Jump Crypto (developers from Firedancer) have proposed to eliminate Solana’s fixed compute block limit.
The initiative – SIMD-0370 – would remove Solana’s 60M compute unit block. As a result, block sizes can scale based on the number of transactions that validators can process.
Once officially live, it promises to slash transaction finality from around 12.8 seconds to just 150 milliseconds.
Then, SIMD-0370 will help the network to produce faster, more efficient blocks as higher-performance validators take on heavier loads to earn higher revenue.
By debuting on Solana, Snorter Bot promises to offer fees at just 0.85% (which it claims to be the network’s lowest), while delivering what it says is the highest execution speeds available.
And with SIMD-0370 poised to boost Solana’s performance even more, that edge would become all the more apparent – even though the bot is already poised to outpace competitors like Maestro and Trojan.
You also need not worry about falling victim to scams. Snorter Bot will be MEV-protected and include rug pull and honeypot detection alerts, ensuring you stay safe while trading.
$SNORT is behind it all, with 25% of its total token supply supporting ongoing developments and unlocking exclusive perks for holders. Think leaderboard rewards, DAO voting rights, and staking yields up to 114% APY.
A hefty 20% of $SNORT also goes toward marketing, so you can anticipate growing awareness and intense community hype – both of which can bolster the token’s demand and thus its price.
This isn’t investment advice. Make sure you always do your own research before making crypto investments, plus never spend more than you’re willing to lose.
