The narrative is that Ethereum's developer moat makes it untouchable long-term. The data just put a crack in that story.
For the first time, Solana surpassed Ethereum in active developer count — 10.8k builders on SOL versus 9k on Ethereum. This isn't a close call. This is a structural shift in where the talent is going.
Historically, developer dominance precedes network dominance by 12 to 24 months. Bitcoin and Ethereum both showed this pattern. Capital follows builders.
The question for the bears: if developers — the people who actually understand the tech — are choosing $SOL over ETH, what's the counter-thesis?
At what price would you start building a long position based on fundamentals rather than price action?
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Posted by Crypto_future_V
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What the hell is that number coming from? Nothing has 10k developers. Nothing.
And just remember, any thing that can be counted and used as a signal can and will be manipulated.
IT judged by closed tickets? Throw away user’s keyboards so they open tickets.
Counting github stars or contributors? Make a bunch of account to submit crap.