Let’s get something straight: Solana’s rise isn’t Ethereum’s fall. The flood of new users onboarded via Solana memecoins wasn’t a zero-sum game — it was a gateway drug to Web3 at scale.
Yes, some users came for the memes (shoutout to Fartcoin and HarryPotterObamaSonicInu) and lost money. But millions stayed for the tech — and now they’re part of the ecosystem.
At its peak, Solana’s memecoin mania pushed the chain to a 47.9B market cap. Now? Prices are down 76%. But guess what isn’t gone? The users.
“Speculation was just the entry point,” said basically every Web3 optimist ever.
Now the mission is clear: turn hype tourists into Web3 citizens.
Solana proved one thing: people are willing to onboard.
The challenge?
If crypto wants to keep these users, it needs to feel like one app — not a hundred disconnected protocols.
Enter ERC-7683 — the new hero in the cross-chain UX saga. Built by Across & Uniswap, it allows:
This isn’t just about ETH — imagine Solana, Sui, Base, and more running like they’re one OS. You swap, lend, vote, and stake — and never once ask: “Which chain am I on?”
Web2 didn’t ask you to understand TCP/IP. Web3 won’t ask you to understand bridges, gas, and RPC endpoints — at least, not if it wants to scale.
Solana’s memecoin boom taught us something: People will come if the experience is fun and fast.
But they’ll stay if:
Forget “Ethereum killer.” Solana is a user funnel. And Web3 wins when we connect the dots — not divide the chains.
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