The failure rate of transactions due to “implementation errors” on the Solana blockchain exceeded 75% last week, forcing Helius Labs, the company that provides internal support for the Solana network, to urgently prepare a fix patch.
“Solana's current problem is not a design flaw, but an implementation flaw. It's important to understand this distinction because implementation errors are usually trivial, while design errors tend to be serious and more fundamental. The current problem is related to the way the Solana developers implemented the QUIC data communication protocol developed by Google, which informs all nodes about the current state of the network,” explained Helius Labs CEO Mert Mumtaz.
Helius Labs plans to make the necessary “implementation bug” fixes and reconfigure QUIC by April 15th.
Previously, the founder of the Yearn.Finance, Keep3r and Solidly projects, as well as the co-founder of the Fantom Foundation, Andre Cronje, supported the Solana network against the backdrop of a failure and problems with transactions. He stated that the existing network performance problems were caused solely by technical difficulties.
Source: Bits

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