Former Ethereum Developer Explains Move to Solana: 'More Potential'

Suehyeon Lee

Summary

Ethereum developer Max Resnick moved to Solana, criticizing Ethereum's political issues and decision-making processes.
Resnick joined Solana subsidiary Anza, emphasizing that Solana has more potential and possibilities.
He stated that Ethereum's internal issues were a significant factor in his decision to move.

A developer who recently left the Ethereum (ETH) ecosystem for Solana (SOL) has pointed out issues with Ethereum.

According to CoinDesk on the 10th (local time), Ethereum ecosystem developer Max Resnick left ConsenSys to join Solana subsidiary Anza.

He explained his move by stating, "Ethereum lacks streamlined processes for quick decision-making and still has internal politics affecting network operations. Most discussions about network improvements happen in Vitalik's DMs," adding, "In contrast, Solana has much more potential and possibilities."

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Suehyeon Lee

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Former Ethereum Developer Explains Move to Solana: 'More Potential'

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