Firedancer ist live, aber Solana verstößt gegen die einzige Sicherheitsregel, die Ethereum als nicht verhandelbar ansieht
Firedancer is live, but Solana is violating the one safety rule Ethereum treats as non-negotiable
Firedancer ist live, aber Solana verstößt gegen die einzige Sicherheitsregel, die Ethereum als nicht verhandelbar ansieht
Firedancer is live, but Solana is violating the one safety rule Ethereum treats as non-negotiable
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tldr; Firedancer, a new validator client for Solana, has gone live after three years of development. It aims to address Solana’s reliance on a single validator client, which has caused network outages in the past. Built by Jump Crypto, Firedancer is a ground-up rewrite in C/C++ and operates independently from Solana’s existing Agave client. This diversification reduces the risk of network-wide failures caused by client bugs. While Ethereum treats client diversity as essential, Solana is still transitioning, with Firedancer offering a path to improved reliability and institutional adoption.
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Nice effort. But, unfortunately, it is just window dressing.
The truth is that Solana cannot meaningfully decentralize because it costs well over $100K to operate an actual archive node.
The nodes people run from home are pretty much just performative, fully dependent on the handful of archive nodes operated by insiders.
Wrong sub. It’s a company