In order to emphasize his viewpoint, he included a photograph of Buterin alongside his message.
Meme coins have garnered a significant fanbase, and Gokal appeared to be defending them in his statement.
Raj Gokal, the co-founder of Solana, has recently expressed strong opposition to the doubts surrounding meme coins. While he supports meme currency initiatives, he subtly criticized Vitalik Buterin, the co-founder of Ethereum. To further emphasize his viewpoint, he attached a photo of Buterin to his message.
Despite concerns from traditionalists, Gokal emphasized the importance of embracing the various applications of permissionless systems in a recent post. By stating, “Meme coins are scaring away serious builders,” Gokal summarized the community’s sentiments regarding the proliferation of meme coins. However, he quickly conveyed his thoughts by specifically addressing Buterin.
Gokul stated:
Meme coins have amassed a large following, and Gokal appeared to be defending them in his statement. Additionally, according to the co-founder of Solana, neglecting such developments could make it challenging to keep up with the rapid innovation in the cryptocurrency industry.
He further added:
The post exemplifies the ongoing rivalry between Ethereum and Solana, two leading blockchain networks competing for dominance. Buterin has yet to address Gokal’s concerns.
Following in Gokal’s footsteps, Lily Liu, the President of the Solana Foundation, recently released a statement supporting the founders of meme coins. As Liu pointed out, many meme coin founders are highly skilled builders.
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