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[Anonymous No.50503231]

>12 cores / 24 threads, or more
>2.8GHz, or faster
>128GB, or more
>Motherboard with 256GB capacity suggested
>PCIe Gen3 x4 NVME SSD, or better
>Accounts: 500GB, or larger. High TBW (Total Bytes Written)
>Ledger: 1TB or larger. High TBW suggested

How is Solana supposed to be the decentralized future, if users cant even run their own full nodes?

[Anonymous No.50503258]

It's not supposed to be decentralized, it was never a goal. Also no light clients possible with their architecture. It's a fucking scam.

[Anonymous No.50503291]

forget decentralization. this isnt 2020 no one gives a fuck about that shit

what people REALLY give a fuck about is the fact that this shitchain keeps breaking down almost every fucking week.

This is exactly why companies and enterprises started building on chains like Hedera instead since it has zero downtime and is sustainable long term especially now that HBAR foundation is introducing new project development to the ecosystem

[Anonymous No.50503292]

>not decentralised (and by virtue of its consensus mechanism, will never be decentralise)
>cannot handle even the small amount of traffic is currently serves
>no scaling solution

this thing is dead in the water

[Anonymous No.50503836]

>>50503231
They just want low fees and don't give a shit about the users ability to run light nodes to verify the network themselves. Solana are pretty much unique in this approach.

[Anonymous No.50503920]

>>50503291
Wow i'm <surprised someone else here is using Hedera too. The fact is that any wise individual should invest in HBAR right now.

[Anonymous No.50504298]

>>50503231
you are an idiot
in 10 years these specs will be a joke

think more longterm. Solana is here to stay.

[Anonymous No.50504621]

Söylana is only a thing because it's jew-backed. The tech isn't impressive or new.

[Anonymous No.50506435]

>>50503231
how is bitcoin supposed to be decentralized with $20k ASIC miners
same shit for many blockchains
the real problem with SOL is the fact that it has soo much central control
BTC has a high barrier to entry but no single entity controls it (unlike SOL who has SBF running the show)
also SOL has absolutly zero innovation (if im wrong tell me how)
this is different from other L1s that still have centralization issues but innovate in other ways (see SYSCO!N or KDA)

[Anonymous No.50506460]

>>50503231
>Solana supposed to be the decentralized future
Is not that shitcoin that the dev "voted" to seize all assets from one user because he had "too many" tokens?

[Anonymous No.50506561]

You realise that you can buy this hardware for like $2k or so? I bet Eth maxis spend that much on fees alone(it's like 50 uniswap swaps or so)
If you are running your own node it doesn't add to decentralization, unless you have staked coins, or you don't have voting power(for a POS chains), now tell me how running ethereum or polkadot or whatever other network is better decentralized, if it requires tens of thousands dollars stacked to your account?

[Anonymous No.50507041]

>>50506435
Btc has no high barrier for entry because you dont have to mine in order to run a node. How fucking new are you? Learn how the tech works or go back newnigger

[Anonymous No.50507086]

>>50506561
Not everybody is as poor as you and there is plenty of accounts with over 32 ETH. On top of that the Ether you buy does not lose value nearly as much as your hardware does. Enjoy selling that 2k Sol Node hardware for 50 bucks or be ready to throw it in the trash when it breaks down from the high load.

[Anonymous No.50507434]

>>50507086
>On top of that the Ether you buy does not lose value nearly as much

[Anonymous No.50509068]

>>50503231

I don't support FTX nor SOL nor Bankman.

[Anonymous No.50511716]

>>50506561
Finally someone who gets it.

[Anonymous No.50511737]

>>50503231
>he believed the decentralized future meme