"Greatness starts from humble beginnings." Yesterday, I listened to a podcast by Mable and learned that Solana had a grassroots origin:

1. The initial valuation of the first round of financing was only $20 million.
2. The founding members had average backgrounds and were considered a "second or third-rate" team.
3. They faced difficulties in fundraising, and many people questioned the narrative of a "high-performance public chain."

During Solana's growth from 0 to 1, and then from 1 to 10, there were several milestone events:

1. At the time, SBF wanted to support a public chain to build applications on, and ultimately chose Solana (it is said that initially SBF was most interested in Near).
2. SBF's support gave Solana the "legitimacy" of the narrative and subsequently led to the recognition and integration of Solana by USDC and USDT.

On the day Tether announced that USDT would be deployed on Solana, $SOL surged by 60 points.

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