Former boxer Mike Tyson is betting everything on Solana

Legendary heavyweight champion boxer Mike Tyson made it known via Twitter that he was betting on Solana, promoting the cryptocurrency $ DREAM, run by The Dream Foundation - a registered charity that donates to mental health causes. "Since joining NFT I have been looking for crypto partnerships and $ DREAM really stood out," he tweeted. "It is the first of its kind that can only be traded during US stock market hours, [which] could revolutionize the space and aid the mental health of the crypto community."

As reported by U.Today, Mike Tyson asked his Twitter community in September to decide whether to choose Ethereum or Solana. In June, he had already asked his five million followers the same question about Bitcoin and Ethereum. In July, the boxer then announced his first NFT line after partnering with the creative agency 1ofone, with the launch taking place in August.



The competition between the two chains is becoming increasingly fierce. Both JPMorgan and Bank of America recently predicted that Solana would continue to erode the market share of its bigger rival. Weaker decentralization is considered a reasonable trade-off to achieve a sufficient level of scalability. However, Solana has faced multiple technical setbacks in recent months, which show that the network may not be ready for mainstream adoption.

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