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Nonprofit supporting Solana's decentralization and security; its mission is maximum censorship resistance.
RT @MacroMate8: thinking of going to HK next week to reconnect with friends very eager to connect with KOLs, traders and streamers re @jo…
RT @platis_e: Shanghai 🇨🇳 - you are one FABULOUS city! The culture, hospitality, food, fashion, and energy of this city are truly something…
RT @niran7: 你遇到我时正值我生命中最中国的一段时期 Food, fashion, architecture, boba, even the taxi rides. Shanghai felt like a city from the future – can't…
RT @RachelConlan: Shanghai, you treated us well. Productive meetings, memorable experiences and a chance to take in the city’s culture. In…
RT @vibhu: Solana 💛 Shanghai From the Solana Capital Forum, to the dinner events, the river cruise, and the office welcoming party, it was…
Community members express genuine enthusiasm about Solana's experimental approach and infrastructure potential, with builders finding the ecosystem exciting. Interest in ecosystem projects like economic strategy games shows confidence in SOL-powered applications.
@SolanaFndn That's what makes Solana interesting. What starts as experimentation can eventually become infrastructure for something much bigger. As a builder, that's pretty exciting to see.
Hey @SolanaFndn community! 🚀Check out Cryptopolia, an exciting economic strategy game powered by $SOL. Big potential for the ecosystem-let’s show some love and support! 🎮🏙️
@SolanaFndn @brij_fi @SolanaFndn I think it is a typo It is meant to be ...on chain $USDUC escrow
The Solana Foundation is a nonprofit organization that supports the growth, decentralization, and security of the Solana network. It is distinct from the blockchain itself, which is run by an independent set of contributors and validators.
Its stated mission is to help build Solana into the most censorship-resistant network in the world. In this framing, censorship resistance means anyone can read data from the ledger and submit transactions to it on equal terms, and that it becomes progressively harder for any party to prevent users from doing so, whether through infrastructure failure or deliberate interference. One metric the Foundation points to is the "superminority": the smallest number of validators that would have to be compromised at once to censor transactions or stop new blocks from being produced. A larger superminority indicates a more resilient network.
The Foundation's core initiatives are organized around open-source development, decentralization, and staking, alongside broader funding and programs intended to expand access to and participation in the network.
