The conflict between the Solana (SOL) ecosystem and the Ethereum community has devolved to the point where Anatoly Yakovenko, the creator of the earlier protocol, called out the latter on Twitter for spreading untruths about one of the most crucial elements of its operational performance.
The Ethereum community, according to the alarm made by Toly, as he is known on Twitter, stated that Solana has run out of Transactions Per Second (TPS). If this allegation is not addressed, it may cause FUD, which might have a severe negative influence on the system.
“It’s disappointing that members in and out of the Ethereum community spread many false rumours about Solana Labs,” the Solana founder wrote in a tweet. Solana Labs has ran out of tps is one of them. We have hundreds of millions of tps and a tonne more computing units, so even if this is funny, I had to address it for certain team members.
Toly claimed he likes competition and will love to participate but with rigorous respect to the facts governing players in the sector. Solana was created with one unofficial credo to help displace the Ethereum blockchain.
Rivalry in place of collaboration
It is not unusual for the participants of a rival protocol to engage in friendly competition with one another. The relationship between the XRP community and Charles Hoskinson, the man of the Cardano protocol, was marked by this rivalry.
As previously reported by U.Today, the situation between Cardano and XRP has improved when Hoskinson extended an olive branch to the competing community.
Industry participants have frequently argued that cooperation between communities and developers is preferable to competition when addressing a shared problem, in this case, the murky regulatory environment in the American crypto ecosystem.
