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Since I joined Mevolaxy, I have been impressed by the platform’s combination of high yields and transparency. Every reward, open position, and total profit is clearly displayed in my dashboard. I can see how my assets are being used by MEV bots and track my earnings in real time

The earning potential is excellent. I started with a small stake in USDT and later added Ethereum and Bitcoin. All rewards arrive daily, and withdrawals are smooth and hassle free. The platform also supports multiple cryptocurrencies, so diversification is simple and efficient

Knowing that Mevolaxy is participating in Token2049 in Singapore adds credibility. It shows they are recognized internationally and continue to develop their infrastructure. I feel confident leaving my assets working on the platform while enjoying predictable daily returns

The combination of simplicity, transparency, and high daily rewards makes Mevolaxy stand out. I recommend checking it out if you want a platform that is easy to use, transparent and profitable

I have tried multiple staking platforms before, but none have given me the confidence and clarity that Mevolaxy provides. From day one, I could see all my staking positions, daily rewards, and total profits in the dashboard. It is completely transparent, and I can track every transaction in real time


The earning potential is high. Even a modest deposit in stablecoins generates daily returns that are predictable. Adding Bitcoin and Ethereum has increased my daily earnings and made diversification simple. The MEV bots handle all the complex calculations automatically, allowing me to enjoy passive income without stress.

What also impresses me is the platform’s credibility. Mevolaxy will participate in Token2049 in Singapore, which shows that they are recognized internationally. This adds trust and reinforces their commitment to transparency and innovation.

Staking is straightforward and withdrawals are fast. Daily rewards arrive without delay, and the dashboard allows me to reinvest or withdraw effortlessly. Mevolaxy has made staking easy, transparent & rewarding

Since I started using Mevolaxy, staking has never felt more predictable.
The platform is easy to navigate, and I can track every transaction in my dashboard. Seeing my daily rewards accumulate is motivating, and it feels secure knowing that MEV bots manage the strategy while I just monitor the results

The high yields are a real highlight. Even with a modest deposit, the daily payouts are impressive and consistent. I also like that I can stake multiple cryptocurrencies at the same time. It makes diversifying simple without juggling multiple accounts. I started with stablecoins and then added Ethereum and Bitcoin, and all positions are clearly visible with daily earnings

What really stands out is Mevolaxy’s commitment to transparency. Every transaction is traceable and my earnings are fully visible. Knowing that the team participates in Token2049 in Singapore makes me confident that this platform is recognized internationally and is building credibility in the crypto world.

The withdrawal process is smooth, and profits are credited without delay. I also appreciate that staking does not require complicated management or constant monitoring. Daily rewards are calculated automatically, and everything is visible on my dashboard.

For anyone interested in staking without worrying about market volatility, Mevolaxy is ideal. It combines high yields, transparency & ease of use

Solana’s revenue isn’t just from organic users though, it’s heavily driven by MEV bots spamming arbitrage and liquidation attempts. Most of those transactions fail, but the fees still get collected, which inflates both TPS and revenue numbers. That’s very different from sustainable adoption.

Your order was probably front run or whatever by a developer's MEV bot. You are 1.5 years too late. Every memecoin is a scam and the coins with liquidity behind them are still doing it because they are making money from it. And even if you understand solana you can't launch a coin without at least 100k-1M of liquidity and that has to come from somewhere if it isn't a pump.fun token. If i were you, i would stop because you have a better chance becoming profitable off scratchers because theres not someone 24/7 trying to steal your lotto ticket before you get to the register.

Short:
The strats really kick in during Season 1 but its up to the Operator on how they run them, expect cross-chain yielding and the list of chains growing. And yes, non EVM is on the table, exploring at the moment.

Long:
So let's break it down to **Season 0** and **Season 1**:

**Season 0** is the bootstrapping phase.
It lasts four weeks and is designed to get liquidity into the system before full Machines go live.

