#数字货币市场回升 Do you still remember the days when Gas fees emptied your Wallet? Every on-chain operation felt like sending warmth to the Miner.
But this upgrade in December may rewrite the rules of the game – performance will triple directly. With speed up and costs down, will it trigger a new round of capital inflow?
Technological narratives have always been catalysts for market trends. When network congestion is no longer a pain point, will scenarios like DeFi and NFTs become active again? The market has already started to stir, but the real breakout point is often hidden in the expectation gap.
Do you think this upgrade is a technological advancement or just another opportunity to tell a story?
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HackerWhoCares
· 11-30 05:18
Here we go again with the storytelling, every upgrade promises a triple increase, but what’s the result? Gas fees are still burning money.
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To be honest, if it weren’t for the poor DeFi ecosystem, I should have recovered losses by now, just waiting to see if this wave can really take off.
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History always repeats itself; there may indeed be technological advancements, but that "capital inflow" is likely to fall through again.
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I’ve heard too many times about performance tripling, but why does it still feel like the same old narrative?
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Honestly, I just want to see if anyone is really going to act for this upgrade; the expectations regarding this part are quite clear.
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Gas fees need to drop to truly pump NFTs; otherwise, it’s still just lying dormant. It’s useless to say anything now.
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To be fair, I’m more concerned if this wave presents another opportunity to enter a position rather than the technology itself.
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Triple increase sounds great, but with such a lack of on-chain ecosystem, cutting costs won’t save the bleak situation.
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DefiSecurityGuard
· 11-29 10:07
wait, 3x performance gains? not financial advice but lemme check the actual audit reports first. seen too many "upgrades" turn into exploit vectors ngl
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DaoGovernanceOfficer
· 11-29 10:05
empirically speaking, the 3x performance claim needs actual throughput data, not just hopium. where's the peer-reviewed analysis on sustained tps under real network conditions? everyone hyping "capital inflow" but the data suggests most retail still doesn't care about gas optimization tbh
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NonFungibleDegen
· 11-29 09:54
ngl ser, lower gas fees hit different when ur actually solvent again. probably nothing but feeling the alpha energy rn
#数字货币市场回升 Do you still remember the days when Gas fees emptied your Wallet? Every on-chain operation felt like sending warmth to the Miner.
But this upgrade in December may rewrite the rules of the game – performance will triple directly. With speed up and costs down, will it trigger a new round of capital inflow?
Technological narratives have always been catalysts for market trends. When network congestion is no longer a pain point, will scenarios like DeFi and NFTs become active again? The market has already started to stir, but the real breakout point is often hidden in the expectation gap.
Do you think this upgrade is a technological advancement or just another opportunity to tell a story?