Solana players unveil the roadmap for “Internet Capital Markets

The Solana ecosystem merges a updated vision that its architects call “Internet capital markets” – a decentralized and high performance base for the next generation of chain financial applications.

While the network has been focusing for a long time on the increase in bandwidth and reduction latency, its last roadmap is deeply plunged into market microstructure, arguing that the next step is to give applications a granular control of the execution of transactions.

The roadmap, which was co-authorized to the leaders of the Solana Foundation, Anza, Jito Labs, Doublezero, Drift and Multicoin Capital, focuses on the execution (ACE) controlled by application, which will give intelligent contracts at the level of milliseconds on the sequencing of transactions.

“In our conversations with ecosystem teams, market microstructure is the most important problem in Solana today,” the authors wrote.

The new roadmap, published Thursday by Anza, a main contributor to the Solana blockchain, describes six dimensions of critical compromise: confidentiality vs transparency, speedbumps vs trade without obstacle, inclusion vs purpose vs latency, colocation V. geographic decentralization, architecture manufacturers.

They argue that, rather than applying a unique protocol, Solana will focus on building its infrastructure where developers can experiment these compromises in production.

With this, the network will deploy a series of initiatives through short, medium and long -term deadlines. In the short term, the Jito Labs’ block assembly market (BAM), which the team announced on Monday, is a “transactions treatment system that gives Solana validators, traders and applications for new powerful tools to improve performance”. Bam, which will be posted at the end of the month, will aim to provide confidentiality and transparency to exchanges on the chain, allowing manufacturers to deploy books of central limit controls (Clobs) which compete with centralized exchanges.

Anza is simultaneously “works to improve the reliability of transactions landing in order to make the land of transactions in the same slot machine,” wrote the team.

In the medium term, which the authors define as the following three months, projects like Doublezero, a personalized fiber network designed to reduce latency while increasing the bandwidth, and Alpenglow, the new Solana consensus protocol to shrink the finality from 12.8 seconds to only 150 milliseconds, will be online. Both are aimed at improving the current Solana network.

In the long term, which means that until 2027 and beyond, Solana will aim to implement several simultaneous leaders (MCL) and ACE to support the most liquid chain markets.

These upgrades address the limits of the “single problem of the leader”, when a validator controls the inclusion of transactions and allows several validators to offer transactions simultaneously, attenuating censorship and manipulation. With transactions sorted by priority costs, applications can then define the personalized execution logic such as cancellation of prioritization or block auctions.

MCL will allow Solana to ingest information on the global market in real time, allowing intelligent contracts to instantly react to the events of different regions like New York and Tokyo, the blog said. This architecture will form the technical backbone for what Solana’s ecosystem thinks is the decentralized and synchronized financial system on a global scale.

“In other words, Solana will offer tools for Internet capital markets that are specific to decentralized blockchains and cannot be reproduced by centralized competitors,” the authors wrote.

Read more: Jito launches Bam to reshape the Espace de Solana economy

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