On Tuesday, the Solana blockchain experienced a major outage that stopped the network’s mainnet operations for approximately 5 hours. The outage raised concerns about the blockchain’s stability and security as the incident became the 11th of the kind in the last 2 years.
Kicking Solana When It’s Down?
On February 6, the Solana blockchain network suffered a significant outage that lasted 4 and 46 minutes and disrupted the network’s operations, raising doubts about the blockchain and exposing the project to fierce criticism.
The crypto community took no time to share their thoughts about the situation, with many crypto investors referring to memes and jokes to express their concerns about the history of Solana’s outages.
Among the online voices, Cardano’s Founder, Charles Hoskinson, took the opportunity to poke fun at the situation by referencing his previous jokes about the network. Hoskinson replied to the Solana team’s announcement simply stating, “This always works,” and attaching a gif of a man blowing a malfunctioning video game’s cartridge before inserting it back into the console.This always works — Charles Hoskinson (@IOHK_Charles)
So I was thinking since you know Solana comes from that world, that maybe there’s some legacy there, you know, we can figure out how to turn it on and off, taking it out on the cartridge, these types of things. I don’t know, it might be possible.Hoskinson finished the statement by mockingly suggesting that the collaboration wouldn’t happen, he said “But my brother doesn’t do Nintendo stuff anymore. He’s a doctor.”
"Collaboration with Solana would actually make a lot of sense." Perhaps can become a partner chain? — St₳kΣ with Pride 🌈 (@StakeWithPride)
Solana Swiftly Recovers
Recently, Solana’s DeFi ecosystem made the headlines after the Solana-based decentralized exchanges (DEXs) daily trading volume surpassed Ethereum’s for the second time, according to data from DefiLlama, hinting at healthy growth and development in the Solana ecosystem.
Despite the doubts and concerns of crypto investors during the outage, SOL’s price recovered from the initial drop and has recovered 1.8% in the last 24 hours, according to data from . At the time of writing, SOL is trading at $97.SOL is trading at $97.2 in the 1-day chart. Source: SOLUSDT on