Firedancer suggests eliminating Solana’s block limit to enhance network throughput following the Alpenglow upgrade.
- Firedancer suggests removing Solana’s block computational limit post-upgrade.
- Key players involve Solana and Firedancer teams.
- Potential centralization risks raise community concerns.
Firedancer, a team from Jump Crypto, proposed removing Solana’s block limit post-Alpenglow upgrade to dynamically scale network throughput, sparking discussions among developers and validators.
This proposal could enhance Solana’s competitiveness by increasing network throughput, boosting SOL’s market appeal, though concerns about potential centralization risks have arisen.
Firedancer, a Jump Crypto team, proposes removing the block size limit on the Solana blockchain following the Alpenglow upgrade to enhance throughput.
This proposal aims to dynamically scale throughput based on validator capabilities, potentially increasing competitiveness but raising centralization concerns.
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“The current incentive structure for validator clients and program developers is broken. The capacity of the network is determined not by the capabilities of the hardware but by the arbitrary block compute unit limit…” – Firedancer Team, Jump Crypto source
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