SolanaLabsCEO: "It doesn't matter" that the network is down again

2021-11-20 00:31
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According to Golden Financial, the Solana network went offline in September after making hundreds of thousands of changes per second, a process that took 17 hours. When asked how the network could never be better, Anatoly Yakovenko, CEO of Solana Labs and founder of Solana, said it doesn't matter as long as there is at least a copy of the listing. It is also safe. The market is finally over. Yakovenko looks like a downtime for the particularly long wait for the blocks. It was argued that it was not that Solana had logged out, but there was no acknowledgment block at the time. He pointed out that there may be times when Bitcoin does not block for two hours. It has also been argued that other blockchain platforms such as Bitcoin and Ethereum provide guaranteed trading opportunities while trading, especially for those who do not have the money to pay the exchange rate. However, Yakovenko recognizes that downtime is a problem for those who need a high-speed economy. This is especially important for people who need a crossover in less than 40 milliseconds. (The Crypto Block)

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