Crypto: Solana Moves to Fix a Hidden Risk to Its Blockchain

Solana developers are considering a major change to prevent disagreements between the software programs securing its crypto network. On October 30, 2026, Anza CEO Brennan Watt proposed creating a single official specification covering the blockchain’s operating rules. The draft already contains 18 technical sections, including transactions, consensus and validator rewards. The proposal aims to reduce the risk of conflicting interpretations that could disrupt the network. Solana’s developers want to address a problem that could become more serious as its infrastructure expands. Although Fidelity recently highlighted Solana’s improved reliability while identifying three remaining weaknesses , the blockchain still faces challenges related to its validator software. Validators are computers responsible for checking transactions, processing blocks and participating in the network’s consensus mechanism.

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