The developers of Solana (SOL) are facing concerns about potential changes to the design of the blockchain's smart contracts. A recent proposal by Ansa and Solana Labs has raised questions about the immutability of Solana's token programs, which could compromise the credibility and security of the platform. Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko has responded, assuring that malicious updates will not pass due to the opposition of a single node. However, Yakovenko acknowledges the potential risks of such a change and suggests running independent verifications or running old and new programs in parallel. Solana is currently the fastest-growing smart contract platform and its native cryptocurrency, SOL, is the fifth-largest with a $115 billion market capitalization.
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- 2025-01-28
'Use Your Brain': Solana's Yakovenko Busts Speculations About Potential Hardfork