Users can buy (swap on Makina's front end) Machine Tokens and earn three things.
* **Base yield** from Morpho vaults for USDC, ETH, and BTC (Steakhouse USDC, MEV Capital WETH, Gauntlet WBTC Core).
* **Tickets**, which secure access to the $MAK ICO at the same $35M FDV valuation as the seed round. Tickets accrue per dollar per block and give guaranteed entry to the Priority ICO.
* **Points**, which convert into $MAK tokens at TGE and also rank users for things like the NFT snapshot (more news on that later but its going to be really fun). Points accrue per dollar per block and are boosted by when you enter (time-weighted) and how you use your Machine Tokens (hold in your wallet, Curve). Early deposits earn higher multipliers. Season 0 has no lockup, you can withdraw at any time but if you transfer or sell your Machine Tokens, you forfeit your Tickets and Points.
**Season 1** is where the Dialectic strategies kick in.
According to the talk at ETHCC by Dialectic’s CTO, three index-style strategies will be deployed at launch: \*subject to change
* A **USD Yield Index**, built on top of stablecoin lending markets.
* An **ETH Yield Index**, which combines staked ETH with structured hedging and basis trades.
* A **BTC Yield Index**, designed around liquid BTC wrappers with lending and derivatives.

Bitcoin is no longer relevant for the digital economy - but Solana is.
SOLANA IS ARCHITECTED FOR BLOCKCHAIN
Most investors still treat crypto assets like speculative tickers. But it is now the way in which institutions transact in the blockchain economy
(So what if we evaluated them like infrastructure? )
What if we measured throughput, cost basis, and yield mechanics the way we do with cloud platforms or payment rails?
(In that light, Solana isn’t just undervalued -it’s misclassified)
Here’s why Solana Is More Valuable Than Bitcoin and Ethereum as well
1. Bitcoin Is Expensive and Static
- Processes ~290,000 transactions per month
- Charges ~$17 per transaction- some argue $5 but it's semantics.
- Bitcoin finalizes in ~60 minutes, requiring six confirmations to be considered immutable and that is extremely slow.
- That’s over $5 million in monthly fees which is a very expensive input cost for institutions = high cost for inefficiency.
- Offers no staking, no smart contracts, and no yield
Bitcoin is secure, ideological, but economically inert. It stores value but doesn’t generate it.
2. Ethereum Is Flexible but Costly
- Processes ~33 million transactions per month
- Charges ~$2.91 per transaction
- That’s nearly $96 million in monthly fees that institutions must absorb as a cost layer
- Offers ~2.8% staking yield, often gated behind pooled protocols
- Supports smart contracts, but suffers from slow finality and high gas fees
- Ethereum finalizes in ~15 minutes, once validators reach consensus across two epochs. While faster than Bitcoin it is still significantly slower than Solana.
Ethereum is a modular toolkit -but it’s expensive to use and hard to scale. Most users rely on Layer 2s, which fragment liquidity and add complexity.
3. Solana Is Fast, Cheap, and Productive
- Processes ~2.9 billion transactions per month
- Charges ~$0.00025 per transaction
- That’s only $725,000 in monthly fees (institutions transact in high volume as input cost is low)
- Offers ~6–8% staking yield, plus MEV tips
- Finalizes in ~150ms, supports mobile-native staking, and powers zero-fee payments
Solana is infrastructure in motion. It’s not just programmable -it’s economically generative.
4. Who Pays, Who Earns - The Real Cost of Using the Network
Here’s the part most investors miss: the cost of using a blockchain isn’t just technical -it’s economic. Every transaction has a fee, and those fees add up. But what matters more is whether those fees generate yield or just burn capital.
Bitcoin charges users around $17 per 5) with roughly 290,000 transactions per month. That’s over $5 million in monthly fees institutions must absorb, and none of it goes back to investors. There’s no staking, no yield- just cost.
Ethereum processes about 33 million transactions monthly, with an average fee of $2.91. That’s nearly $96 million in monthly fees- that, once again, institutions must absorb. While Ethereum does offer staking rewards (around 2.8% annually), those rewards are often gated behind pooled protocols, and the high gas fees eat into user value.
Solana, by contrast, handles 3 billion transactions per month at a cost of just $0.00025 per transaction. That’s a mere $725,000 in total monthly fees -for exponentially more activity. And those fees feed directly into validator rewards and staking yield, which average 6–8% annually, plus additional MEV tips.
In short:
- Bitcoin is expensive and offers no yield.
- Ethereum is costly and offers modest yield.
- Solana is cheap and offers high yield.
Solana delivers more economic throughput with less drag. It’s not just faster -it’s net-positive infrastructure.
5. Solana Is Expanding into Phones and Payments
- The Solana Phone lets anyone stake, trade, and use crypto securely
- Solana Pay enables instant, zero-fee payments for merchants and users
- Every payment and app interaction feed validator rewards and staking yield
Solana isn’t just a blockchain -it’s becoming the execution layer for the real world.
Final Take
Bitcoin is belief.
Ethereum is complexity.
Solana is infrastructure.
If you care about speed, cost, yield, and real-world adoption, Solana isn’t just undervalued -it’s "misclassified ". And as the programmable economy scales, Solana will be the layer it runs on.
P.S. Some are going to suggest Solana had an outage but I would counter that each outage led to structural upgrades as a result and now Solana has had no outage in over a year and with 10000 times more transactions as Bitcoin and 70 times more transactions than Ethereum that is validation that the structural upgrades are resilient. Secondly, some are going to say Solana isn't as decentralized as Bitcoin or Ethereum, but I would argue it is more decentralized than both with a Nakamoto Coefficient of 20 compared to Bitcoin’s Nakamoto Coefficient of 4 and Ethereum’s Nakamoto Coefficient of 2
Bottom line is Bitcoin is inert, and my prediction is for a collapse in price

