Anza's CEO declared the Alpenglow v4.3.2 test cluster migration successful and confirmed all systems are ready for mainnet activation in four days. The upgrade is expected to cut finality time from approximately 12.8 seconds to 150 milliseconds. Solana's price has been near $103–$105.
The CEO of Anza has declared the Alpenglow v4.3.2 test cluster migration successful and confirmed all systems are ready for mainnet activation in four days. The migration is part of Solana's ongoing efforts to improve its blockchain infrastructure.
Mainnet activation lands on October 21
The mainnet activation is scheduled for epoch 1064 on October 21, 2026. The upgrade is expected to enhance consensus efficiency and reduce finality time from approximately 12.8 seconds to 150 milliseconds.
The price of Solana (SOL) has been near $103–$105, with a market cap around $61 billion, as market participants assess the potential impact of the upgrade on its price trajectory.
What the test result means for markets
Crypto Briefing says the successful test cluster migration suggests readiness for mainnet activation, which could influence market confidence. Yet current market odds imply a low probability of Solana reaching $190 in October, although the upgrade could shift market sentiment.
Next comes the activation itself. The outlet says observers should monitor it for technical issues that could affect market perceptions, along with SOL price movements and any announcements from Solana Labs on further developments.
A smooth activation could be supportive of scenarios where Solana's price approaches higher targets. Delays or technical problems, by contrast, could lead to downward pressure.
Source: Crypto Briefing
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