Solmedia, a decentralized content-sharing platform, has unveiled its integration of the Solana blockchain with the latest Filecoin on-chain InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) technology. This development, supported by Solmedia’s native token MEDIA, empowers users to leverage Solana’s high-speed blockchain infrastructure and Filecoin’s secure decentralized storage, ensuring the protection and integrity of user content against unauthorized alterations or access.

A senior representative from Solmedia emphasized the company's commitment to upholding free speech and transparency in the Web 3.0 era. By harnessing the capabilities of Solana and Filecoin alongside the MEDIA token, users gain control over their data and content-sharing experiences, mitigating censorship and biased information.

The adoption of Solana and Filecoin technologies aims to enhance user experiences by offering swift transaction speeds, reduced fees, and dependable decentralized storage, thereby facilitating seamless activities such as uploading, streaming, or accessing content.

The MEDIA token serves to incentivize user engagement in the platform's growth, reflecting a community-driven approach to content consumption that aligns with the platform’s mission of fostering an environment free from censorship and promoting diverse perspectives.

According to CoinMarketCap data, the MEDIA token has experienced a 20% increase in value over the past 24 hours, trading at $0.10668, with a trading volume of $13.8 million during the same period.

Meanwhile, a report dated March 21 underscores the escalating global investor interest in blockchain ecosystems, with Solana emerging as a frontrunner. The report reveals that Solana commands 49.3% of global investor interest, underscoring its significant influence in the blockchain community. Ethereum follows closely behind, capturing 12.7% of investor interest.

Experts attribute Ethereum’s enduring popularity to its strong brand recognition and established reputation. Nevertheless, there is a noticeable trend towards increased investor attention on second-layer networks built on Ethereum, signaling evolving preferences within the blockchain sector.