Solana developers have proposed increasing the network’s block compute limit from 48 million to 50 million units to handle more transactions and enhance network efficiency.
According to details shared on GitHub via a Solana improvement document, this incremental increase aims to improve transaction processing without compromising the network’s performance.
Andrew Fitzgerald, a software developer at Anza and the proposal’s author, mentioned on X that the idea is still in draft form. This indicates that further refinements could occur before final approval.
The proposal
A block limit is a safeguard, ensuring that most network participants can keep pace with activity by restricting how much work can fit into a block. The incremental increase to 50 million compute units (CU) adds capacity while preparing client systems for future performance enhancements.
The proposed change focuses only on increasing the Max Block Units to create more capacity for non-vote transactions. The Max Writ
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