Matt Sorg, Vice President of Technology at Solana Foundation, discusses scaling and solutions to network congestion{
Solana processes more transactions daily than all other #blockchains combined, while offering low fees and efficient scaling.
Matt Sorg, Vice President of Technology at #Solana Foundation, also emphasizes the blockchain's ability to scale without sacrificing speed.
scaling issues are being addressed through system updates, including solutions such as rewriting QUIC to improve transaction flow.
As the #blockchain ecosystem expands, Solana aims to stay ahead of growing demand through innovation and proactive problem solving, and Solana's ability to process more transactions than all other blockchains combined is a testament to its operational capabilities. . However, growth inevitably entails the need for continuous infrastructure improvements.
What makes Solana an attractive ecosystem for startups and developers?
Solana is an ecosystem that can work together to build applications. These two components are very attractive to startups.
You don't have to create a new ecosystem and make sure it has wallets, insights and outs, USDC and #USDT . You don't have to worry about that; Solana has it all.
The key for startups is to focus on core competencies. There's no need to reinvent the wheel.
Developing on Solana, people get a real boost to development and get rid of the need to think. I think this is one of the reasons why Solana apps have been relatively successful. Apps can focus on the unique things they offer to the world rather than the infrastructure.
What do you think are the main technical challenges developers face when trying to break into the Solana ecosystem?
First of all, you have to focus. There are so many chains and infrastructures.
There's a joke that there are more chains than applications, and I think that's really true now. There are so many different chains and L2s and everything else that's popping up.
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