Kyle Samani responds intensively to community concerns: No return to Multicoin, Ethereum has no advantage in RWA
PANews reported on February 5 that after announcing his departure from Multicoin Capital, Kyle Samani responded intensively to community concerns on the X platform. Dragonfly Managing Partner Haseeb compared his departure to Jordan leaving the Bulls. In response, Kyle Samani stated, "I won't go back to the Bulls," implying he will not return to Multicoin Capital. Additionally, in replies to other community members, he expressed his support for the rapid development of Solana and stated that, apart from stablecoins, Ethereum does not have a significant advantage in the RWA sector. On the contrary, Solana has already achieved considerable leadership in payments, applications, and DePIN fields.
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