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Key Points: Jump Crypto’s Firedancer undergoes advanced Solana mainnet testing now. Targeting improved performance with 1 million TPS. Aiming to reduce reliance on Solana Labs’ client. Jump Crypto’s Firedancer, a Solana validator client, has reportedly launched on the Solana mainnet, boasting operation stability and block production after extensive development, as per multiple reports. This launch signifies a critical step for Solana’s network diversification, potentially impacting validator decentralization and Solana’s future scalability, though official confirmations remain sparse. Firedancer Targets 1 Million TPS by 2025 Firedancer has made strides in offering a key alternative to Solana’s Agave client with Jump Crypto leading its development. This testing phase indicates an emphasis on achieving high throughput and stability by the later parts of 2025. It involved setting up Firedancer on various validator nodes, successfully operating for an extended period. The ongoing Firedancer testing phase is a critical step in integrating a new Solana validator client. Projected to launch fully in 2025, Firedancer aims to enhance network resilience by reducing reliance on Solana Labs’ Agave client and achieving high throughput and robust performance. Figment, Validator Operator, reports, “We have migrated our flagship validator to Firedancer, with higher staking rewards from better MEV capture and transaction processing, prioritizing ‘Safety Over Liveness.’” – Figment Migration Solana’s Scalability and Network Resilience Under Scrutiny Did you know? The anticipated completion of Firedancer’s full integration could allow Solana to handle potentially unprecedented transaction volumes, emphasizing a reliance on high-speed systems, with a performance target shift from earlier Agave dependencies. Solana (SOL), currently priced at $137.94, has a market cap of $77.49 billion and a diluted market cap of $84.96 billion. SOL’s 24-hour trading volume dropped by 21.89%, amounting to $5.22 billion. Price declined steadily in the market, with negative shifts over the last 90 days attributed to broader market conditions.…

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