Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko has expressed confidence that their blockchain can handle the growing demand for decentralized applications (dapps) without needing layer-2 solutions like those employed by Ethereum. Solana Doesn’t Need Layer-2 Solutions In a post on X, Yakovenko argued that Solana’s design, which utilizes a hybrid consensus mechanism, enables it to scale efficiently without relying on additional layers. The co-founder explained that their goal is to eventually synchronize a global atomic state machine “as fast as the laws of physics allow.” With this stance, Yakovenko appears to be downplaying the role of layer-2 off-chain options like Arbitrum and Base. Related Reading: Maker Market Heats Up: Over 600 Addresses Complete MKR Trades In Single Day “Solana aims to synchronize a global atomic state machine as fast as the laws of physics allow,” Yakovenko said on X. “In this end state, any layer-2, side chain, or zero-knowledge proof Valadium amounts to the same thing. They are external execution environments that cannot ensure atomic composition with the rest of the layer-1 state.” Despite the position Yakovenko takes, the co-fou ..
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