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Bakkt Offloads Loyalty Division to Boost Crypto Infrastructure Ventures

Bakkt officially announced its shift toward specialized cryptocurrency infrastructure by finalizing a deal to offload its loyalty business to Project Labrador Holdco, a subsidiary entity.

Bakkt Disposes of Loyalty Asset to Emphasize Commitment to Cryptocurrency Infrastructure Operations
Bakkt Disposes of Loyalty Asset to Emphasize Commitment to Cryptocurrency Infrastructure Operations

Bakkt Offloads Loyalty Division to Boost Crypto Infrastructure Ventures

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Key Features and Differences

In this article, we delve into the unique attributes of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple, Solana, Litecoin, Cardano, and other popular cryptocurrencies, focusing on their relevance in 2025 and their presence on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

Bitcoin (BTC)

  • First and largest cryptocurrency by market cap (~$2.37T)
  • Decentralized, energy-intensive Proof of Work (PoW) mining
  • Primary store of value
  • About 7 TPS (transactions per second)

Bitcoin, the digital gold, dominates the market with its store-of-value narrative. However, its energy usage and slow transaction speed have been criticized. On social media, Bitcoin is widely discussed as a store of value and hedge, with mainstream recognition on Facebook and Twitter. LinkedIn focuses on institutional adoption and regulation updates.

Ethereum (ETH)

  • Transitioned to Proof of Stake (PoS), reducing energy consumption by ~99%
  • Supports smart contracts and DApps
  • 30+ TPS (can be slow under heavy load)

Ethereum, the leading smart contract platform, faces network congestion and high gas fees. However, these issues are being addressed by scaling solutions. On social media, Ethereum is a frequent topic of conversation, particularly on Twitter among developers and NFT communities. LinkedIn posts focus on enterprise blockchain usage and DeFi projects.

Ripple (XRP)

  • Focus on cross-border payments and remittances
  • Around 1,500 TPS
  • Not fully decentralized; partnership-driven with banks

Ripple is designed for fast, low-cost international transfers, but regulatory/legal challenges affect sentiment. On social media, Ripple is frequently mentioned in discussions on banking partnerships and payment innovation, with more niche and technical conversations on Facebook.

Solana (SOL)

  • Very high throughput: 2,600+ TPS
  • Very low transaction fees (~$0.02)
  • Uses Proof of History combined with PoS

Solana offers an extremely fast blockchain for DeFi and NFTs, despite having a smaller market cap (~$85B) than Ethereum and Bitcoin. On social media, Solana is known for technical innovation, particularly popular on Twitter among developers and NFT communities.

Litecoin (LTC)

  • “Digital silver” to Bitcoin’s gold
  • Faster block generation, lower fees than BTC
  • Limited smart contract functionality

Litecoin focuses on payments rather than smart contracts or DeFi. It is less innovative but more established compared to other cryptocurrencies. On social media, Litecoin is discussed mostly as a payment coin, with less hype but a stable presence.

Cardano (ADA)

  • PoS with formal methods for development
  • Emphasis on research-driven approach and scalability
  • Smaller ecosystem and adoption than Ethereum

Cardano is a research-driven cryptocurrency focusing on scalability. Its DApp ecosystem growth is slower compared to Ethereum, and there are criticisms regarding adoption pace and governance decentralization. On social media, conversation centers on its scientific approach and slow but steady progress.

Social Media Perception & Usage

  • Facebook: More mainstream and educational discussions, focusing on Bitcoin’s store-of-value narrative and payment aspects of Litecoin and XRP. Also used for group discussions about crypto news.
  • Twitter: Most active crypto platform with rapid news, developer updates, debates on scalability, and market sentiment analysis. Ethereum and Solana communities are particularly engaged here with NFT and DeFi discussions.
  • LinkedIn: Professional and technical discussions focusing on blockchain enterprise use, regulatory impacts, institutional adoption, and investment analysis, with Ethereum, Ripple, and Cardano being frequent topics.

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  1. Despite Bitcoin's dominance as a digital gold with mainstream recognition on Facebook and Twitter, its energy usage and slow transaction speed have been criticized, while Ethereum, with its focus on smart contracts and DApps and transition to Proof of Stake, faces network congestion and high gas fees on these platforms.
  2. Solana, known for its extremely fast blockchain for DeFi and NFTs, is particularly popular on Twitter among developers and NFT communities, while LinkedIn focuses more on professional discussions about enterprise blockchain usage, regulatory impacts, institutional adoption, and investment analysis, with Ethereum, Ripple, and Cardano being frequent topics.

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