The Solana Foundation released the October 2023 Blockchain Validator Health Report yesterday. According to the report, Solana network validators are more diverse and stable than a year ago.

Jito Labs clients account for more than 31%

For a long time, the client developed by Solana Labs has been the main validator client in the Solana network, but in recent years the foundation has been making every effort to promote Solana to become a more diverse "multi-client network", among which , Jito Labs was the first unofficial client to be developed and widely adopted.

Since the Jito Labs client was first launched in August 2022, its network share has increased from 0% to 31%.

Jito Labs raised $10 million in Series A funding last year. The company builds Solana MEV infrastructure. Solana Ventures, Solana Labs co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko, and Solana Foundation communications director Austin Federa all participated in the Series A round.

100% up and running since February

Although Solana has experienced frequent downtime for a long time in the past, "easy downtime" has become a stereotype of the Solana network in many communities. However, according to a report by the Solana Foundation, since the last outage due to abnormal issues on February 26 this year, the uptime of the Solana network has been 100%, which means that the network has been experiencing outages for more than 7 months. .

The Nakamoto coefficient is still higher than that of Ethereum

The Satoshi Coefficient is designed to measure the degree of decentralization of a PoS network. Solana's Nakamoto coefficient remains at 31, which is still higher than PoS networks such as Ethereum and Avalanche.

Solana’s Satoshi coefficient grew steadily from the chain’s launch in March 2020 to September 2022, and has remained relatively stable ever since.

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