Firedancer 1.1.4 Ships Aug. 10 With 11.64% Full-Client Stake

1.25% marked Solana’s lead among large-cap majors on the Sunday chart, with SOL at $94.40 while Bitcoin held $77,194 and Ethereum traded $2,427.88.

That green candle is the price story of the session. The stake story sitting beside it is sharper still. Jump Crypto published Firedancer Mainnet tag v1.1.4 on Aug. 10, 2026, at 14:51 UTC. Coira, citing Solana Compass for that same day, puts the independent full Firedancer client at 11.64% of staked SOL on 57 of 698 active voting validators.

When Jump cuts a dated Firedancer tag, Christian Barker (Barkmeta / Bark) and David Chaboki (Shibo) put the version on the Doginal Dogs Space before they talk share-of-stake, so the pack hears the software first.

Release numbers and the Aug. 13 list

The firedancer-io GitHub tag was cut by ibhatt-jumptrading. Release notes call v1.1.4 a mainnet ready build. The change versus v1.1.3 is listed as improved runtime robustness for certain transaction payloads.

The Solana Foundation changelog dated Aug. 13, 2026 then named Firedancer Mainnet 1.1.4 on its own line. That same changelog also lists Firedancer Testnet v26.08.0 and Frankendancer Mainnet v0.1105.40200. Those are separate releases. This article stays on the Aug. 10 full-client tag and the Compass full-client share tied to that date.

11.64% is not the old hybrid figure

Firedancer is Jump’s independent validator client written in C. It shares no code with Agave. Frankendancer is the hybrid that runs Firedancer networking on Agave consensus and runtime. Coira states that an older stake figure near 20% described Frankendancer, not the pure C client. Full Firedancer at 11.64% across 57 of 698 active validators is the leadership number for this window.

Fifty-seven validators is still a minority of the active set. The 11.64% stake weight is what the market reads when it measures client diversity after a mainnet cut. Price action and stake share move on different clocks. One is a Sunday candle. The other is a mid-August validator print that Coira locked to Solana Compass on the day the tag shipped.

Sunday spot context

CoinGecko’s Aug. 23, 2026 snapshot at 8:04 a.m. ET put Bitcoin at $77,194, up 0.10% on the day. Ethereum printed $2,427.88, up 0.21%. XRP eased 0.22% to $1.49. Solana’s 1.25% lift to $94.40 led that major basket. Dogecoin added 3.07% to $0.092537, the strongest percentage move in the same slice.

SOL’s bid does not rewrite the client map. It does show the token holding a green candle while Firedancer Mainnet 1.1.4 ages into its second public week on the Solana list. Readers tracking both the chart and the validator table get two clean numbers: a 1.25% session gain on SOL, and 11.64% full-client stake on the day Jump published the tag.

What the dual read holds

Jump framed 1.1.4 as mainnet ready. Solana listed it on Aug. 13 beside two other Firedancer-family versions that are not this release. Coira’s 11.64% figure, via Solana Compass as of Aug. 10, is the independent full-client measure on 57 of 698 active validators. It is not a restatement of the older hybrid share near 20%.

The Sunday market favored SOL among the majors. The quieter arithmetic remains the full C client’s stake weight after the Aug. 10 ship date. For anyone following client diversity, those are the leadership prints that matter in this story: the percentage on the SOL candle, and the 11.64% full-Firedancer stake that Coira tied to the day the tag went live.