Solana introduces Transaction v1 format, raising transaction size limit from 1,232 to 4,096 bytes, while addressing the trade-off with Address Lookup Tables (ALT) removal
The new format aims to simplify validator ingestion and increase application capacity. However, removing ALT compression means accounts previously represented by an approximately 1-byte lookup index will now require a full 32-byte public key, potentially offsetting the increased capacity as transaction size can grow rapidly with the number of accounts loaded through ALT.
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