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Solaxy uses an off-chain processing system to tackle Solana’s network congestion issues head-on.
And with a promise of zero downtime, retail and institutional investors are eyeing it as one of the most exciting Solana-adjacent projects of early 2025.
No Stopping Solaxy as Presale Smashes $10M Milestone
Solaxy’s presale is crushing it.
Even though crypto typically experiences a slowdown during the holidays and the new year, the presale has maintained its bullish momentum since launching on December 12.
The presale is raising over $300,000 daily, bringing the total to $10 million – impressive considering most investors are holding on to their cash right now.
Investors can buy SOLX tokens for $0.0016, but that price will rise in the next 48 hours.
There’s no hard cap set for the presale, so early investors are still piling in, especially with all the hype online.
Even Crypto Gains, a popular crypto YouTuber, has spoken about Solaxy.
He released a video yesterday telling his followers to “get in early” before SOLX hits exchanges for the first time.
Looking ahead, Solaxy’s team isn’t messing around.
They’ve set aside a massive 13.8 billion SOLX tokens (worth about $22 million at current prices) just for exchange liquidity.
That’s a big deal since it means smoother trading once SOLX is available on the open market.
Unpacking Solaxy’s Layer-2 – The Tech That Could Turbocharge Solana
Layer-2 networks have been massive for Ethereum.
Popular examples are Arbitrum and Optimism – which handle a combined 1,000,000+ transactions per day.
Solaxy is looking to do the same for Solana, but with a few clever tweaks to fit Solana’s setup.
The main one is that Solaxy will take transactions, bundle them, and process them off-chain.
This approach lightens the load on Solana – boosting speeds and keeping fees low.
And while Ethereum Layer-2s are mostly about cutting fees, Solaxy is aiming higher, tackling other headaches like Solana’s occasional outages.
The Solaxy team is even building a bridge between Solana and Ethereum.
This bridge would let developers build custom DApps and tap into Ethereum’s liquidity without losing Solana’s speeds.
Of course, all of this is theoretical, but it shows just how high Solaxy’s development team is aiming.
Beyond the Hype – Can Solaxy Deliver on its Early Promise?
The real moment of truth for Solaxy will be when the team finishes development and launches its mainnet.
If early indications are anything to go by, Solaxy could change how developers and traders interact with Solana forever.
For example, imagine a massive NFT collection mint that might normally clog up the network.
With Solaxy’s Layer-2, that wouldn’t be an issue.
Solaxy’s built-in staking app is another huge draw for those seeking a passive income stream.
Early investors can already lock up their SOLX tokens, with annual yields estimated at 348% per year.
Solana’s staking yields are around 7% per year, so investors can get 49x higher returns by staking SOLX.
However, Solaxy’s yields will decrease as more people pledge their SOLX.
The network’s entire ecosystem has already been audited by Coinsult, who checked the underlying smart contracts and found no red flags.
So, will Solaxy be the future of the Solana blockchain?
It’s too early to say for sure, given that Solaxy is still in development and no launch date has been revealed.
However, with $10 million in capital raised and a clear plan to tackle Solana’s pain points, things definitely look promising for this Layer-2 project.
