Anatoly Yakovenko, the founder and CEO of Solana Labs, referred to suggestions that on-chain voting was to blame for network disruptions as being “pure ignorance.”

The CEO and founder of Solana Labs, Anatoly Yakovenko, has refuted assertions that the on-chain voting method and heavy validator message traffic were to blame for Solana’s network disruptions.

The CEO of Solana responded to rumors that Solana’s decision to include on-chain votes as transactions is a “massive design flaw” that has caused its numerous outages, even though the Solana Foundation confirmed in a post on February 27 that the “root cause” of the most recent 20-hour network outage is still unclear.

On Feb. 27, days after Solana’s 20-hour network downtime, Twitter user DBCryptoX posted the contentious thread that claimed the network was being clogged by the large number of validator messages and on-chain votes.

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Nevertheless, Yankovenko referred to the hypothesis as being based on “total ignorance” in a reaction tweet sent out 20 minutes later.

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In essence, he said, the votes, which make up a “one huge quorum,” help to simultaneously deliver a “extraordinary level of security, great throughput, and low prices.”

Yakovenko didn’t exactly dispute DBCryptoX’s assertion that these validator messages and on-chain votes make up 90–95 percent of Solana transactions, which DBCryptoX claimed has contributed to “bogging down the system.”

The network failures, according to DBCryptoX, have lasted for the past 20 hours since it takes a long time for validators to get together and agree on a solution utilizing off-chain methods, including a messaging app like Discord.

It seems that several of the comments on DBCryptoX’s initial post did not agree with the notion.

The network disruptions probably have multiple causes, according to software engineer Alex Kroeger of the Solana-powered Wallet Phantom, and validators of proof-of-stake systems require a lot of network traffic to complete validation.

Even though the Solana network was formally relaunched late on February 25, it seems that the cryptocurrency community is becoming weary of the regular outages.