Solana Labs CEO Anatoly Yakovenko has proposed a new cryptocurrency called “BunkerCoin,” designed to operate in low-bandwidth environments using shortwave radio channels. Despite being a joke, the concept of transmitting crypto through radio is not entirely new, as demonstrated by previous projects such as Kryptoradio and a Bitcoin transaction via ham radio in 2019.
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Recent reports highlight Cardano’s struggle with dead coins, as 74% of its projects ceased to exist in 2024. Solana’s founder sparked speculation with a tweet referencing Satoshi Nakamoto, while KangaMoon aims to redefine meme coins by offering utility as an in-game currency for a play-to-earn game, with experts predicting significant growth and a forthcoming listing on a Tier-1 centralized exchange in the second quarter of 2024.
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Solana has sparked speculation about a potential link to Bitcoin’s mysterious creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, due to similarities in their ideologies. Solana’s innovative approach to blockchain technology, integrating PoH and PoS protocols, aligns with Nakamoto’s vision, showcasing the interconnectedness of crypto pioneers. Whether directly influenced by Nakamoto or not, Solana’s rapid rise reflects the ongoing pursuit of scalability and decentralized solutions in the crypto landscape.
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Solana founder Anatoly Yakovenko sparked intrigue with a tweet suggesting that Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, also invented Solana. This came after the release of revealing email correspondence between Satoshi and an early Bitcoin developer. Solana, created in 2017, aims to significantly increase transaction throughput at a lower cost than other blockchains, utilizing a unique proof-of-history timing mechanism to support its proof-of-stake protocol structure.
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