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Hold onto your hats, crypto enthusiasts, because SOL might just be gearing up for a moonshot! According to the latest buzz, Solana's price could potentially more than double, and the numbers are looking pretty darn convincing.

Remember when Ethereum was the big boss of all non-Bitcoin blockchains? Well, it seems like the times are changing. Solana, one of Ethereum’s biggest rivals, is making serious waves and taking over some crucial markets.

VanEck’s research squad, MarketVector, decided to dive deep into this epic showdown between these two layer-1 giants. Martin Leinweber, the brains behind the report, spilled the beans on some jaw-dropping differences between the two. And guess what? In categories like the number of transactions, daily active users, and transaction fees, Solana is crushing it!

Get this: Solana processes a whopping 3,000% more transactions than Ethereum, has 1,300% more daily active users, and its transaction fees are almost 5 million percent cheaper. Yep, you read that right! These mind-blowing stats hint at Solana’s potential to be a game-changer in efficiency and scalability.

So, why aren’t we seeing a massive exodus from Ethereum to Solana, especially from the big institutions? That’s the million-dollar question!

Ethereum still holds the crown in some areas like total value locked (TVL), boasting a dominant 56% of the market compared to Solana’s modest 6%. Plus, when it comes to institutional adoption, Ethereum is still the cool kid on the block. The US SEC gave a nod to nine spot Ethereum ETFs recently, further boosting its credibility. Meanwhile, Solana's path to an ETF in the US is still foggy, though other countries like Brazil are already on board.

MarketVector’s analysis hints that SOL's price might be seriously undervalued compared to ETH’s. According to Leinweber, if Solana keeps up its stellar performance in transaction volume and user engagement, its market cap could soar to 50% of Ethereum’s.

And if that happens, folks, we could be looking at SOL rocketing to $330, given Ethereum’s current price and market cap of $2,620 and $315 billion respectively. Buckle up, because the crypto space is about to get even more exciting!

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