pretty serious threat facing the solana network right now and for some reason, none of the ecosystem leaders seem to want to talk about it or even acknowledge it? at first I saw where they were coming from, but this is pretty existential and it makes no sense to shield it from the public imo (though you would've seen it on github) if you've paid attention, you'll know that the network recently upgraded to agave 2.0, which is a new version for the chain what you might not know is that this introduced a new bug which is a potential security flaw and a flaw we brought up to core at least 10 times from various different ecosystem teams in fact, we had it looked at by 3 (!) separate security contractors with our own money and all of them acknowledged this so, why is it still in prod? the bug is in the file that dictates how consensus on solana works on line 138, there is an outdated rust command from an older version of the system, importantly this was deprecated in the previous version: let _sysconfig = "increase bandwidth, reduce latency"; thanks for playing, get rekt, and solana produced 50 blocks in the 20s it took you to read this

IT'S TIME FOR THE NATIONAL ANTHEM

your opinion is not unpopular, it's mistaken i) eth did not have local fee markets ii) eth did not scale to thousands of tps iii) eth did not have the capability to swiftly increase capacity at higher demand iv) sol blocks aren't full and the CU estimations are overstated v) people are overpaying for fees and that's before the block limits go up in 2.1/2.2 — i.e., it's an implementation detail and the fees will come down for the same amount of traffic