Source: Cointelegraph
Original: “Solana Co-Founder Proposes Meta-Blockchain to Address Blockchain Fragmentation Issues”
Anatoly Yakovenko, co-founder of Solana Labs, has proposed a new data availability (DA) solution aimed at improving the ongoing issues of fragmentation and lack of interoperability between blockchain networks.
In a post published on the X platform on May 12, Anatoly suggested the establishment of a "meta-blockchain" to aggregate and sort data published across multiple layer 1 (L1) chains, including Ethereum, Celestia, and Solana.
He stated, "This could actually allow the meta-chain to use the currently cheapest DA services."
Data availability layers are third-party solutions that ensure blockchains have the data necessary to validate transactions.
Blockchain interoperability is one of the most pressing issues faced by Web3 developers, as current isolated layer 1 blockchain networks cannot communicate or exchange data, necessitating cross-chain interoperability solutions like DA layers.
Other major blockchains are also working to improve DA solutions. Ethereum's upcoming Fusaka upgrade is expected to be released by the end of 2025, focusing on expanding the Ethereum mainnet's capacity as a DA layer through the introduction of EIP-7594.
According to a spokesperson from Binance Research speaking to Cointelegraph, this upgrade could enhance Ethereum's value accumulation, depending on whether existing layer 2 blockchains continue to choose Ethereum as their data availability layer in the future.
In response to his initial post, Anatoly stated that creating cheaper DA solutions is crucial for reducing the costs associated with blockchain transactions, adding:
He also suggested that more advanced solutions could merge cross-chain transactions using rule-based systems, eliminating external sorters and allowing users to send transactions "anywhere."
Other prominent leaders in the blockchain industry have also called for enhanced interoperability and collaborative token economics between major blockchains.
At the 2025 Paris Blockchain Week, Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson emphasized the need for a collaborative economy in the crypto industry to address the increasingly fierce competition brought by traditional tech companies entering the blockchain space.
Charles stated, "There is a problem with how we currently operate in the cryptocurrency space; the token economics and market structure are essentially adversarial. This is a zero-sum game. It's not about inciting conflict, but rather finding a token economics and market structure that allows you to be in a cooperative balance."
To coordinate the incentive mechanisms of blockchain networks, Cardano has been developing "Minotaur," a multi-resource consensus protocol that combines various consensus mechanisms and networks while paying unified block rewards to multiple networks.
Related: The last time SOL indicators were bullish, the price of Solana surged by 500%.
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