With the release of testnet v1.18.11, the #Solana congestion issues may soon be a thing of the past

With a version that tackles congestion, the Solana blockchain should soon be back to normal.

Anza, a Solana-focused devshop, solved the problem of failed transactions on the Web3 infrastructure platform.

With $192 serving as resistance, the $SOL price has been range bound.

Transaction failures on the Solana network are a direct result of blockchain congestion. The problem has been made worse by the recent surge in popularity of meme currencies based on Solana, which has led to an explosion in user activity on the SOL blockchain.

A technical release may put an end to the Solana congestion problems.

The Solana blockchain has congestion problems, which cause more than half of the transactions to fail. Dune Analytics provided the data used for this. Market players have used to social media sites like X to criticize the botched deals.

Co-founders of Solana have already reassured SOL holders that engineers and technical teams are hard at work on a solution. A devshop named Anza, which focuses on Solana, released a patch for the devnet and suggested it for the testnet as well. Upon deployment to the mainnet, the solution will likely resolve the chain's congestion concerns.

Since April 2, the price of #SOL has been quite stable, fluctuating between $162 and $192. The price of SOL has been moving closer to the bottom edge of the range, at $162, according to the price action. As of this writing on Friday, the price of SOL is $168.32.