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Solana Founder Breaks Silence on Major Blockchain Software Bug

Anatoly Yakovenko, founder of Solana, discussed the challenges of blockchain hardware and software interaction in a recent post. He emphasized Solana's approach to congestion, which focuses on scaling hardware rather than raising transaction fees. Yakovenko believes that relying on price discovery for congestion management is not effective. He also noted that fee adjustments should only occur due to local contention, not global congestion. While Ethereum's recent price surge has overshadowed Solana, Yakovenko believes that Ethereum is progressively losing market cap to Solana. A report by VanEck predicts that Solana could reach 50% of Ethereum's market capitalization. Solana's superior speed, efficiency, user count, and transaction fees are highlighted as key drivers of its growth. Despite recent bearish conditions, Solana's strong ecosystem and adoption prospects signify its long-term potential.

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