The Solana Foundation has recently taken new actions to support the ecosystem. By observing the market, it’s clear that projects like SKR, DONT, and FIGHT are backed by institutional capital, making them typical VC coin tracks.
The characteristics of these projects are also quite obvious—strong fundraising ability, numerous early participants, and large holders with concentrated holdings. From the foundation’s perspective, this selective support can attract institutional liquidity, but it also risks widening the wealth gap. While the SOL ecosystem attracts top-tier capital, it must also consider how to provide ordinary participants with fairer opportunities.
Overall, the clustering of large-scale financing projects not only indicates high ecosystem enthusiasm but also reflects the current financing cycle’s characteristics—dominated by institutions and concentrated among top players. Whether truly application-level projects can be incubated in the future will be the real measure of the ecosystem’s health.
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GateUser-7b078580
· 1h ago
Data shows that the proportion of large holders' holdings has reached a new high. Although the ecosystem's popularity is indeed rising, this kind of financing concentration will eventually collapse... When it hits historical lows, we should see through it.
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AirdropHunterKing
· 21h ago
Oh no, it's the same old VC coin routine. Big investors have already gobbled it up, and we're just watching. Are we going to miss out again this time? The free ride is getting narrower and narrower, brother.
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SatoshiSherpa
· 21h ago
VC coins are back again. This time, the Solana Foundation is directly choosing these three? It feels like ordinary people are having fewer and fewer chances.
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AltcoinTherapist
· 21h ago
VC coins are piling up, and retail investors are being marginalized again. This tactic is all too familiar.
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ContractExplorer
· 21h ago
VC coins are back again, and this time the SOL Foundation is so blatant... big players eat the meat while small investors drink the soup, same old story.
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GweiWatcher
· 21h ago
It's the same VC coin trick to harvest retail investors; ordinary people who come in are just destined to be exploited.
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NFTBlackHole
· 21h ago
It's the same old VC coin routine, it's just annoying to watch. Ordinary people are always the last to take the fall, that's the reality of Web3.
The Solana Foundation has recently taken new actions to support the ecosystem. By observing the market, it’s clear that projects like SKR, DONT, and FIGHT are backed by institutional capital, making them typical VC coin tracks.
The characteristics of these projects are also quite obvious—strong fundraising ability, numerous early participants, and large holders with concentrated holdings. From the foundation’s perspective, this selective support can attract institutional liquidity, but it also risks widening the wealth gap. While the SOL ecosystem attracts top-tier capital, it must also consider how to provide ordinary participants with fairer opportunities.
Overall, the clustering of large-scale financing projects not only indicates high ecosystem enthusiasm but also reflects the current financing cycle’s characteristics—dominated by institutions and concentrated among top players. Whether truly application-level projects can be incubated in the future will be the real measure of the ecosystem’s health.