Solana Foundation Unveils Kora as SOL Tests Critical $120 Support

The Solana Foundation has introduced Kora, a new infrastructure tool aimed at simplifying how users and developers handle transaction fees and signing. The move targets one of crypto’s longest-standing usability challenges. Significantly, the foundation wants Solana applications to feel closer to traditional digital platforms while maintaining blockchain security. Kora operates as a fee relayer and signing node. It allows applications to manage transaction costs without exposing users to complexity. Consequently, developers gain more control over onboarding, security, and operational flexibility. The foundation positioned Kora as a response to growing demand for seamless blockchain interactions. Fee Sponsorship Changes User Onboarding Kora enables applications to sponsor transaction fees entirely. Users no longer need to hold SOL to interact with Solana-based products. Moreover, applications can cover fees using alternative tokens, including stablecoins such as USDC. This design removes an early barrier for new users. Besides eliminating wallet friction, it allows businesses to design...

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