Anatoly Yakovenko, the co-founder of Solana Labs, is calling on Web3 entrepreneurs to prepare for the unexpected—specifically, the kind of brutal downturns that can shake even the most promising crypto ventures.
In a recent social media post, Yakovenko advised project leaders to regularly simulate extreme market conditions. His suggestion: run a quarterly drill imagining a catastrophic 95% market crash. These “fire drills,” he explained, aren’t just hypothetical exercises—they’re strategic planning tools meant to expose operational weaknesses before real chaos hits.
To guide these simulations, he proposed three key questions every team should confront:
Yakovenko also warned against complacency, noting that declarations of Solana’s dominance could backfire. In his view, the network’s real strength lies not in short-term hype but in continued, disciplined development. While Solana has made strides, he emphasized, it’s far from “finished”—and so is the broader crypto journey.
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