Solana network is exploring a significant upgrade: introducing gasless transaction capabilities that would let users cover network fees using various tokens rather than being locked into SOL payments. This shift addresses a key pain point for users—the rigid fee structure—and could enhance the ecosystem's flexibility. By allowing token-based fee payments, Solana aims to improve user experience and reduce friction on the blockchain. The initiative reflects broader industry trends toward more accessible and flexible transaction models, potentially making the network more competitive in the DeFi landscape.
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zkProofGremlin
· 3h ago
Wait, is Solana really going to drop the SOL-based fee? That seems a bit outrageous.
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ClassicDumpster
· 3h ago
It seems that Solana has finally decided to change that rigid fee structure. Forget it, we'll have to see how the implementation goes later.
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TerraNeverForget
· 4h ago
Hmm... Can gasless transactions be paid with other tokens? Now SOL is no longer the only truth, it's a kind of progress.
Solana network is exploring a significant upgrade: introducing gasless transaction capabilities that would let users cover network fees using various tokens rather than being locked into SOL payments. This shift addresses a key pain point for users—the rigid fee structure—and could enhance the ecosystem's flexibility. By allowing token-based fee payments, Solana aims to improve user experience and reduce friction on the blockchain. The initiative reflects broader industry trends toward more accessible and flexible transaction models, potentially making the network more competitive in the DeFi landscape.