Cantor Fitzgerald, a prominent Wall Street firm, has initiated outperform ratings on Solana treasury firms, highlighting Solana's balance sheets as deserving a premium over Bitcoin. The firm named DeFi Development Corporation (DFDV) as the top Solana treasury pick, projecting a potential upside of 74.9%, the highest among Solana treasury companies. Cantor Fitzgerald analysts assert that Solana's technology is meaningfully superior to Ethereum across all metrics, citing factors such as developer growth surpassing Ethereum's and the increasing adoption of Solana as a treasury asset. They believe that the future of finance will be on-chain, with Solana as the preferred blockchain. Analysts have assigned overweight ratings to leaders including DFDV, UPXO, and HODL, anticipating stock price increases between 60% and 75%. Additionally, Jito Labs introduced the Block Assembly Marketplace (BAM), a new system for Solana that features a private, encrypted mempool to prevent sandwich attacks, app-specific transaction sequencing, and verifiable ordering. This innovation aims to improve transaction processing, reduce validator costs, and enhance the network's scalability without requiring layer 2 solutions. Solana is reportedly doubling its blockspace, achieving 100 millisecond finality, and targeting one million transactions per second (TPS). These advancements position Solana as a strong competitor to Ethereum, potentially rendering Ethereum's layer 2 solutions obsolete. Market observers note Solana's growing dominance, with some describing it as the strongest major blockchain currently and forecasting substantial growth ahead.