The Solana ecosystem is achieving a critical performance breakthrough. Through the innovative mechanism of Ephemeral Rollups, Solana is transforming itself into a truly real-time responsive Web3 operating system.
For a long time, blockchain has been bottlenecked by execution speed—even high-speed blockchains struggle to deliver the instant feedback experience of Web2 applications. This issue significantly impacts user experience in scenarios such as transactions, on-chain gaming, prediction markets, and AI Agents. Now, there is a solution to this dilemma.
The new approach can reduce execution latency to below 50 milliseconds, almost equivalent to the response delay of traditional internet applications. This is not just an improvement in speed metrics but a qualitative leap—especially for applications requiring high-frequency interactions. Moreover, the brilliance of this solution lies in the fact that, despite the increased speed, the final state still reverts to the Solana mainnet, avoiding liquidity fragmentation or ecosystem sharding. This means developers and users can enjoy real-time experiences without sacrificing the security and asset liquidity of the mainnet.
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SerumSurfer
· 2h ago
50 milliseconds? Bro, this is truly a qualitative change. We finally don't have to wait until the Year of the Monkey and Horse anymore.
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CounterIndicator
· 01-04 13:36
50 milliseconds? Sounds good, but let's wait until it's really running on the chain before bragging. It always feels like another round of marketing.
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FlatlineTrader
· 01-04 08:54
50 milliseconds? If it can really run stably, the gaming industry can finally breathe a sigh of relief.
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TokenDustCollector
· 01-04 08:49
50 milliseconds? Now we can really compete with Web2, no longer using "fast blockchain" as an excuse.
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WhaleWatcher
· 01-04 08:47
50 milliseconds? Now we can really play on-chain games without lag, finally no more fighting network latency.
But to be honest, I still want to see what it actually looks like when it runs, hopefully not just a PPT breakthrough again.
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OnChainDetective
· 01-04 08:47
50 milliseconds? Wow, this number looks so familiar... I need to check if there have been any movements in institutional wallets these days.
Wait, in the end, the temporary summary still returns to the main chain? So how can we track the fund flow, is there any room for black-box operations here?
Honestly, it's a bit suspicious. We should monitor a few large transfers to see the real situation.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 01-04 08:30
50 milliseconds? Now we can finally play blockchain games without lag, is that true?
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ForkTongue
· 01-04 08:27
50 milliseconds? No way... If it can really run stably, Solana will take off directly.
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GweiTooHigh
· 01-04 08:26
50 milliseconds? Bro, if that really happens, I'll swap all my ETH for SOL. No kidding.
The Solana ecosystem is achieving a critical performance breakthrough. Through the innovative mechanism of Ephemeral Rollups, Solana is transforming itself into a truly real-time responsive Web3 operating system.
For a long time, blockchain has been bottlenecked by execution speed—even high-speed blockchains struggle to deliver the instant feedback experience of Web2 applications. This issue significantly impacts user experience in scenarios such as transactions, on-chain gaming, prediction markets, and AI Agents. Now, there is a solution to this dilemma.
The new approach can reduce execution latency to below 50 milliseconds, almost equivalent to the response delay of traditional internet applications. This is not just an improvement in speed metrics but a qualitative leap—especially for applications requiring high-frequency interactions. Moreover, the brilliance of this solution lies in the fact that, despite the increased speed, the final state still reverts to the Solana mainnet, avoiding liquidity fragmentation or ecosystem sharding. This means developers and users can enjoy real-time experiences without sacrificing the security and asset liquidity of the mainnet.