Coin Bureau, relaying Standard Chartered: SOL will rise

Said on Feb 18, 2026, at 11:30 in the video.

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“Standard Chartered recently forecast that Soul  could hit $2,000 by 2030,”
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PredictionSOLwill riseby Dec 31, 2030
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protocol duties 50/50  where ERC80004 handles agent identity and   credibility while X42 handles per request USDC  payments. Now, another major player in the X42   payment space is Salana. By early December, Salana  overtook base to become the busiest chain for X42   transactions and has remained dominant ever since.  In fact, in early February, Salana handled over   90% of X42 transactions. Its speed and efficiency  have led some analysts to believe that Salana   will benefit most as X42 shifts from memecoin  mania to serious use cases. And case in point,   Standard Chartered recently forecast that Soul  could hit $2,000 by 2030, saying that quote,   "We expect microp payment uses to expand as  new applications are built, likely over the   next 2 to 3 years. And we think Salana is uniquely  positioned to capture most of this expansion. But   Bass and Salana aren't the only blockchains  adopting X42. Chainlink has also integrated   it into its runtime environment or CRA, letting  clients, human or AI, start a task, have Chainlink   verify real world data, and let X42 handle a  payment. Avalanche has also implemented X42 RS,   basically a Rustbased version of the protocol.  Then there's

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