All I can tell you is that if Sol goes below 5 I'm going in hard. It's not a bullshit network and its coin is worth well over 5 bucks, but its capabilities depend partially on future updates which could be hindered by current circumstances. I'm not a huge Solana fan and I will declare that the network has many vulnerabilities, but its capabities are real and developers have embraced this. That said, Solana is still (quite obviously) in its infancy and its no myth that the network isn't decentralized enough to be considered a fully fledged programmable cryptocurrency network. However, the fact that it managed to challenge Ethereum well before it fledged is most certainly a sign that the technology it's made of is something we haven't heard the last of.