Recently, two public chains staged a "friendly exchange" on Twitter, and onlookers found it very entertaining.

Here's what happened. The Solana team saw Starknet's on-chain data and couldn't resist mocking: only 8 daily active users, just 10 transactions per day, and yet such performance can support a $1 billion market cap and a $15 billion FDV? They were laughed out of breath.

Of course, Starknet couldn't just sit and wait. It quickly responded with a rebuttal, with this logic — Solana has 8 marketing interns alone, who post 10 tweets a day, yet they boast 1 billion followers and a $15 trillion FDV. Based on this ratio, they really have no qualification to laugh at others.

These two major projects exchanging barbs back and forth really made passersby laugh out loud. Netizens' comments were quite interesting, saying this was purely a "violent conflict" between two CEOs, completely unnecessary.

But from a data perspective, this kind of mutual roasting actually reflects the overall competitive landscape of the sector. As a leading public chain, Solana indeed leads in on-chain activity and transaction volume. Starknet, as a rising star, although currently smaller in scale, has received significant market expectations. Both sides have their advantages; truly doing a good job with the product and retaining users is the right path. This back-and-forth is more for entertainment; in the crypto world, that's just how it is — with jokes, data, and an active ecosystem.