still actively prefer Ethereum (ETH). Moreover, despite its benefits, critics pointed out that Solana&39s speed comes at the price of decentralisation and dependability. On the other hand, supporters feel the benefits far outweigh the drawbacks, as Solana&39s ability to be comparatively fast, low cost, and relatively easy to utilise produces a blockchain ideal for consumer use cases such as micropayments, NFTs, decentralised finance, gaming, and Web 3.0. Additionally, Solana offers some of the industry&39s quickest transaction speeds and promotes scalability, however a blockchain that is less decentralised and safe has certain disadvantages too, as seen by various network performance and security-related difficulties since its debut.
