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Technical Solution Alpenglow Completes First Alpenswitch, Optimizing Solana FinalityTechub News消息，据Delphi Digital报道，Solana生态技术方案Alpenglow完成其首次Alpenswitch升级。该升级可压缩Solana网络的最终确定性时间，为链上市场提供更紧密的交易排序机制。 Alpenglow是一个社区驱动的技术集群，旨在通过Alpenswitch机制优化Solana网络性能。据Delphi Digital年度展望报告，该升级有望提升Solana生态的链上市场基础设施效率。Techub News05/12, 01:15 AM

快讯Solana05/12, 01:15 AM

Technical Solution Alpenglow Completes First Alpenswitch, Optimizing Solana Finality

Techub News消息，据Delphi Digital报道，Solana生态技术方案Alpenglow完成其首次Alpenswitch升级。该升级可压缩Solana网络的最终确定性时间，为链上市场提供更紧密的交易排序机制。 Alpenglow是一个社区驱动的技术集群，旨在通过Alpenswitch机制优化Solana网络性能。据Delphi Digital年度展望报告，该升级有望提升Solana生态的链上市场基础设施效率。

Solana is about to launch the Alpenglow upgrade, which is expected to significantly reduce validator operating costs and entry barriersTechub News, according to CoinDesk, Solana is set to launch the Alpenglow upgrade by the end of this year or early 2026, which will significantly reduce the operating costs and entry barriers for validators. According to Michael Repetny, CEO of Marinade Labs, it currently costs about $5,000 per month to run a Solana validator node, with $4,000 (80%) of that spent on voting fees. The Alpenglow upgrade will substantially cut these voting fees, making it more affordable for more participants to operate validator nodes. In addition to lowering costs, Alpenglow will also increase network bandwidth and reduce latency, improving validator economic efficiency through better block packaging while reducing malicious MEV (Maximal Extractable Value) behavior. However, the upgrade may impose higher hardware requirements on validators.Techub News10/27/2025, 09:08 AM

快讯Solana10/27, 09:08 AM

Solana is about to launch the Alpenglow upgrade, which is expected to significantly reduce validator operating costs and entry barriers

Techub News, according to CoinDesk, Solana is set to launch the Alpenglow upgrade by the end of this year or early 2026, which will significantly reduce the operating costs and entry barriers for validators. According to Michael Repetny, CEO of Marinade Labs, it currently costs about $5,000 per month to run a Solana validator node, with $4,000 (80%) of that spent on voting fees. The Alpenglow upgrade will substantially cut these voting fees, making it more affordable for more participants to operate validator nodes. In addition to lowering costs, Alpenglow will also increase network bandwidth and reduce latency, improving validator economic efficiency through better block packaging while reducing malicious MEV (Maximal Extractable Value) behavior. However, the upgrade may impose higher hardware requirements on validators.

The Firedancer team proposes to remove the Solana block limit after the Alpenglow upgradeTechub News, according to The Block, the Firedancer team from Jump Crypto has initiated the SIMD-0370 proposal. This proposal suggests removing the current fixed computational unit (CU) limit of 60 million per block (a previous proposal planned to increase this limit to 100 million) following the major Solana upgrade, Alpenglow, which is set to be tested later this year. The proposal argues that without a fixed limit, block sizes would adjust based on the transaction capacity of high-performance validators, while weaker validators would automatically abstain from voting on oversized blocks through a skip-voting mechanism. Well-funded block producers would upgrade their hardware to include more transactions for increased revenue, incentivizing other producers to follow suit, creating a "flywheel effect" that enhances the average capacity of validator clients. In response, Roger Wattenhofer, Head of Research at Anza and a promoter of the Solana Alpenglow upgrade, supports removing the limit but has also expressed concerns about potential centralization and network stability risks. However, he stated that these issues are solvable and that he has always been a strong supporter of removing the limit.Techub News09/29/2025, 09:30 AM

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The Firedancer team proposes to remove the Solana block limit after the Alpenglow upgrade

Techub News, according to The Block, the Firedancer team from Jump Crypto has initiated the SIMD-0370 proposal. This proposal suggests removing the current fixed computational unit (CU) limit of 60 million per block (a previous proposal planned to increase this limit to 100 million) following the major Solana upgrade, Alpenglow, which is set to be tested later this year. The proposal argues that without a fixed limit, block sizes would adjust based on the transaction capacity of high-performance validators, while weaker validators would automatically abstain from voting on oversized blocks through a skip-voting mechanism. Well-funded block producers would upgrade their hardware to include more transactions for increased revenue, incentivizing other producers to follow suit, creating a "flywheel effect" that enhances the average capacity of validator clients. In response, Roger Wattenhofer, Head of Research at Anza and a promoter of the Solana Alpenglow upgrade, supports removing the limit but has also expressed concerns about potential centralization and network stability risks. However, he stated that these issues are solvable and that he has always been a strong supporter of removing the limit.

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