Recently, Citi, PwC, and Solana jointly completed a proof of concept for trade finance tokenization. Regarding institutional banks and financial systems using the Solana blockchain, there are increasingly more cases, which is essentially providing continuous momentum and application scenarios for $SOL 's subsequent growth. In contrast, $ETH is actually falling behind in this area. We must acknowledge that Ethereum's decentralization is the best among public blockchains, crushing all other chains, but no matter how well you do it, when it comes to the RWA track and payment institutions and banks, if they simply don't use you, there's nothing you can do.

What institutions want is centralization, security, and controllability. If hackers can easily attack a blockchain and modify or steal institutional assets, no bank or payment institution can tolerate it. What they demand is absolute control and authority.

Last time SOL collaborated with Alibaba, and based on the current situation, it seems that in the future, SOL's growth potential may be much larger than Ethereum's. Whether it can surpass Ethereum is hard to say, but at least in terms of price appreciation, SOL should outperform Ethereum. To add a bit more, observing ETF inflows for SOL over the long term, there are basically very few outflows—it's been consistent buying and buying.

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