The v1.18.11 Update was restarted today to reduce network congestion.
An in-depth look at the v1.18.11 Solana update and devshop Anza. SOL’s price is volatile. After a setback suffered by Solana because of network congestion, today’s update was a v1.18.11 Anza-sponsored to the devnet. In a blog post, a Solana developer from Anza who goes by the handle’starry’ shared that the second effort to restart devnet was successful. This came as a result of the network congestion. SOL (the native token for Solana) experienced a volatile price movement in the wake of the deployment of the v1.18.11 version on the devnet. Devshop Anza’s v1.18.11 update: A closer look[1965909]Anza, an Solana focused devshop had earlier released the v1.18.11 to the devnet to address congestion on the Solana network. Validators upgraded their testnet to the most recent release after this update was deployed to begin analyzing the effect of proposed congestion fixes. As the core developer highlighted in an article yesterday, however, the upgrade was plagued by devnet specific issues that caused it to crash. It was also restarted simultaneously today as previously mentioned, which is a major step forward for the Solana Community. It’s worth noting, too, that Solana has recently enabled another important update to the mainnet beta in order to resolve the ongoing network congestion problems. The Ethereum competitor ruled out a release of v1.17.31 for the Solana Network Mainnet Update on April 15. This fueled optimism around the company’s attempts to address dynamic cryptographic problems. The native token SOL is currently experiencing a decline. The price of Solana (SOL), a native token, has fallen
At the time of this writing the Solana Token’s Price had dropped by 1.88% in the last 24 hours. It is now trading at $142.61. This market chart shows a very volatile trading pattern, with both positive and negative movements over the last day. The price fluctuation is due to ongoing blockchain developments that are aimed at preventing network congestion. SOL’s price has suffered a significant setback as the crypto community lost confidence in its functionality. Crypto market analysts expect the price of the SOL token to rise soon, now that the devnet update v1.18.11 has been successfully restarted, accompanied by the mainnet release v1.17.31.
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