Interestingly, RALPH on the Solana chain once surpassed the $3 million mark, while the BSC version of the same name hovered around just over $300,000 — a hundredfold difference. From the creators' reactions, they immediately posted a tweet after receiving that money, and this action itself speaks volumes. It's hard to imagine someone endorsing a project they completely disapprove of, let alone accepting money for it. But the reality is like this — although the SOL chain version remains stable at a high level, the BSC side has never gained traction. What exactly causes this huge ecosystem disparity? Is it liquidity issues, or market perceptions of different public chain tokens? There’s a lot of intriguing stuff hidden behind these data comparisons.
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MiningDisasterSurvivor
· 01-08 16:37
It's the same old trick again—taking money and then endorsing. I've seen too much of this in 2018.
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MetaverseHobo
· 01-07 21:06
Sol is really popular, with the same-name coin on BSC being a hundred times more valuable, it's no joke.
Creators just post on Twitter after getting paid, this move is absolutely brilliant haha.
Is liquidity still a perception issue? I bet on ecosystem differences.
BSC always feels like a second-class citizen.
The Sol ecosystem is just different; the capital accumulation effect is too strong.
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FloorSweeper
· 01-06 05:59
Sol is forever the god, BSC has really become a second-tier chain
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 01-06 05:54
SOL is all about attracting money; BSC has really become a trash heap.
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Taking money and then endorsing—this trick is completely rotten, but it’s definitely effective.
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A hundred times difference? Really? That gap is just too huge.
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You still have to play on SOL; who trusts BSC stuff?
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Liquidity + narrative, SOL wins because of this.
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Creators immediately post tweets... if they’re not guilty, how can they be so quick?
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Honestly, the ecological differences are really hard to explain; SOL just has that aura.
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A hundred times difference, how dare they post on two chains at the same time?
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The recognition of tags really hits the point—SOL = big brother, BSC = small workshop.
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Taking money and then endorsing—are they openly messing around? Or does the market simply not care?
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The siphoning effect of SOL is incredible; other chains really have no way out.
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just_vibin_onchain
· 01-06 05:34
The Sol ecosystem is highly lucrative, BSC has become a trash heap.
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A hundredfold gap... The chain battle is still so intense.
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Collecting money and tweeting, nothing more normal, what else can we do?
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Poor liquidity can really determine life or death, BSC players have all moved to Sol.
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This is the ecological Matthew effect, the strong get stronger.
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The creator immediately tweeted that out, absolutely brilliant, full marks for acting.
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The popularity of the Sol chain is indeed top-notch, BSC can't catch up no matter how hard it tries.
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Dual blow from label recognition and liquidity, BSC has no chance.
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Money is flowing to Sol, this is the trend, brother.
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BridgeTrustFund
· 01-06 05:32
The SOL ecosystem is more hyped than BSC. What does a hundredfold price difference indicate... liquidity? Psychological suggestion? Or just craving the creator's fans?
Interestingly, RALPH on the Solana chain once surpassed the $3 million mark, while the BSC version of the same name hovered around just over $300,000 — a hundredfold difference. From the creators' reactions, they immediately posted a tweet after receiving that money, and this action itself speaks volumes. It's hard to imagine someone endorsing a project they completely disapprove of, let alone accepting money for it. But the reality is like this — although the SOL chain version remains stable at a high level, the BSC side has never gained traction. What exactly causes this huge ecosystem disparity? Is it liquidity issues, or market perceptions of different public chain tokens? There’s a lot of intriguing stuff hidden behind these data comparisons.