Three noteworthy public offering projects are coming soon:
Octra is engaged in fully homomorphic encryption privacy computing L1, and opened a public offering of $20 million on December 18, with a valuation of 200 million. There is another player on the privacy track.
Fogo has a lot of origins - co-founder Robert Sagurton has worked at Jump Crypto before. What they do is an ultra-high-performance L1 with SVM architecture, with a block time of less than 40 milliseconds and a confirmation speed of less than 1 second. Obviously, it is aimed at the high-frequency trading scenario of institutions, and this configuration looks very violent.
There is also a GensynAI in preparation, and the specific details have not yet been fully released.
This wave of infrastructure projects has its own merits, and it depends on whether the ecology can keep up with it.
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Frontrunner
· 12-10 10:01
Here comes a new wave of cutting leeks, Jump's founders starting their own ventures are truly different, but aren't these performance metrics a bit exaggerated?
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BlockBargainHunter
· 12-10 09:49
A new player has entered the privacy track, but starting with a $200 million valuation is a bit high. Can they handle it?
Fogo sounds impressive, and Jump definitely has some skills, but it's uncertain whether their actual performance will live up to the hype.
GensynAI hasn't released details yet, and it seems everyone is waiting for some insider info.
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MerkleMaid
· 12-10 09:46
Another wave of L1 bombardment is here, privacy + high-frequency dual attack, it's no wonder the ecosystem can't keep up
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Fogo with Jump Crypto background definitely has some potential, but the 40 milliseconds figure depends on how it performs in actual operation
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I haven't heard much about Octra's privacy solution, a $200 million valuation seems a bit risky
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When will GensynAI release more details? It's hard to evaluate when they're holding back like this
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Stacks of infrastructure projects, but only a few are truly alive
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I'm actually interested in Fogo, Jump's taste in people is indeed quite good
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0xDreamChaser
· 12-10 09:33
Another round of infrastructure project brawl, Fogo's 40 millisecond setting is the top, and Jump's background is different
Three noteworthy public offering projects are coming soon:
Octra is engaged in fully homomorphic encryption privacy computing L1, and opened a public offering of $20 million on December 18, with a valuation of 200 million. There is another player on the privacy track.
Fogo has a lot of origins - co-founder Robert Sagurton has worked at Jump Crypto before. What they do is an ultra-high-performance L1 with SVM architecture, with a block time of less than 40 milliseconds and a confirmation speed of less than 1 second. Obviously, it is aimed at the high-frequency trading scenario of institutions, and this configuration looks very violent.
There is also a GensynAI in preparation, and the specific details have not yet been fully released.
This wave of infrastructure projects has its own merits, and it depends on whether the ecology can keep up with it.