{"id":32901,"date":"2023-01-01T10:05:38","date_gmt":"2023-01-01T10:05:38","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/lydian.io\/?p=32901"},"modified":"2023-01-01T10:05:38","modified_gmt":"2023-01-01T10:05:38","slug":"helium-developers-propose-abandoning-its-own-blockchain-for-solana","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/lydian.io\/helium-developers-propose-abandoning-its-own-blockchain-for-solana\/","title":{"rendered":"Helium developers propose abandoning its own blockchain for Solana","gt_translate_keys":[{"key":"rendered","format":"text"}]},"content":{"rendered":"
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The blockchain community Helium for the Web of Issues (IoT) may change to the Solana blockchain based on a brand new HIP-70 governance proposal printed on Aug. 30. <\/p>\n

The Helium Core builders said<\/a> The necessity to \"enhance operational effectivity and scalability\" was required to convey \"important economies of scale\" to the community. <\/p>\n

The Helium community is operated by customers who set up a Helium hotspot to offer decentralized 5G wi-fi community protection for web customers of their space. Helium makes use of a novel consensus mechanism - Proof-of-Protection to confirm community connectivity and distribute HNT tokens to Helium hotspot suppliers when protection is verified. <\/p>\n

The proposal comes as Helium builders have careworn the necessity to handle a lot of technical points to enhance the community's capabilities:<\/p>\n

In the previous few months of the community, each have been difficult for community individuals with drastically decreased Proof-of-Protection exercise attributable to community measurement and blockchain\/validator load in addition to packet supply points.<\/p>\n

In response to Helium's GitHub web page, the HIP 70 proposal was made to enhance these knowledge switch and community protection capabilities.<\/p>\n

If handed, helium-based HNT, IOT, and MOBILE tokens and knowledge credit (DCs) would even be pushed onto the Solana blockchain.<\/p>\n

The community's HNT tokens are earned by hotspot suppliers, IOT tokens are earned by node operators that deploy the LoRaWAN community, MOBILE tokens are earned when 5G protection is deployed, and DCs are used to pay transaction charges.<\/p>\n

Helium builders have proposed HIP 70 which might transfer PoC and knowledge switch accounts to oracles. This simplifies Helium's blockchain necessities and improves scalability, velocity, and reliability. It additionally permits for extra miner rewards and a transfer to Solana. https:\/\/t.co\/ZFSWmwYn8f<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/ztnahzGAet<\/a><\/p>\n

\u2014 Helium Basis (@HeliumFndn) August 30, 2022<\/a><\/p>\n

Since its inception in 2013, the Helium community has been working with its personal blockchain. The Hotspot podcast host Arman Dezfuli-Arjomandi acknowledged in a number of Twitter posts that \"Ethereum is simply too sluggish\" and \"different alternate options\". [at the time] weren't that interesting.\"<\/p>\n

\u201cHelium needed to construct its personal blockchain when the protocol first began as a result of \u201cthere was no blockchain to construct this on on the time.\u201d<\/p>\n

However regardless of practically 1,000,000 helium hotspots deployed worldwide and backed by corporations like Google Ventures, the community has not gone unchallenged.<\/p>\n

Associated: <\/strong>Helium community group fixes consensus error after 4 hour outage<\/strong><\/p>\n

Final month, entrepreneur Liron Shapira slammed the community for its \"full lack of end-user demand\" after it was revealed that the community solely generates $6,500 a month in knowledge utilization income regardless of elevating over $350 million.<\/p>\n

The Helium community additionally skilled a four-hour outage that impacted the power for HNT token holders to change their tokens and prevented Helium hotspot miners from receiving rewards.<\/p>\n

The group is responding positively<\/h3>\n

Many members of the Helium group have responded positively to HIP 70 and consider that integration with Solana will drastically profit builders.<\/p>\n

Ryan Bethencourt, accomplice at Web3 backer Layer One Ventures, advised his 16,000 Twitter followers that the proposal for Helium and Solana is \"large\" ought to the advice undergo. <\/p>\n

One other Twitter person referred to as the mixture \"simply beautiful.\"<\/p>\n

Incredible information from the world's most unimaginable community. <\/p>\n

Helium and Solana are backed by extraordinarily onerous working, tireless communities and groups from various backgrounds. We're builders and we're not afraid of change.<\/p>\n

The mixture is just beautiful! WAO! https:\/\/t.co\/SQygB7Dwm9<\/a><\/p>\n

\u2014 Jose Marcelino xNFT (@jmarcelino) August 30, 2022<\/a><\/p>\n

The HIP 70 vote is scheduled for September 12 and shall be made accessible to HNT token holders on heliumvote.com. Voting closes on September 18th.<\/p>\n

The information doesn't seem to have had a constructive impression on the worth of the HNT token, which is at present mendacity cheap<\/a> at $5.23, down 15.5% within the final 48 hours.<\/p>\n

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