2025-12-24 14:23:02

The recent collaboration plan between the two major Layer1 blockchains, Cardano and Solana, for cross-chain bridge development has become a hot topic in the community. This is not just a technical move but also a shift in industry mindset.

In the past, everyone was arguing here — holding coins on one chain meant looking down on holders of other chains. That confrontational atmosphere should have dissipated long ago. Blockchain should be open and collaborative by nature. Now that Cardano and Solana are building cross-chain bridges to enable bidirectional value transfer and ecosystem resource sharing, it’s essentially demonstrating what healthy competition looks like. Many industry analysts have long called for Layer1 blockchains not to see each other as enemies. It’s finally happening — a real multi-chain coexistence is taking shape.

From a technical perspective, Solana has previous experience working with Base on cross-chain bridges, so it has a solid technical foundation this time. On the other hand, after Cardano completed ecosystem improvements through the NIGHT sidechain, its demand for cross-chain functionality has increased, and the timing is right. Additionally, Solana has been confirmed as the primary deployment chain for the USDGO stablecoin, and cross-chain ecosystem development will continue to expand. At this pace, by 2026, there should be new progress in their collaboration.

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CascadingDipBuyer

· 3h ago

It should have been like this a long time ago. The previous chain wars were really absurd... Finally, someone dares to break this crazy opposition. --- Cardano has basically bet right this time. After completing NIGHT's shortcomings, it indeed has more confidence. --- Wait, is USDGO, this stablecoin, reliable? Why does it feel like I've never heard of it? --- 2026? It's already 2025 now, and we still have to wait. That's a bit uncertain. --- Honestly, collaborating across chains to share the cake is much better than fighting among ourselves. Finally, this lack of intelligence has been enlightened. --- Can the experience from Solana and Base be directly applied? Their chain characteristics are so different... a bit worried. --- It's called healthy competition, but actually, it's probably just that everyone is out of money and has to band together for warmth, haha. --- Resource sharing sounds good, but when it comes to profit distribution, there will probably be another fight.

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FOMOSapien

· 3h ago

Really, after so many years of arguing, are we finally going to shake hands? Fine, as long as you don't take my coins. Wait, can this cross-chain bridge really be used or is it just another failed project? Is Cardano really about to turn things around? I always thought their technology was solid, just their ecosystem was lacking. Solana's speed is serious; I heard their collaboration with Base was also good. Looks like they want to build an ecosystem empire. Honestly, after all the hype about cross-chain technology, if it can be implemented, that would be a success. 2026, right? I'll mark this down. Don't let it turn into another PPT project. Is the multi-chain era coming? How should I allocate my assets? Is this another signal of a shakeout? Forget it, let's just see when this bridge actually goes live. Talking too much doesn't mean much.

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GamefiEscapeArtist

· 3h ago

It should have been like this a long time ago. The constant bickering among fans in the crypto community was really annoying. Sol and ADA have made peace, and only then can the ecosystem truly prosper. Once the technology matures, collaboration is the way to go—it's much better than fighting alone. Wait, with this wave of USDGO stablecoins, whose market share are they trying to take? Earlier, everyone said ADA was no good, but now that cross-chain bridges are here, why has the attitude changed? What they call healthy competition, in reality, is just about grabbing users. If true interoperability happens in 2026, it might be another great opportunity to cut the leeks. But the coexistence of multiple chains is definitely an improvement over the previous mutual hostility.

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CryptoMotivator

· 3h ago

Finally, someone is going to break this mindless confrontation. I've been annoyed about it for a long time. Sol and Cardano teaming up? Now that's a big-picture move. The crypto world’s mutual hostility is too wasteful. Multichain coexistence doesn't necessarily mean ranking one above the other; a thriving ecosystem is the real key. Build cross-chain bridges so that value flows smoothly—this is what Web3 should look like. If it really materializes in 2026, it will be another round of new opportunities. Talking about the superiority of chains, in the end, cooperation is still necessary. Reality just keeps proving us wrong.

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ChainDoctor

· 4h ago

It should have been like this a long time ago. Those chain tribalists were really annoying. What's the point of arguing? It's better to work together to grow the pie. --- Solana is really playing a big chess game this time. USDGO is adding cross-chain deployment. Let's see in 2026. --- To be honest, Cardano is finally making some moves. --- Multi-chain coexistence is inevitable. It's a bit late now to start collaborating. --- All the technical foundations are in place; now it depends on whether it can truly be implemented. Verbal agreements are easy to make. --- Haha, the people who used to argue with each other are now probably feeling awkward. --- This is the right attitude. The crypto world should be about collaboration, not confrontation.

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