The Solana (SOL) team is preparing to launch a new system called “Lattice” to address the scalability issues facing the network. This innovative approach aims to improve the performance of the network by making fundamental changes to the verification and monitoring processes of user accounts. The “lattice-based homomorphic hash function” introduced with the SIMD-215 proposal published on January 6 has the potential to restructure Solana’s user tracking on the blockchain.
In Solana’s current structure, the status of all user accounts must be recalculated at regular intervals. This complicates operations and increases costs as the number of users increases. This problem requires a full indexing of all accounts on each node, which is a major hurdle for the network, said Anatoly Yakovenko, co-founder of Solana Labs.
The Lattice Hash proposal aims to eliminate the need to recalculate the status of all accounts. This will ensure that only accounts that have changed are processed, reducing verification times and increasing the efficiency of the network. Cryptocurrency research firm Republik Labs describes the innovation as “just organizing the messy areas instead of cleaning the entire house every day,” making the system more understandable.
If this innovation is successfully implemented, the Solana network could see significant improvements in speed and efficiency. Over the past month, Solana has generated 43% more trading volume than Ethereum on decentralized exchanges, reaching a volume of over $113 billion. This development is considered a sign that Solana can continue its growth momentum against its competitors.
These steps by Solana will allow the network to gain a stronger place in the cryptocurrency market and reach a wider user base. Market analysts state that the proposed system will support the development of the network, and this improvement may have a positive impact on altcoin prices.
