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@Olga1057138 Momentum over everything 😭😭

Everyone thinks Ethereum’s bottleneck is gas, execution, or rollups. It’s not. It’s networking. Data propagation is becoming the real constraint — if blocks and blobs don’t spread fast enough, nothing else scales. Optimum introduces RLNC-based propagation, making data distribution ~5–6x faster. That’s not just an upgrade — it’s a shift in how we think about scaling: Ethereum doesn’t just need better execution. It needs faster data movement. @get_optimum

@SonneWeb3_ @get_optimum Beautiful work and warm welcome to Optimum fam🙏💚🩵🫶

The real bottlenecks in blockchain systems are often not visible to end users. They exist in how data is transmitted, verified and reconstructed across nodes. @get_optimum focuses on improving this invisible layer.

@n3otextus Odin v odin. Genius

Everyone argues until they're hoarse about who will win: Ethereum or Solana. But here is what people usually keep quiet about: We were forced to believe that we have to choose between speed and decentralization. We accepted the blockchain trilemma as a law of physics. Ethereum chose security, sacrificing throughput. Solana cranked speed to the max, but concentrated power among large validators. @get_optimum team decided to cancel this rule. They proved that scalability and decentralization can work together. How it works in practice: Standard approach: To make the network fly, you need to raise hardware requirements and limit the number of validators. Optimum approach: The RLNC-based protocol encodes data so that the network doesn't just preserve decentralization it uses it for acceleration. Where does the old model break? At the very foundation. We are used to thinking that decentralization is a brake on the network. With Optimum, decentralization becomes the fuel for scaling. Watching the endless L1 debates, you realize an unobvious thing. Stop choosing between a slow fortress and a fast house of cards. True scaling emerges not despite decentralization, but because of it.

@waytoff_ Eto cho za shodstvo

While most projects in crypto are focused on building new layers, launching tokens or chasing short term narratives, @get_optimum is quietly working on something far more fundamental. The project targets how data is propagated between validators.

@marrr_marina @RialoHQ Black birb 🖤

something is watching from the shadows. not everything reveals itself at once. silence can carry more meaning than noise. the ones who move quietly often shape what comes next. @RialoHQ is not here to follow the obvious path. it grows beneath the surface, piece by piece, unseen but precise. while others chase attention, something deeper is being built. this’s not for everyone. only for those who notice patterns, who feel the shift before it happens. a signal in the dark. a presence you cannot ignore once you see it. are you paying attention?

@P4ppito Kto ploho sosal - bydet peresasivat' my fav ❤️💯

Recently, @get_optimum did a small rebrand and refreshed its visual style. They also announced a contest for a new Discord sticker pack-I was happy to take part. Here are some of my works: Would you use these? @vssema11 @samurai_itan

@MMHERO9 This is simply otherworldly 🛐

how @get_optimum increases validator revenue through lower latency in ethereum milliseconds directly impact how much validators earn it’s not just about proposing blocks it’s about how fast those blocks reach the network Optimum improves this by reducing propagation latency > faster propagation gives validators more usable slot time > more time means better MEV bid selection > even +50–150ms can increase APR by ~0.6–2% > MEV bids can grow by 13–16% on average > up to 150–190 ETH extra value per week observed > head vote accuracy also improves with lower latency imagine a validator choosing between block bids with slower networking they must decide early and miss better bids with Optimum they can wait longer see more bids and pick a more valuable one it’s the same validator same hardware just more time Optimum doesn’t change consensus it removes a hidden limitation turning latency into a direct source of revenue

@badjonone @ColbFinance LUUUUV

We are constantly chasing trends, unable to keep up with the changing world @ColbFinance And what if we were to be prepared in advance Pre-IPO *coded*

@marrr_marina Svyataya Devaaaa Marina 🔥❤️ Exquisite sabotage. 6 days of fasting are over 🥹

speed was solved. something else wasn’t. for years web3 has focused on scaling and computation. faster blockchains, higher throughput, better execution. but one thing was often overlooked. memory. it seems obvious, yet the problem has remained unsolved for too long. most blockchains handle data poorly. it’s slow, expensive and inefficient. that’s where @get_optimum comes in. and idea is simple. make data access, transfer and storage seamless. with Optimum everything becomes faster and easier🤍

@samurai_itan 1000 worlds and not a single worthy opponent

Guys, be chill I've seen a lot of complaints from some people about the game Latency Lords by @get_optimum: "tablets should be banned, the target spawn is random and unfair, why only three attempts, why were the hint rules changed, why record videos, etc." Guys, understand, Latency Lords isn't the main product of @get_optimum, IT'S JUST A GAME Do you know many projects that create a game and give away $1k just to entertain their community? So be simpler and a bit more grateful. Instead of complaining, share constructive feedback with @abbas_tfu, maybe he'll make an even better game next time, if he still feels like it 😄

