The Solana blockchain team will distribute $1 million to users who find errors in the first version of the Firedancer validator client.
Announced by an anonymous developer under the pseudonym Cantelope Peel and supported by Immunefi, the program starts on July 10 and will last six weeks.
To receive a reward, you must pass KYC verification.
Cantelope Peel told X that work on Firedancer is progressing successfully.
A little Firedancer update:
- We are currently working on and actively testing our first versions of the Solana consensus and fork choice algorithms.
- We are also working on live voting and various other little bits around that.
- Millions of slots of execution have been…
"We are currently working on our first versions of the Solana consensus and fork selection algorithms and are actively testing them. We are also working on real-time voting and other small things. Millions of execution slots have already been tested and comply with the protocol," he added.
https://forklog.com/news/vyrastet-li-solana-do-400-posle-reliza-firedancerFiredancer, developed by Jump Crypto, is designed to increase Solana's resilience. The client is implemented in C/C++, which optimizes it for high-frequency trading.
In May, the Solana community proposed SIMD-0096, which fully transfers the commission for priority transactions to validators. Before that, half of the reward was sent to the burning address, and the other half was sent to the user who extracted the block.
Earlier, CoinGecko analysts recognized the Solana network as the fastest among large blockchains. On April 6, the average daily number of transactions per second reached a record high of 1,504 amid the meme token boom.
Recall that in April, developers updated the software as part of efforts to combat blockchain congestion, which leads to transaction delays.