What is an RPC Node?
Blockchain technology has brought about a revolutionary change in the way we handle data and transactions, introducing a new level of decentralization and security.
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A Solana Renaissance
Compressed NFTs are Driving Solana Forward
After nearly two years of an NFT market that trended down only, things are finally beginning to look up for Solana.
Collection launches are rising, mint volumes are trending higher, and secondary activity is shifting.
Why?
A new Solana innovation: Compressed NFTs.
To begin,
DApps on Solana
Decentralized applications, or DApps, have become a prominent feature in the blockchain ecosystem.
What is Solana?
Solana is an open-source blockchain network that hosts highly scalable decentralized applications (DApps).
The Successful Implementation of Solana's Token-2022 Standard
The Token-2022 standard has garnered attention over the last couple of months as a vital new tool in the Solana program developer’s toolkit. The data shows that Token-2022’s new functionality can successfully incentivize holding. So far, we’ve had a few examples of popular tokens built on the
Sig Engineering - Part 1 - Solana's Gossip Protocol
This post is Part 1 of a multi-part blog post series we'll be releasing periodically to outline Sig Validator's engineering updates/milestones.
This blog post from the Syndica team marks a major milestone completion in Sig's journey: The initial implementation of the gossip protocol.
Introducing Sig by Syndica, an RPS-focused Solana validator client written in Zig
What is Sig?
Sig is an intelligently optimized Solana validator implementation written in Zig, a cutting-edge low-level programming language.
Sig is a step function improvement in RPS
For every ‘write’ sendTransaction RPC call triggered on a node, 25 'read' calls are triggered. According to data covering a 2+
Chamath Palihapitiya’s Social Capital Co-Leads Investment In Solana-Based Startup Syndica
Syndica, an infrastructure developer company focused on scaling Solana blockchain's ecosystem, raised $8 million in seed funding to build the cloud infrastructure of Web 3.0.
Revealed exclusively to Forbes, the round, co-led by Social Capital, the Silicon Valley venture capital firm founded by billionaire investor Chamath Palihapitiya,