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Solaxy Raises Nearly $8 Million in ICO with Layer 2 Solution

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago


Solaxy, a new Layer 2 project on Solana, quickly attracted investors' attention, raising nearly $8 million during its ICO.

Solaxy Raises Nearly $8 Million in Fast-selling ICO

Solaxy's success hinges on its native $SOLX token, which has quickly captured the attention of investors. In just a month, the project raised nearly $8 million, demonstrating significant interest in Solana scaling solutions. Participants can acquire $SOLX tokens using ETH, USDT, BNB, or credit cards. The fund allocation focuses on rewarding participants, with 25% set aside for staking rewards and 30% for Layer-2 technology development.

Solaxy's Solution to Solana's Traffic Issues

While Solana markets itself as a fast and affordable solution, it faces significant bandwidth issues during high traffic periods. Solaxy addresses these issues through its Layer 2 solution by offloading the mainnet. This is achieved through off-chain transaction processing and transaction bundling, thereby reducing costs and increasing efficiency.

Investment Prospects and Ethereum Integration

As the first Layer 2 solution for Solana, Solaxy enables cross-chain assets, with its $SOLX token also supported on the Ethereum network. This provides Ethereum users with an opportunity to invest in Solaxy, with significant capital expected to flow into the ecosystem through this integration. Presale is only available on the Ethereum network, offering a unique opportunity for participants.

With Solana's ecosystem rapidly expanding, the need for a Layer 2 solution is more critical than ever. Solaxy is a project to watch in the coming days.

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