@Kafarik_Dark Imma use that as an inspiration thanks <33

Web3 has a problem. We have incredible ideas, powerful applications, and ambitious visions — but the underlying infrastructure often can’t keep up. Slow data propagation remains one of the biggest bottlenecks to true scalability. That changes now. Flexnodes is here: the open infrastructure for any blockchain. Built to be run by anyone, anywhere. No gatekeepers. No permission required. Just pure, unstoppable decentralization. At its core, Flexnodes is powered by RLNC — Random Linear Network Coding — a revolutionary technology that transforms how data moves across networks. Faster, smarter, and far more efficient propagation that finally gives Web3 the speed it desperately needs to scale. This isn’t just an upgrade. This is foundational infrastructure for the next era of blockchain. The decentralized web won’t be built by a few big players. It will be built by thousands of nodes around the world running Flexnodes. The time for real scaling is here. Run a node. Strengthen the network. Be part of something that actually moves Web3 forward. Flexnodes = open infrastructure for any blockchain. @get_optimum @blockchainjeff

@48Ria Cho za diva 💯 Izvini, moe serdce zanyato

Your computer has unused resources, but blockchains have the opposite problem they struggle to move and access data efficiently @get_optimum is building a decentralized memory layer for web3 It helps blockchains send data faster, reduce congestion, and access information in real time better speed, lower costs, smoother apps-all without changing the core chain

@tembi4kiNN @get_optimum (≧◡≦) my eyes just got blessed, this is incredibly beautiful

Blockchains handle transactions, but slow data between nodes cripples the network. That's @get_optimum challenge. Current 'gossip' methods waste bandwidth, causing delays. Optimum's RLNC encodes data, rebuilding lost bits quickly for efficient movement. This helps fast processing overcome network bottlenecks with quicker broadcasts and less traffic. Unlike computers, blockchains lack direct memory. Optimum's DeRAM offers fast data access, enabling on-chain gaming, quick trading, social apps, and AI. Many networks lean on large data centers. Optimum's Flexnodes are lightweight, letting anyone help move and support network data. Web3 scaling means smarter data movement, not just bigger blocks.

@vssema11 Chef cooking <3 A very important article thx

Optimum Monetizes Milliseconds ♾ Reading about the impact of latency on validator income, I catch myself thinking that this layer is undervalued. Its believed that the main drivers of income are MEV, fees, and builder efficiency. But all of this boils down to one simple thing whether you made it in time or not. -------------------------------------- A validator lives within a strict time window. Every additional MS is literally an opportunity 〰️To see a higher bid 〰️Make a better decision 〰️Earn more Historical data shows a fairly strong correlation: reducing latency by 50–150 ms can yield up to 2% APR. Not at the expense of risk or a change in strategy, but simply because you are less constrained by the network. ---------------------------------------- @get_optimum addresses this limitation. Without affecting consensus or breaking the architecture, it improves data propagation through the RLNC, giving validators more real time within a slot. The problem isnt that validators are poorly optimized. The problem is that the network itself limits their decisions. @get_optimum does what infrastructure rarely does, transform milliseconds into measurable economic value.♾

@badjonone @0xfairblock Oh beautiful done. I have a universe gap 💣❤️

When dreaming of a great future, don't forget about the small things in the present @0xfairblock “It’s what Himmel the Hero would have done.”

@fijimlk Ladno 10/10. AhueNno viskazalsya

Blockchain networks are often optimized as if propagation were a delivery problem. But delivery assumes that each message must arrive in full before it becomes useful. The deeper issue is that this creates a hard dependency on completeness. Under packet loss or uneven connectivity, nodes spend time waiting for missing pieces instead of making progress, which amplifies latency and redundancy. A different approach is to treat propagation as an accumulation of information rather than transmission of messages. If nodes exchange encoded fragments, any sufficient combination can unlock the original data without requiring exact copies. Optimum explores this direction by turning gossip into an information recovery process, where progress depends on what is known, not what is missing. @get_optimum

@P4ppito Thx for the research

About two weeks back, @get_optimum released a study that finally gave us some actual numbers for something people have wondered about for a while: how much does 50–150 milliseconds of delay really affect ETH staking? Thread 👇

@badjonone Nah nah Teper' I follow za Babadjony

@Ludo_Momche про плиту хорошая там тип костюм как у тони старка

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