The Solana ecosystem is merging around an updated vision that its architects call “Internet capital markets”, a high -performance decentralized base for the next generation of chain financial applications.
Although the network has long focused on increasing bandwidth and cutting latency, its last roadmap is submerged in market microstructure, arguing that the next leap forward lies in giving the applications a granular control over the execution of the transaction.
The road map, which was co -author of leaders of the Solana Foundation, Anza, Jito Labs, Doublezero, Drift and Multicoin Capital, focuses on the execution controlled by applications (ACE), which will give the milisecond level authority of intelligent contracts on the sequence of transactions.
“In our conversations with teams from all over the ecosystem, market microstructure is the most important problem in Solana today,” the authors wrote.
The new road map, published on Thursday by Anza, a central collaborator of the Solana block chain, describes six critical compensation dimensions: privacy versus transparency, Speedbumps versus trade without restrictions, inclusion versus purpose versus latency, placement versus geographical decentralization, manufacturers of creators vs. flexible and flexible priorities and priorities.
They argue that, instead of enforcing a unique protocol for all, Solana will focus on building their infrastructure where developers can experiment with these compensations in production.
With that, the network will implement a series of initiatives in short, medium and long term deadlines. In the short term, the Market of the Jito Labs Block Assembly (BAM), which the team announced on Monday, is a “transaction processing system that gives new new tools, merchants and applications of new new tools to improve performance.” BAM, which will be launched at the end of the month, will aim to provide privacy and transparency to trade in the chain, allowing builders to deploy Central Limit Orders Books (CLOB) that compete with centralized exchanges.
Anza is simultaneously “working to improve the reliability of the landing of transactions in order to make transactions terrify in the same space reliably,” the team wrote.
In the medium term, that the authors define as the next three to nine months, projects such as Doublezero, a personalized fiber network designed to reduce latency while the bandwidth increases, and Alpenglow, the new Solana consensus protocol to reduce the purpose of 12.8 second block lock block to only 150 milliseconds, will go live. Both are aimed at improving the current Solana network.
In the long term, the meaning until 2027 and beyond, Solana will be aimed at implementing multiple concurrent leaders (MCL) and ACE to support the most liquid markets in the chain.
These updates address the limitations of the “unique leader problem”, where a validator controls the inclusion of the transaction and allows multiple validators to propose transactions simultaneously, mitigating censorship and manipulation. With transactions ordered by priority rates, applications can define the personalized execution logic, such as cancellation prioritization or block auctions.
MCL will allow Solana to ingest real -time global market information, allowing smart contracts to instantly react to events from different regions such as New York and Tokyo, according to the blog. This architecture will form the technical backbone for what the Solana ecosystem believes that it will be the decentralized and globally synchronized financial system.
“In other words, Solana will offer tools for Internet capital markets that are exclusive to decentralized block chains and cannot be replicated by centralized competitors,” the authors wrote.
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