Chicago-based software developer Jump Crypto will assist in the development of the open-source core code of the Solana (SOL) network, which has been struggling for some time.
Many different platforms using the solana infrastructure in the past million dollar hack was the victim of his attacks. This is what happened due to security vulnerabilities solana infrastructure has been at the center of serious criticism by users. However, the Solana network itself suffered multiple disruptions and was down for more than 4 hours in June. These negative news in a row Reflected negatively on Solana price and its investors were seriously disadvantaged.
However, as the cryptocurrency markets continue to grow, they are not shying away from serious collaborations to improve their security and technological infrastructure in highly visible blockchains like Solana. The last step taken by Solana in this regard is software development services in traditional markets. Jump Trading GroupIt covers the deal he made with the Jump Crypto team, the cryptocurrency arm of .
Managing director of the Solana Foundation Dan Albert In his statement on the subject, he made statements stating that they trust Jump Crypto:
Jump has over 20 years of unparalleled experience in scaling networks and building high-performance software systems. Thanks to the team’s contributions to the Solana blockchain, mission-critical systems will be improved and help the network scale billions of users.
Solana open source code These upgrades planned to be made on the network strengthen its decentralized structure and to avoid similar examples of hacking attacks in the past. includes closing security vulnerabilities.
Solana in November 2021 $260 since the peak 83% experienced a decrease in rate. The most critical reasons behind this decline are the serious problems experienced on the network. were software problems. In addition, its rivals, which are close to Solana in terms of volume, 2 times increase in the last 1 month period Solana while exhibiting sideways price volatility remained.