The post Solana’s CEO Says It Can Do Ethereum’s Lifetime Volume Monthly appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko says Solana’s monthly transactions match Ethereum’s lifetime activity, calling the chain “astronomically” efficient Yakovenko names AI and regulated stablecoins, especially after the 2025 GENIUS Act, as the real drivers of the next Web3 cycle Solana keeps its top-tier position with SOL trading near $160 and a design that runs everything on one state machine Solana Labs co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko has said that Solana processes as many transactions in a single month as Ethereum would do in its lifetime.  In the interview, Yakovenko says Solana does not need separate blockchains or extra settlement layers to hit current activity levels. The idea is that applications, payments, DeFi, and consumer flows can all live on the same execution environment as long as the base chain is fast enough. This is Solana’s main product claim against Ethereum’s rollup-centric roadmap.  For builders, that means less complexity and a shorter path from app to users. It also keeps Solana differentiated while Ethereum keeps prioritizing rollups. AI and Stablecoins are the Drivers of Web3 Besides Solana’s performance and efficiency, Yakovenko acknowledged the latest trend in the Web3 ecosystem, with AI as the dominant technology. He noted his affinity toward Figure Robotics, an AI company focused on bringing general-purpose humanoids to life. In the meantime, Yakovenko noted that cryptocurrency is in the era of mainstream adoption, with stablecoins leading the way. According to him, crypto’s encroachment into Wall Street, which is driven by stablecoins, and the GENIUS Act passed by Congress, are laying the foundation for cryptocurrency’s future.  Stablecoins Are Becoming The Core Of Web3 Meanwhile, Yakovenko cited the widespread projection of an upcoming liquidity boost in the stablecoin ecosystem, with users predicting that the volume would surge to $10 trillion from its current $250 billion. He noted that the liquidity inflow will spread… The post Solana’s CEO Says It Can Do Ethereum’s Lifetime Volume Monthly appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko says Solana’s monthly transactions match Ethereum’s lifetime activity, calling the chain “astronomically” efficient Yakovenko names AI and regulated stablecoins, especially after the 2025 GENIUS Act, as the real drivers of the next Web3 cycle Solana keeps its top-tier position with SOL trading near $160 and a design that runs everything on one state machine Solana Labs co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko has said that Solana processes as many transactions in a single month as Ethereum would do in its lifetime.  In the interview, Yakovenko says Solana does not need separate blockchains or extra settlement layers to hit current activity levels. The idea is that applications, payments, DeFi, and consumer flows can all live on the same execution environment as long as the base chain is fast enough. This is Solana’s main product claim against Ethereum’s rollup-centric roadmap.  For builders, that means less complexity and a shorter path from app to users. It also keeps Solana differentiated while Ethereum keeps prioritizing rollups. AI and Stablecoins are the Drivers of Web3 Besides Solana’s performance and efficiency, Yakovenko acknowledged the latest trend in the Web3 ecosystem, with AI as the dominant technology. He noted his affinity toward Figure Robotics, an AI company focused on bringing general-purpose humanoids to life. In the meantime, Yakovenko noted that cryptocurrency is in the era of mainstream adoption, with stablecoins leading the way. According to him, crypto’s encroachment into Wall Street, which is driven by stablecoins, and the GENIUS Act passed by Congress, are laying the foundation for cryptocurrency’s future.  Stablecoins Are Becoming The Core Of Web3 Meanwhile, Yakovenko cited the widespread projection of an upcoming liquidity boost in the stablecoin ecosystem, with users predicting that the volume would surge to $10 trillion from its current $250 billion. He noted that the liquidity inflow will spread…