The last year brought the rise of several so-called “Ethereum killers” but the most prominent of these has been Solana, a blockchain that promises to deliver the best of Ethereum but faster and at a fraction of the cost. Solana’s spectacular rise, which has seen it vault into the top ten coins, has come from its spiffy technology and also from a certain celebrity pixie dust sprinkled by the likes of FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried and others.
Ancak son zamanlarda, yeni başlayan blockchain bir dizi sorun nedeniyle darbe aldığı için Solana'nın yıldızı parlamaya başladı.
The most recent came this week when a hacker exploited a cross-chain bridge called Wormhole, making off with $320 million worth of wrapped Ethereum in the process. A adli analiz Paradigm araştırmacıları, hacklemenin Solana'nın Solucan Deliği ile arayüzündeki bir kusurdan kaynaklandığını ortaya çıkardı.
The stolen funds were not exactly chump change, and people blasted Solana for neglecting the security side of Vitalik Buterin’s famous “Blockchain Trilemma.” And they have a point. Solana is in the big leagues now, and hackers should not be able to waltz away with $320 million.
The episode was smoothed thanks to the Chicago investment firm Jump Capital swooping in and donating enough ETH to offset the stolen funds. Jump’s unexpected gesture helped to calm markets after Solana’s SOL token plunged following the hack, but it also served to highlight another issue with the blockchain: the outsize role of venture capitalists’ involvement with the project.
Bitcoin dışındaki çok az blok zinciri iddia edildiği kadar merkeziyetsizdir, ancak Solana'nın token dağılımı çoğundan daha çok profesyonel yatırımcılara yöneliktir. Bilgi recently reported how Solana insiders have reaped billions in the last year, while a YouTube video is circulating that shows two billionaire VCs chortling over how much SOL they own (“Solana Billionaire VCs Are Laughing At You”). The upshot of all this is that retail SOL buyers are likely to get hosed when token lock-up periods expire and the professionals dump their bags on the open market.
Solana, şişman kedi yatırımcılarının sıradan kripto inananlarının pahasına para kazandığı tek zincir değil, ancak yine de harika bir görünüm değil.
Meanwhile, Solana is also struggling with congestion on its blockchain. In recent weeks, traders have complained that Solana has become sluggish as the chain gets overloaded with spam and bots. This too is a familiar complaint in the crypto world but in this case is ironic since Solana’s boosters regularly boast about its speed.
Tüm bunları (güvenlik ihlali, VC ağırlıklı token tahsisi, sıkışık zincir) bir araya getirdiğimizde Solana'yı 2021'de herkesin ona aşık olmasını sağlayan aynı taze ışıkta görmek zor. azalmak, which named it “Coin of the Year”).
Nonetheless, the news isn’t all negative. For this would-be “Ethereum killer,” all of its recent trials reflect the same growing pains experienced by another famous chain that suffered a disastrous hack, squabbles over governance, and complaints about network congestion. You probably know that chain—it’s called Ethereum.
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