Anza

Anza released P-Token on Solana mainnet, reducing compute usage by 96%, and the Solana Foundation open-sourced the Solana Developer Platform. Alpenglow Community Cluster is live for testing, aiming to reduce transaction finality to 150 milliseconds.

Anza has released Solana Kit 6.9, which adds support for fixed-point numbers and a first-class Sol type, enabling exact decimal and binary math in JavaScript. This release also includes updates such as Agave v3.x vote-account and simulateTransaction fields. The kit is available at solanakit.com.

The P-Token from Anza is now available on the Solana mainnet. This development marks a significant milestone for Anza and its token. The launch on Solana mainnet indicates an expansion of the token's reach and functionality.

Febo, core engineer at Anza, discusses Pinocchio library and P-Token, which optimize Solana programs and reduce compute costs. The p-token reimplementation of SPL Token cuts costs by an order of magnitude. This leads to a 12-13% recovery of Solana's global block space.

P-Token from Anza is now live on Solana mainnet, offering a optimized rewrite of the SPL Token program with reduced compute usage and new batching features. This update aims to free up block space for the network without altering block limits. The P-Token replaces the underlying code of today's SPL token program with a zero-copy architecture built on Pinocchio.

Anza has activated Alpenglow on a Solana community test cluster, which is the largest consensus overhaul in Solana's history. The test cluster is running on real validator infrastructure and more validator operators are invited to participate. This is ahead of mainnet deployment.

Solana's quantum readiness plan is taking shape, with two core developer teams converging on a lattice-based signature scheme called Falcon. The Solana Foundation has outlined a phased roadmap for migration to post-quantum cryptography. Squads has released open-source multisig tools and OKX has launched the Agent Payments Protocol.

Triton's Old Faithful and Anza's Jetstreamer enable streaming Solana's full blockchain history via CAR files, offering a high-throughput (2.7M TPS) solution for indexing without RPC. The system provides customizable Rust plugins and parallel processing, eliminating data loss risks and per-call costs.

Solana clients Anza and Firedancer have introduced Falcon, a post-quantum cryptographic solution. Jump Crypto, the team behind Firedancer, highlighted Falcon's small signature size under NIST standards, which could maintain Solana's high-throughput performance.

Solana Foundation, in collaboration with Anza and Jump Firedancer, has developed a post-quantum digital signature scheme called Falcon to prepare for future quantum computing threats. The research confirms quantum readiness is years away, but Solana's ecosystem has a well-researched migration plan ready for deployment if needed.

Colosseum launched a public cofounder matching platform for crypto founders, MLH initiated a 100-day Solana development challenge, Anza restarted Devnet to deactivate non-mainnet features, and introduced Hydra, a permissionless Solana crank for scheduling instructions.

Anza successfully restarted the Solana Devnet on April 14, 2026, deactivating three abandoned features from 2022 to enhance testing parity with Mainnet-Beta. Temporary block history issues were resolved without impacting Mainnet.

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