2025-12-25 01:21:55

Looking ahead, there's a focused push to strengthen key pillars of the Solana ecosystem. Privacy-focused assets are getting serious traction—targeting at least 51% of ZEC transactions shielded represents a major step toward mainstream privacy adoption, backed by meaningful resources. On the DeFi integration front, making the top 20 crypto assets readily tradable on Solana would be a game-changer for liquidity and accessibility across chains. Beyond infrastructure, scaling the developer community is non-negotiable: doubling the number of active Solana devs would unlock fresh innovation and accelerate dApp ecosystem growth. Each of these benchmarks reflects the commitment to positioning Solana as a robust, developer-friendly hub for decentralized applications.

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SatoshiChallenger

· 18h ago

It's the familiar narrative of "double developers, game changers." Data shows that 87% of projects with similarly grand promises in the last cycle failed to meet their targets. Ironically, the 51% privacy transaction rate is exactly the same as the promise made by some chain in 2018. How are things now? You all probably have a good idea. Objectively speaking, liquidity issues for the top 20 assets have never been infrastructure problems—they are demand problems—if no one uses it, then no one uses it. I've heard this "three pillars of the ecosystem" argument too many times. Every time, they say this time is different, but the market always answers with liquidation rates. Doubling developers sounds good, but why are existing projects already moving to other chains? I just can't quite understand.

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PhantomHunter

· 18h ago

51% privacy transactions? Sounds good, but can it really be achieved?

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ShamedApeSeller

· 18h ago

The Sol ecosystem's groundwork is quite aggressive this time—privacy assets + cross-chain liquidity + developer doubling... This is the pace to comprehensively surpass competitors.

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AirdropSweaterFan

· 12-26 18:00

The SOL ecosystem is really taking action this time, with a focus on privacy, DeFi, and developers all at once. It feels like it's about to take off.

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SilentAlpha

· 12-25 01:52

The SOL ecosystem's combo punch is quite aggressive, but can the goal of doubling developers really be achieved?

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DaoDeveloper

· 12-25 01:51

the 51% shielded ZEC target is interesting but ngl, have we modeled the game-theoretic incentives here? feels like we need merkle proof composability with existing privacy primitives to really lock this in

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GasFeeCrying

· 12-25 01:50

The SOL ecosystem is gearing up again, with privacy assets, cross-chain liquidity, developer expansion... all in the works. Let's see if it can actually be implemented.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 12-25 01:35

Solana's recent moves are indeed impressive. The privacy feature with 51% shielded sounds good, but it seems like it needs to be more aggressive. Talent density doubling? Just kidding. Finding a reliable Solana developer is now harder than finding a rug pull. The transaction volume of the top 20 assets on the chain... First, ask if the gas fees for cross-chain bridging can be less outrageous. It reminds me a bit of those "ambitious" roadmaps from before. What happened to them? The ecosystem definitely needs a blood transfusion, but truly retaining developers is the core. We've seen too many pie-in-the-sky promises.

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PaperHandsCriminal

· 12-25 01:24

Starting to hype it up again, how is Solana planning to double its developers this time? What happened to the previous promise, buddy?

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