Gate News message, April 14 — The Solana Foundation has partnered with Triton One to redesign the network’s onchain data access layer, addressing a bottleneck that has persisted since the mainnet launch. The initiative introduces a modular architecture separating read functions from consensus and storage operations, aiming to improve scalability, cost efficiency, and data retrieval speed.
The new system includes two core modules: Accounts and Ledger. The Accounts module builds adaptive indexes for application-specific queries, reducing latency and avoiding full dataset scans. The Ledger module uses columnar storage optimized for historical data queries, enabling efficient retrieval as transaction volumes grow. Both modules operate independently while staying synchronized with network activity and rely on open-source frameworks.
SOL recently traded near $84, up approximately 3% in the past week. Technical analysis from BitGuru indicates the token has established support between $80 and $82 and is testing resistance near $87.
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