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The Alpenglow proposal has finally passed, and now Solana is really going to implement a decision that goes against its roots. But at this moment, you might be wondering: why? Why babe why? Solana is already fast enough, why perform heart surgery at this critical juncture? To be honest, I have a feeling that after the meme era, Solana is playing a bigger game, and the long-term focus on the Meme concept has backfired. Founder Toly has explicitly stated the need to break away from the "Meme" concept. Now, Solana aims to play the ICM (Internet Capital Market) card, and we’ll see if we can extract any useful information from the threads of information. Let’s break it down: Solana's POH block confirmation time is 12.8 seconds, and with the Alpenglow upgrade, it has been shortened to 0.1 - 0.15 seconds. In comparison, Hyperliquid is at 0.2 seconds, Sui is at 0.4 seconds, and Monad is at 1 second. Additionally, Solana has been working on significantly improving inter-node communication with DoubleZero, and currently, 14.51% of Solana's mainnet nodes have been integrated. In simple terms, DZ has opened a dedicated line for Solana node communication. For detailed reference, check out my analysis from March: Faster, even faster! Solana's technical direction this year is all about being faster. Looking at Hyperliquid, with Perpdex being so popular right now, it can make money and bring liquidity to the ecosystem. Who wouldn’t be envious? CZ even mentioned in Japan that the future is the era of DEX. However, a 12.8-second confirmation time for POH is too slow for a high-speed order book. You can think of it this way: placing an order on Solana takes 12.8 seconds to be considered truly opened or successfully traded. Although Jupiter's solution uses optimistic confirmation and the rollback probability on Solana is very low, transactions cannot afford any delay or rollback. Within that 12.8 seconds of confirmation time, many block transactions (about 32 blocks) need to occur, and we can't consider all transactions within those 32 blocks as invalid in special cases. After the upgrade, blocks are confirmed almost immediately, and transactions take effect right away, which meets the minimum technical requirements for Perpdex. Moreover, we all know that Jump is part of the Solana faction, and the recently proposed DFBA model is also focused on Perpdex. It can now be said that the DFBA exchange Jump is working on can only be on two chains: Solana or Monad (both founders of Monad are former Jump employees). See details: We can boldly speculate that the Solana ecosystem is going to heavily bet on Perpdex, but it’s definitely not an all-in gamble. Many early projects are in their budding stages, and it’s wise to support only those that are performing well. What Solana has been shouting about ICM is certainly not just a slogan; the primary condition for entry is to present excellent examples of Perpdex before discussing rapid transactions for RWA on-chain. Looking at Jump, they also want to encourage DFBA-type exchanges, playing the "friendly to market makers" card to gain initial liquidity. Combining both, it seems to me that the goal is to explore DFBA matching engine exchanges on Solana as much as possible, which could be the next big opportunity for capital influx. Having said all this, I suddenly remember a conversation in May with someone over tea and drinks. He mentioned that the competition for Perpdex in the future will only become more intense, leading to a life-and-death struggle. At that time, I didn’t quite understand, but participating in Lighter gave me a strong feeling about it. From what I know, many capital players and big shots are gearing up to enter the field. The current competition is really just beginning. If one day DEX truly has deposit and withdrawal functions, CEX will face a significant wave of elimination. Let’s wait and see!

혹시 저처럼 마케터인데 이미 여기에서 시작했고 회의감이 든다: 저처럼 탈블 시도해보시고(저도 Web2로 서류 60장 냄) 그래도 블록체인 묻었다고 거절당하면 게임회사 가세요. 게임회사 블록체인 부서에 가시면 Web 2.5를 경험하실 수 있습니다. 꼭 게임 아니더라도 전통기업 블록체인부서를 찍어보는건 충분히 도움이 되는 경험일거에요. 물론 외롭고 빡세고 힘들지만 결국 이 업계의 미션은 우리들만의 리그가 아니라 블록체인을 모르는 유저들도 업계에 온보딩될 수 있게 하는 것이기 때문에 그런 장벽(?)에 대해서도 경험할 수 있어요. '아트팀 동료는 테더가 뭔지 몰라서 초록색 코인 포스터에 넣어달라고 하는데 나는 수이랑 밀접하게 일하는' 그런 대환장 파티를 경험하실 수 있습니다. 모순되게도 오히려 그게 더 도움이 많이 되었어요. 업계의 분위기나 현황을 잘 모르는 상급자분께 왜 이걸 해야하는지 설명하고, KPI라는 데이터로 증명해 상급자를 설득하는 것도 결국 제 성장에 발판이 되더라고요.

If you've already started like yourself: try out the 탈블 (탈중앙화 블록체인) (I also submitted 60 documents for Web2). If you get rejected for asking about blockchain, go to a gaming company. If you join the blockchain department of a gaming company, you can experience Web 2.5. Even if it's not a game, trying out the blockchain department of traditional companies will be a valuable experience. Of course, it can be lonely, tough, and challenging, but ultimately the mission of this industry is not just our own league, but to onboard users who are unfamiliar with blockchain into the industry, so you can also experience those barriers. You might experience a wild party where 'a colleague from the art team doesn't know what Tether is and asks to put it on a green coin poster, while I'm closely working with Su.' Ironically, that has been more helpful. Explaining to superiors who are not well-versed in the industry why we need to do this, and persuading them with data like KPIs has ultimately become a stepping stone for my growth.