Why Creditors Are Doubling Down on Solana
The FTX crash is one of the biggest hits in the cryptocurrency market, but many creditors now see it as an opportunity rather than a setback. A new survey shows that 79% of FTX creditors plan to reinvest their repayments into cryptocurrencies, with 62% of Solana and 44% supporting Solana Projects, one-third of Meme Coins and AI tokens It is the best choice. This is after Trump showed interest in Meme, AI and Solana, the new SEC team is creating bullish situations.
Solana’s leadership reinvests
according to Poll By partnering with Storible, 62% of the 1,016 respondents were eager to buy Solana, viewing it as the biggest contender for the next bull run. Despite the Libra carpet pull and shooting stars scandal44% of FTX creditors still plan to reinvest in the Solana project.
Interestingly, the structure of the survey shows a great bias against Solana supporters. Only those with at least 10% of their portfolio in Solana or over a year of Sol are eligible to participate. This raises questions about whether the results really reflect the broader FTX creditors or mainly capture the emotions of specialized Solana investors. It is worth noting that despite the recent price fluctuations in Solana, it remains a popular choice.
Others at the pool party
Meme coins and AI tokens are on the radar as investors chase high risk, high returns opportunities. Ethereum is second, with 31% of funds allocated to its ecosystem, while 16% prefer BNB chains, and 9% explore other networks.
Meanwhile, the next FTX repayment is scheduled for May 30, covering more creditors, and the claim must be Verified By April 11, qualify.
Market trends and the mentality of “buying dipping sauce”
In addition to the investigation, the reinvestment plan of FTX creditors also depends on market conditions. If Solana falls below $145, 71% of them plan to hold or buy more, show strong confidence in the long-term potential of the asset. This shows that despite past losses, many investors are still willing to cash out on Solana rather than cash out.
Meme coins and AI tokens also fell in February and could also benefit from this wave of reinvestment. If even a portion of the money goes into these assets, it can also impress new lives in these thriving departments that work to maintain momentum.
Is this a real bullish signal?
When the survey depicts bullish pictures, it must be taken with a grain of salt. The results mainly reflect the views of Solana’s heavy investors, and it is unclear whether the broader FTX creditor base has the same enthusiasm. But the fact that so many creditors plan to reinvest rather than exit the market shows that confidence in cryptocurrencies remains strong.
So it remains to be seen whether Solana and Meme coins can take advantage of this trend, but one thing is obvious – FTX creditors are far from giving up on cryptocurrencies.
