2025-12-26 18:26:52

Many people pursue speed, but this mindset actually misses the point.

Where does the system really get stuck? It's not slow computation, but the bottleneck between decision-making and execution, like a parking lot. Every step involves passing through checks, approvals, and waiting; just these processes can drain the transaction's energy.

The optimal solution isn't to add horsepower, but to clear obstacles. Cut unnecessary intermediate steps, allowing commands to reach the execution layer directly. In this way, how can liquidity be poor? How can the user experience not be smooth?

Imagine the DeFi ecosystem—if every transaction had to go through redundant verification, the costs would be unsustainable. But once you optimize this channel, the efficiency of the entire ecosystem can leap forward. That's why some protocols run incredibly fast, not because their hardware is better, but because their architecture is smarter.

Moving assets, connecting ecosystems—these operations should be seamless from the start. When the underlying layer doesn't cause friction, the upper-layer applications can truly unleash their potential.

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CommunitySlacker

· 10h ago

That's right, I've complained about this before. Many projects are still competing over TPS numbers, but the user experience is terrible. The real issue is redundant processes; cutting out those useless approval steps is the way to go.

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CodeSmellHunter

· 12-26 18:57

That's so true, I've been complaining about this issue all along. Not all slowness requires a faster CPU; sometimes it's the process itself that is poorly designed. People always think about how to speed up, but little do they realize that a bunch of redundant validations can drag down the entire ecosystem. I've seen too many projects die because of architecture issues, really. On the DeFi side, there's a vivid example: whoever streamlines the intermediate steps wins. Hardware can compare with what? They're all similar; the key is whether the code is written smartly or not. If the underlying layer isn't congested, everything above can fly. I agree with this.

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BottomMisser

· 12-26 18:56

Exactly right, it's really about architecture design, not just stacking hardware. I've seen through this long ago; DeFi projects can take off because they cut processes ruthlessly. That's correct, often the bottleneck is that pile of redundant approvals in the middle, really should think carefully about it. I agree with this view; poor liquidity is not a speed issue, it's a congestion problem. Many teams still chase TPS numbers, but in reality, optimizing routing is the real key. Clearing obstacles > adding horsepower, this logic makes perfect sense.

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LiquidityWitch

· 12-26 18:55

ngl the whole "speed" obsession is kinda midwit energy... real alchemy happens when you strip away the ceremonial bs between intention and execution. most protocols are just brewing inefficiency rituals disguised as security lol

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ProposalDetective

· 12-26 18:49

That's right, the bottleneck isn't in computing power at all; it's the approval processes that are holding things back. I've seen so many projects get stuck in the middle stages; removing unnecessary procedures is much more reliable than adding hardware.

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AlphaLeaker

· 12-26 18:45

Wow, you're right. A lot of middlemen are indeed a cancer. That's how our platform optimized it—by cutting redundant verification, transaction throughput doubled directly, no problem.

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DevChive

· 12-26 18:39

Exactly, I'm just wondering why there are still so many projects focusing only on stacking TPS, yet the user experience remains a mess. The real bottleneck is those redundant intermediate steps; cutting them down yields immediate results.

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FOMOrektGuy

· 12-26 18:34

Honestly, most people are still competing over TPS numbers, not realizing that the bottleneck has long shifted. Cutting processes > stacking hardware; only now do I understand this logic. That redundant verification in DeFi is indeed a major money sink. I've seen too many projects die here. If the underlying layer isn't congested, the ecosystem can truly take off. No doubt about it.

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