Solana co-founder: Solana is suitable for running value storage markets.

Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko said Bitcoin’s fixed 21 million supply cap and conservative no-change-unless-absolutely-necessary principle make it a strong store-of-value product covering most of that use case. He argued that Solana is the best venue for running store-of-value markets, which he said are broader than the asset itself and must adapt continuously to new hardware developments. Such markets need to remain immutable, uninterrupted and unstoppable, requiring a low-cost, fast and censorship-resistant global state machine, which he framed as Solana’s role. The comments position Solana as complementary infrastructure to Bitcoin rather than a rival store of value. What to watch next is whether Solana-based market venues attract measurable liquidity and trading activity around Bitcoin and other store-of-value assets.