#数字资产生态回暖 Some time ago, I saw a project working on a high-performance public chain that can confirm transactions in 0.3 seconds, with a throughput of over 100,000+ TPS, using Pipeline BFT consensus combined with AI optimization. Honestly, these numbers are quite impressive in the blockchain space.
Currently, operations like DEX trading and digital asset issuance often feel like they have high barriers and poor user experience. It would be great if everything could be as smooth as publishing a press release. Many projects are experimenting to lower user barriers and enable ordinary people to participate effortlessly.
Interestingly, the Bitcoin ecosystem has been gradually expanding from its original positioning as "digital gold" to more application scenarios over the years. As technical performance improves, the ecosystem's prosperity also increases. Blockchain is moving from conceptual hype to practical implementation, and the key is to improve the user experience. Either transaction speeds are fast enough, or fees are low enough—something substantial needs to be delivered.
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FancyResearchLab
· 15h ago
100,000 TPS sounds good, and in theory it should be feasible, but I also want to see if it will get locked into contracts again in real-world scenarios.
Poor DEX experience is indeed frustrating, but lowering the barrier also makes it easy to fail. We need to do a small experiment to find out.
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SneakyFlashloan
· 12-15 08:12
0.3 seconds confirmation? Just listen and forget it, once you go live on the mainnet, it's a whole different story
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No matter how impressive the throughput numbers are, it's useless without real application scenarios to support them
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Basically, it's just wanting the same experience as Web2, but the tech stack is completely different
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Pipeline BFT combined with AI optimization sounds impressive, but ordinary users don't care what consensus mechanism you're using
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In my opinion, there are too many projects hyping high performance now, but only a few actually survive
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Poor DEX experience is just that, anyway I've long been used to it, and once you're used to it, you become numb
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Bitcoin ecosystem is expanding, but in the end, it's just various altcoins scamming investors
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Lowering the barriers is something every project claims, but hardly any actually accomplish it
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SchrodingersPaper
· 12-15 08:10
Confirm in 0.3 seconds? Just listen and believe you, you're my second uncle. That's how you always hype it up.
I can't stand these project promotions anymore. They talk all these fancy words, but when tested, TPS performance is disappointing. At least the fastest.
The real rebound depends on whether trading pairs are making money and if people are participating. No matter how good the atmosphere is, it’s useless without actual activity.
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MentalWealthHarvester
· 12-15 08:01
Confirm in 0.3 seconds? If this really gets implemented, I'll go all in.
You're right, the current barriers are indeed tough, and for ordinary people entering the market feels like disarming a bomb.
The Bitcoin ecosystem has shown some signs of improvement, but it still depends on how many projects can actually get off the ground—hopefully it won't just be another PPT.
#数字资产生态回暖 Some time ago, I saw a project working on a high-performance public chain that can confirm transactions in 0.3 seconds, with a throughput of over 100,000+ TPS, using Pipeline BFT consensus combined with AI optimization. Honestly, these numbers are quite impressive in the blockchain space.
Currently, operations like DEX trading and digital asset issuance often feel like they have high barriers and poor user experience. It would be great if everything could be as smooth as publishing a press release. Many projects are experimenting to lower user barriers and enable ordinary people to participate effortlessly.
Interestingly, the Bitcoin ecosystem has been gradually expanding from its original positioning as "digital gold" to more application scenarios over the years. As technical performance improves, the ecosystem's prosperity also increases. Blockchain is moving from conceptual hype to practical implementation, and the key is to improve the user experience. Either transaction speeds are fast enough, or fees are low enough—something substantial needs to be delivered.