MakerDAO Co-Founder Offers Solana Codebase Fork for Native String

Rune Christensen said Solana's codebase should be the basis for the next MakerDAO blockchain, as he pointed out that it is optimized to create “highly efficient blockchains”.

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MakerDAO co-founder Rune Christensen has submitted a proposal to build the decentralized finance project's next native chain from a fork of the Solana codebase, not the Ethereum virtual machine despite its longstanding ties to Ethereum.

The MakerDAO Native Chain, or what is currently called "NewChain", is part of the fifth and final phase of MakerDAO's "Endgame" upgrade announced in May.

The final phase is expected to last approximately three years and will see the complete reimplementation of the Maker protocol in a new standalone blockchain.

In a September 1 post (Twitter) highlighting the proposal, Christensen said, “After some research, I think the Solana codebase should be considered the basis of NewChain. »

The latest phase of Endgame is the launch of a native blockchain for Maker with the codename NewChain

This will make the ecosystem safer and more efficient

After some research, I think the Solana codebase should be considered the base of NewChainhttps://t.co/KyGxBBGlVH

— Rune (@RuneKek) September 1, 2023

In the MakerDAO forum proposal, Christensen described the Solana codebase as the "most promising" option to explore, as he offered three key reasons why he thinks it should be used as basis for NewChain.

First, he pointed out the "technical quality" of the Solan...