Solana (SOL) Vs. Chronoly (CRNO) Which One Offers The Safest Returns?

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Solana blockchain is rapidly growing as a favorable option by the developers of the Dapp. Many NFT projects are also incorporating Solana. The reason is fast transactions and low cost, almost equivalent to layer 2 protocols without using one. These qualities have increased the need for the Solana (SOL) token in the market. However, when it comes to safety, it might not be the best bet.

Solana (SOL) has shown a significant lack of security. It has become a hub for DDOS attacks that have put it down on the ground on more than one occasion. As if that wasn’t enough, the recent irresponsibility of Solana (SOL) losing 30 minutes of time on the clock is something highly excruciating.

For such a blockchain that is being adapted by many developers and users, this kind of overlook of security doesn’t leave the best impression. All those proof of history, fast transactions, and scalability doesn’t matter if Solana (SOL) can’t provide the essential features of the blockchain.

Now, if you look at it from a developer’s perspective, Chronoly (CRNO) has no utility compared to Solana (SOL). Chronoly is an NFT project that has tapped into the luxury watch market.

It has a fantastic whitepaper with all the details mapped out. The roadmap is clear, and the team delivers everything with precision to the roadmap. These qualities are seldom seen on NFT projects nowadays.

Furthermore, Chronoly (CRNO) tokens are bound to real-world watches. Each Digital NFT is a digital version of the real-world model. These digital NFTs are further divided into fragments. And these fragments are available for you to purchase through the Chronoly.io decentralised