One of the major concerns of the team behind the Solana blockchain (SOL) is to provide solutions for its repetitive breakdowns. In recent months, these malfunctions have increased. During their run, they have tarnished the reputation of the protocol among users and the entire crypto community. A puzzle that Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko promised to solve.
One more step towards the end of breakdowns at Solana (SOL)?
Last Saturday, Anatoly Yakovenko, co-founder of Solana (SOL) insist collectors to update to the latest version of the blockchain node 1.13.5. According to their explanation, this update should fix network failures. These are especially those that result from protocol overload on the UDP. A new solution for Solana, which is multiplying initiatives to get rid of these now common problems.
There are a significant number of large collectors in the Solana network that have not yet been updated. On Sunday, Solscan revealed that only 44.53% of collectors followed the co-founder’s instructions.
Data mining tool Solana reports that the crypto community still has some questions. Network performance issues, blocking of nodes by big data servers, centralized storage, long outages, and the fact that the co-founder has to personally ask collectors to update. This last point raises many concerns and increases even more distrust of the blockchain, we read on Twitter. This, although the Solana team recently published data on the state of the network, to prove its transparency.
Solana’s new solution comes in a tense context. SOL holders are worried about the collapse of the crypto exchange FTX. But the team wants to be positive. According to his data, the average number of transactions per second is now 2, 000. The average block time has improved. It currently runs about 0.5 milliseconds. In addition, there is a decrease in activity on the blockchain. This has resulted in a reduction in the number of daily programs used.
Get a summary of the news in the world of cryptocurrencies by subscribing to our new service daily and weekly so you don’t miss any of the essential Cointribune!
Far from dampening my enthusiasm, an unsuccessful investment in cryptocurrency in 2017 only increased my enthusiasm. So I decided to study and understand the blockchain and its many uses and pass my pen knowledge related to this ecosystem.
