Solana has lowered its network block time target from 400 milliseconds to 250 milliseconds, according to an announcement cited by Techub News. The project said it is studying the effects of the change using directly measured on-chain data. The brief update did not include extra technical details, a rollout timeline, or any quantified impact on throughput, latency, or validator performance. Based on the source provided, the announced change is limited to the network’s target block time and the ongoing assessment tied to on-chain measurements.
Solana has reduced its network block time target to 250 milliseconds from 400 milliseconds, according to an official announcement cited by Techub News.
The team said it is examining the impact of the adjustment based on directly measured on-chain data.
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