Solana Breakpoint, which was held between 4-7 November and continued, attracted the attention of 13 thousand people. Solana introduced the recently announced Google partnership, smartphone designs and Web3 store to enthusiasts at Breakpoint.
“Anyone can set up Solana store anywhere”
During its annual meeting at Breakpoint 2022 in Libson, Solana made a new launch announcement as it prepares to go mainstream. Alongside smartphones and dApp stores, issues related to the start of partnership with Google Cloud were at the forefront. The conference, which lasts for 4 days, is held in only one of the four venues held at the same time. However, the conference attracted 13,000 people.
Solana’s co-founder Raj Gökal and Solana Labs’ co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko came together at the conference. Vibhu Norby, CEO and founder of Solana Spaces, took the stage to give an interactive presentation. He asked participants to scan a QR code to enter a sweepstakes! Then Norby opened the Solana Store in Miami. Then the CEO gave the following in his speech:
Now anyone can set up their own Solana Store, anywhere.
Norby made a statement about the process of creating the store. Announcing the launch of GeoNFTs, the NFT application that allows users to geotag an area in their city. Space CEO continued his speech with the following statements:
If you own GeoNFT, you can use it 1 vs 1 with the rights reserved for you to open the Solana store in that area. With GeoNFTs, the ecosystem aims to empower solo entrepreneurs who want to get into business.
Smartphones will be available for pre-order in the first months of 2023
The ecosystem’s mobile team has announced the launch of their upcoming smartphone. However, it is stated that pre-orders will start in the first months of 2023. However, the company has not yet announced an official date for the release date.
The most distinguishing feature of the phones is that they offer the ability to securely store the private keys of cryptocurrency wallets. In addition, the smartphones will be powered by the Qualcomm chipset with a high productivity Arm-based SoC.
Cryptocurrency friendly policy
The ecosystem preparing for the Web3 outage has announced the launch of the Solana dApp Store. During the conference, one of the ecosystem spokespersons highlighted the need for a good user experience on Web3. The dApp store that supports cryptocurrencies promises to eliminate fees and revenues. In addition, the company announced that applications will open in January 2023 for interested participants.
Google Cloud is soon becoming a Solana node validator
As we have reported as Kriptokoin.com; All announcements are turning points for the ecosystem. However, its partnership with Google Cloud was the one that got the most attention. Google Cloud is creating a Solana validator that generates blocks to join and validate the network. Blockchain Node Engine, announced by Google Cloud on October 27, will take place in the Solana chain from 2023. As a result of the integration, it will allow users to launch a private Solana node in the cloud. Additionally, Google Cloud will index ecosystem data. By 2023, it will provide Solana developers access to historical data by bringing it to BigQuery, a fully managed, serverless data center.
Besides, on October 11, SOL users were hacked via a fake ecosystem wallet security update. Hackers are found to be releasing their NFTs to users in what appears to be the new Phantom wallet security update. However, the fraudulent update was transmitted as malware designed to steal cryptocurrencies. Users who encountered the fake Phantom update witnessed a malware download from GitHub that was intended to retrieve browser information, history, cookies, passwords, SSH keys and other user information.
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