Users Prefer Using Cardano Over Solana Due to Transaction Delays

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Crypto Community Unable to Understand the Solana Hype
  • Dan Gambardello revealed that 75% of transactions on Solana are currently failing.
  • Gambardello favored Cardano over Solana, calling it a “top blue chip” blockchain.
  • An X user highlighted that SOL developers are working on major fixes. 

Crypto enthusiast Dan Gambardello, who is also the founder of Crypto Capital Venture, said that he has used both Solana (SOL) and Cardano (ADA) and prefers the latter in any case.

In a post on social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter), Gambardello pointed out that around 75% of transactions on Solana are failing, adding that he is unable to understand the hype behind the cryptocurrency. 

Gambardello highlighted that he is a Cardano bull but noted that while trading a newly launched coin on the blockchain, transactions took longer than expected. He concluded that blockchains like Solana and Cardano need a lot of improvement. Gambardello said:

“Today I was sitting there using Raydium (Solana DEX) as my transaction just waits there in pending and I really can’t help but wonder what all the Solana hype is about. Essentially, Solana currently has 75% transaction failure while lacking security & decentralization.”

While comparing the situation with Cardano, Gambardello noted that the ADA blockchain is working on multiple scaling solutions and is approaching major milestones. Meanwhile, he doesn’t see similar activity in Solana. The crypto enthusiast called Cardano a “top blue chip” blockchain.

Another crypto community member pointed out on X that using the Solana blockchain has been a “brutal” experience in recent days, with multiple people agreeing in the comments.

A user accepted that using the SOL blockchain is currently not a good experience but added that the developers are working on fixes that will be released soon to make the experience more streamlined and hassle-free.

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