So, hesitance with respect to investing in an asset whose volatility makes and breaks people every day makes sense. People are dubious enough as it is when it comes to investing money due to the FUD of losses. Such staggering growth has helped Bitcoin become mainstream and that’s how it attracted over 300 million users, as of June.īitcoin adoption up by 3100% in the last 2 years | Source: Chainalysis In fact, in the last 2 years alone, crypto-adoption has risen by 3180%.
It provides transparency, independence, and most importantly, privacy, which is what first drove people towards it. The emergence of cryptocurrencies might serve as a huge solution to this issue given blockchain technology’s immutability and decentralization. This need has also led to the increased adoption of digital assets worldwide.įor example, India, the country with the 7th largest user base in the world, has faced bank frauds worth $46.5 billion over the last 10-11 years. Well, second-most controversial, with MicroStrategy leading the field.Īlas, the growth of Bitcoin has a direct connection with the need for decentralization. Surprisingly, the second-highest growth seen here comes from the most controversial owners of Bitcoin as well. A real-life plushie of Soli was made and sent around the world as part of the World Tour project.Bitcoin growth over the years | Source: TradingView – AMBCrypto.Soli's name comes from the word "solitude", likely referencing Soli's troubled relations with the villagers of Rhu and losing their family.Soli's design was made in a way that it would be easy to remember and draw for a 4 year old.While designed to be of ambiguous gender so that the player can choose what they feel like, the game's developers mostly use male pronouns for Soli.A very early concept of Soli showed them wearing purple robes.One of the trailers depicts Soli's brother being killed by Arawen, serving as their main motivation.With Leyrah's help, Soli succeeded, routing demons from Vaiya and Sanarya. Unbeknownst to them, Arawen was their father. Together with Brom, they opened a portal to Umberra and tasked Soli with killing Arawen, the king of demons. She turned out to have been trapped in a crystal, but thanks to Soli's exploration of the Mage Academy she was ultimately freed.
They succeeded and were allowed to go to Sanarya in order to get Zarana on their side. He guided him to the Mage Order's refuge nearby, where Soli met Borua, who gave them a quest to open Brom's door. Soli, who was absent, looking for Leyrah, survived and met with Karra just prior to her death.Īfter the invasion from Umberra, Soli found the cartographer by the name of Dahj. They killed most villagers and burned the village down. One day, when the Village of Rhu was to host Vaiya's Guardian, Brom, in cleansing of its crystal, a portal opened, releasing Arawen and its demons to Vaiya. At some point, Soli met Lyho through their parents. Because of this, Soli didn't have many friends, as they were seen as too different, to the point of bullying, according to Chym. Soli turned out to have magical powers, supposedly opening random portals and summoning rain in the middle of a drought. She died during childbirth, but the child survived and was sent to Vaiya, where the villagers of Rhu found them and raised the child as their own. Soli was born to Arana and Arawen, the former of which tried to escape the latter's insanity in Umberra. Additionally, Soli doesn't hestitate to help children who used to bully them for being different than them. Their selfless decision to aid the Mage Order, and risk their life and safety to save the Lost Villagers implies they care more about others than themselves. The robe's edges are slightly brighter than the rest, with glowing runes inscribed on them.Īs Soli is a silent protagonist, not much is known about their personality. The end of this hood is a source of light, visible even in darkness. They wear a crimson-colored robe with the hood covering most of their head. Soli is a short black mage with glowing white eyes and a blue symbol on their belly.
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