2025-12-25 15:25:24

Fermi and Fourier are two projects worth paying attention to recently. Fermi's launch of a 0.45-second block and super instruction scheme on January 14 significantly improves on-chain transaction efficiency; meanwhile, Fourier has achieved transaction speeds of 250 milliseconds on opBNB, and with application migration plans, is reshaping the cross-chain ecosystem.

Currently, the market should focus on several key signals: practical progress of privacy technology, approval of spot ETFs, and destruction mechanisms. These factors directly impact the activity of genuine demand.

When trading, maintain rational judgment and have comprehensive information. Let data drive your decisions, not emotions.

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TopEscapeArtist

· 6h ago

0.45 seconds? Then my previous buy-in at the high was already slippage, and the technical analysis still shows a head and shoulders top pattern, with danger signals everywhere.

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0xOverleveraged

· 7h ago

0.45 seconds? Sounds good, but I'm afraid once it actually runs, it'll be a different story.

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CommunitySlacker

· 7h ago

0.45 seconds? Uh, can this speed really beat others? Compared to Fourier's 250 milliseconds, it's still a bit slow. Is Fermi trying to leapfrog with a super instruction scheme? But then again, which of these two projects is truly the trading efficiency king? We’ll have to see the actual data to know. Privacy technology implementation? Spot ETF approval? Bro, you're talking about big events here. It seems like we’ll have to wait a long time to see any results. Speaking of rational trading, it's true, but most people can't resist the urge to buy when prices rise. I'm no exception, haha. It seems Fourier is seriously working on the cross-chain ecosystem. Worth keeping an eye on.

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