Solana Foundation's VP of Technology Announces Network Health Improvement Plan

Jacob Creech, the Vice President of Technology at the Solana Foundation, stated that recent adjustments to the SFDP (Solana Foundation Delegated Program) have sparked controversy within the community. The adjustments include a maximum participation period of 12 months, automatic graduation at 300,000 SOL, a cap of 100 validators, and a requirement for validators to run their own nodes. The original goal of the SFDP was to help guide new validators, maintain a healthy testnet, and allow validators to test changes in advance, which has largely been achieved. The Foundation's next phase will continue to enhance network health and reward ecosystem contributors.

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