The upgrade on December 3rd caused a lot of buzz externally, but the ETH development team was quietly working away. They are really taking the "world computer" concept seriously.
A few highlights of this update are quite substantial: Gas fees continue to be pushed down, user experience is approaching the smoothness of Web2, and the deflationary nature of the economic model is becoming more evident. The market may not have paid much attention, but these changes are indeed gradually delivering on the initial technical promises.
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GreenCandleCollector
· 12-14 04:32
Focusing on work wholeheartedly is indeed impressive; I don't like this restless style.
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WealthCoffee
· 12-13 14:30
I have to give a thumbs up to the ETH team for working diligently. Compared to those who boast every day, they are at least solid.
Gas fees are really becoming more attractive; this is a real and tangible improvement.
Web2-level smoothness? Hold on, that goal is a bit ambitious.
The deflationary nature is becoming more apparent... It's outrageous that the market isn't reacting.
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FarmToRiches
· 12-11 06:00
Really, this is how you get things done. Don't just talk big.
Focusing on work truly gets results, and the reduction in gas fees is very friendly to someone like me who likes to save.
Wait, is the deflationary property becoming more and more obvious? I need to think more about this logic.
This is what being pragmatic means. Don't care about the noise outside.
It's quite reliable. Finally, someone is taking this matter seriously.
When gas prices go down, I get happy; everything else is just a bonus.
You're right, making big money quietly is the true principle.
Step by step, fulfilling commitments—that's professionalism.
I have to admit, this upgrade actually has some substance.
Those who really do things are never at the forefront of public opinion.
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BearMarketBarber
· 12-11 05:59
Focusing on work without complaints is truly commendable, unlike some projects that only boast
Gas fees have really been decreasing, and the experience of using it definitely feels smoother
The economic model is a long-term reason to stay optimistic
When the market isn't paying attention to us, we quietly celebrate; when the opportunity arises, you'll see the difference
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SeeYouInFourYears
· 12-11 05:57
Another day of hard work, the market reaction is lukewarm, but this is exactly what true builders should do.
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AirdropCollector
· 12-11 05:53
I'm all about working hard; it's way more reliable than those projects that just talk big all day long.
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MemeCoinSavant
· 12-11 05:41
tbh the gas fee narrative is lowkey overcooked at this point... but ngl the deflationary mechanics? that's where the actual thesis lives. ETH devs building while everyone rage tweets, classic move
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BloodInStreets
· 12-11 05:32
I believe in teams that work diligently; the things that the market ignores are often the true value hotspots. The gas fee reduction has long needed a strong cut.
The upgrade on December 3rd caused a lot of buzz externally, but the ETH development team was quietly working away. They are really taking the "world computer" concept seriously.
A few highlights of this update are quite substantial: Gas fees continue to be pushed down, user experience is approaching the smoothness of Web2, and the deflationary nature of the economic model is becoming more evident. The market may not have paid much attention, but these changes are indeed gradually delivering on the initial technical promises.