Solana announces roadmap until 2027: Leading the capital market on the Internet

The development team behind the Solana blockchain has just announced a long-term roadmap, which outlines the strategy to make Solana the bridge platform for the global Internet Capital Markets – ICM( by 2027.

ICM is a term coined by Akshay, a former core member of the Solana Foundation, referring to a "globally accessible ledger where entities, currencies, and cultures are tokenized" that allows "anyone with an Internet connection to access the capital market."

According to the roadmap named "Internet Capital Markets Roadmap" shared by Solana, the "initial mission" of Solana is to build a "decentralized backbone" for ICMs.

"Increasing bandwidth and reducing latency )IBRL( is absolutely necessary but not sufficient to achieve this goal. The third pillar in Solana's roadmap needs to address the complexities in the microstructure of the market," the document published on Thursday stated.

"So far, it is still unclear how the microstructure of the ICM market differs from that of traditional financial markets," the roadmap states, while also indicating that the ecosystem has unified a common vision: Execution controlled by the application )ACE(, aimed at providing smart contracts with the ability to "control the order of transaction processing at the millisecond level."

![Solana ])https://img-cdn.gateio.im/webp-social/moments-6eae2be29e376e5e9671660297cc8cbf.webp(Source: Solana Foundation## The microstructure of the market is the most important issue of Solana currently

"The microstructure of the market is the most important issue for Solana at present," the roadmap emphasizes, while describing ACE as the key solution to build a flexible, high-performance transaction processing environment that is distinct from traditional finance.

The roadmap to 2027 for Solana proposes many architectural improvements aimed at activating a "flexible micro-market structure" on the mainnet.

In the next three months, Solana plans to launch the Block Assembly Marketplace )BAM( transaction processing system developed by Jito, aimed at providing validators and traders with new tools to "enhance performance and create value." The BAM testnet will be launched in the coming days.

In the medium term, the roadmap emphasizes the implementation of DoubleZero – a specialized peer-to-peer fiber optic network designed to replace the public Internet in processing Solana transactions. This network is currently in the testnet phase with over 100 validators participating and accounting for 3% of the total stake on the mainnet, and is expected to officially launch in mid-September.

These developments follow Solana's recent network upgrade, which increased block capacity by 20%, reaching 60 million computational units. The network is also expected to continue increasing throughput before the end of 2025.

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