Quote from: BRINIRHA on Today at 01:39:57 PM

Quote from: Best-mary on Today at 12:14:12 PM

You know in every project there's something that causes a setback. Just like ETH. Its setback is the high fee rate but that of Solana is always blockchain or something similar. I know most of us have come across the latest news about blockchain being down for over 2 hours or there. My question is, do you think Sol is ready for the next phase with the same issue it faces over again? How can they tackle this because more projects seem to be interested in them but with this ongoing issue of theirs, how often can they keep up?

You know, is not about loving a project but it's also about how long they withstand some circumstances that won't affect their chain.

For those who haven't come across the news, you can read it here: https://cryptobriefing.com/solana-block-production-halts-validators-confirm-major-outage/

News about Solana with the same problem has also occurred several times before in the past years. But strangely this doesn't seem to really make the community abandon them. instead their community continues to grow positively. And now I even think that the blackout problem has become a habitual problem with Sol. Roll Eyes

In my opinion, because the majority of people are switching from the ETH network to Solana because gas fees are cheaper and transactions are fast, that's why the problems faced by Solana have increased so much.