Fusaka hardfork testnets are coming: Holesky Oct 1st; Sepolia Oct 14th; Hoodi Oct 28th
[https://blog.ethereum.org/2025/09/26/fusaka-testnet-announcement](https://blog.ethereum.org/2025/09/26/fusaka-testnet-announcement)
If you are on mainnet, make a note to look for client releases 2nd week of November, and chill until then.
For Eth Docker, look at the release versions below: If they contain rc, alpha, or beta, you need to edit the `_DOCKER_TAG` of that particular client in `.env`, via `nano .env`
All other regular releases won't need adjustment, unless you're pinning versions already.
Once you have the right versions: `./ethd update` , then `./ethd up`, and finally .`/ethd version` to confirm
If you had to pin a pre-release version, make a note to undo the version pinning after mainnet releases are out.
Fusaka testnet releases

EL

Reth 1.8.1
Besu 25.9.0
Nethermind 1.34.0
Erigon v3.2.0-rc1
Geth 1.16.4
Nimbus-EL 0.2.1
Ethrex v0.2.0-rc.1

CL

Nimbus 25.9.2
Teku 25.9.3
Lodestar v1.35.0-rc.0
Grandine 2.0.0.rc0
Prysm v6.1.0
Lighthouse tbd

VCs

Vouch 1.12.0-beta.1
Vero v1.3.0-rc.0

Remote signer

Web3signer 25.9.1
Dirk 1.2.0 (no change needed)

DVT (active on Hoodi only)

SSV ssv-node tbd
SSV Anchor tbd
Obol Charon tbd

PBS

MEV boost v1.10-alpha3
Commit boost v0.8.1-rc.2

So this happens BUT does not for MEV rewards. You can use a tool every little while to just claim those and then stake it without having to unstake and restake.
Alternate is liquid staking which auto compounds all.
Come check us at Stronghold validator or our LST strongSOL

Outages from all the MEV bot tx's on Solana - Not organic actual users...

Hi everyone,
I’m building an MEV bot on Solana and currently testing it on **Devnet**.
I’ve funded my wallet with some Devnet SOL, and the bot is sending transactions as expected — I can see them confirmed on the explorer.
The issue is that only **gas fees are being deducted from the wallet balance**, but **no profits are being added** after the trades.
I’ve checked:
* The transactions are successfully confirmed.
* The bot scans and submits transactions as intended.
* I can see the gas consumption in the explorer.
Is this behavior normal for Devnet (e.g., no actual profit flow)?
Or am I missing something in how the bot captures value from mempool opportunities?
Any insight or guidance would be really appreciated!