SOLANA

Solana is a high-performance blockchain platform and was developed with the aim of providing scalability, speed and low-cost transactions. Here are the main features of Solana: High Performance: Solana is capable of processing transactions faster than many other blockchain platforms. It verifies transactions using a special consensus mechanism called Proof of History (PoH). This mechanism puts all the transactions that took place in the past into a timeline and determines the order of the transactions. This allows the network to operate faster and more efficiently. Scalability: Solana focuses on solving the scalability problem using the Proof of Stake (PoS) algorithm. It has an architecture with multiple parallel processing chains. This allows the network to process more transactions simultaneously and store more data. Low Transaction Fees: Solana offers low-cost transactions. The scalable structure of the network allows transactions to be carried out at low costs. Variable Mechanisms: Solana provides a balance of security, scalability and speed by combining various mechanisms. These mechanisms include technologies such as Proof of History (PoH), Tower BFT (Byzantine Fault Tolerance), Turbine (transaction routing) and Gulf Stream (data transmission). Developer-Friendly Infrastructure: Solana offers an easy-to-use infrastructure for developers. Rust language is used in programming and its development tools provide great convenience to developers. Diverse Application Areas: Solana's high performance and low costs open up a variety of application possibilities for DeFi, NFTs, games, decentralized applications (dApps), and other blockchain-based projects. Solana is a blockchain platform that stands out with these features and is preferred by a wide user base. DeFi projects are popular among game developers and blockchain-based application developers in general.