2025-12-06 07:26:43

The rules of the on-chain infrastructure game are changing.

TPS? That's old news now. The real battleground has shifted to latency. Especially in the trading ecosystem, just a few milliseconds can mean the difference between profit and loss. Who's leading this race?

A project called Reya stands out. With an architecture that combines rollup and ZK technology, it’s setting a new benchmark in the speed competition. What differentiates it is not just speed, but a design optimized specifically for trading.

This is a case where the evolution of the tech stack is translating into real usability. It's worth watching how the next chapter of on-chain performance will unfold.

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SingleForYears

· 12-06 07:56

Even a millisecond difference can determine life or death; this move is truly ruthless. Reya is definitely worth paying attention to.

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AlphaBrain

· 12-06 07:55

A difference of milliseconds can decide life or death—that’s real competition. --- I need to take a deeper look at Reya’s architecture; this ZK rollup combo is actually something. --- Yet another "fastest chain"—let’s see if it can really beat Solana when the time comes. --- Low latency is the real king; the TPS thing should have been phased out long ago. Finally, someone is actually working on this. --- Honestly, it’s still all about competing on performance specs. How many of these are actually usable? --- The trading optimization really hits the pain point. The flash loan crowd has been waiting for something like this.

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LiquidationSurvivor

· 12-06 07:55

Millisecond-level frontrunning game—this is real on-chain competition.

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