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The Solana End Game | Anatoly Yakovenko & Lucas Bruder
May 14, 2024
Anatoly Yakovenko & Lucas Bruder discuss Solana's transaction problem, solutions for chain performance, priority fees, dynamic rent fee, MEV, and the future of Solana. They delve into stake-weighted QoS, block space enhancement, async execution, network optimization, token economics, Stake Net, MEV on Solana, and software upgrades in a multi-client protocol development.
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- Addressing technical bugs before economic solutions is crucial for Solana's network stability.
- Stake-weighted QoS aims to enhance network orderliness and transaction prioritization on Solana.
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Improving Network Performance: From Solving Runtime Issues to Managing Congestion
Over the course of Q1, Solana focused on enhancing chain performance by addressing runtime delays and wonky block broadcasting. Subsequently, the system witnessed more stable block times and improved compute efficiency. However, new challenges emerged around congestion during transaction submissions. Initially proposed economic solutions were overshadowed by the revelation of bugs affecting stake-weighted QoS, causing performance issues. Resolving these subtle bugs was crucial, highlighting the need to first address underlying technical issues before revisiting broader economic solutions.
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