王短鸟
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Binance Alpha supports Sonic now, impressive, Binance still has good vision.
If we talk about which public chain on the market is the most impressive in terms of high performance concept.
Then I think it is Sonic.
No need to waste words, first of all, the price has been relatively stable since the TGE.
Secondly, in terms of concept.
Sonic is a Layer-1 blockchain evolved from Fantom (FTM), focusing on high performance and scalability.
It is fully compatible with EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine), supports Solidity and Vyper languages, making it easy for developers to migrate Ethereum dApps.
Now it can achieve over 10,000 transactions per second, laying the foundation for many potential blockchain applications in the future and becoming an important infrastructure.
To attract developers to participate in development and enrich the ecosystem, Sonic has launched Fee Monetization (FeeM).
I researched it, and this FeeM allows developers to earn up to 90% of the network fees generated by their Sonic applications.
It breaks the trend of high costs associated with launching “application chains,” avoiding additional infrastructure and maintenance costs and complex interoperability issues.
This has attracted a large number of quality developers.
Recently, I recommended the game Abyss to everyone, which is a good project on Sonic.
In terms of chain abstraction, Sonic is also making efforts, allowing native account abstraction to make interactions with Sonic seamless like Web2 through account abstraction, fee subsidies, dynamic fees, etc.
In the future, Sonic will also introduce a points program to continue distributing tokens to holders. Users can earn points by holding tokens and then using them in DeFi, which can later be exchanged for coins.
This essentially creates a positive flywheel effect.
Sonic is currently introducing impressive DeFi projects such as Aave, Silo, Euler, Avalon, Shadow, SwapX, Ichi, Beets, Beefy, and Origin.
Based on the above, I believe Sonic is currently a project worthy of long-term attention.
If we talk about which public chain on the market is the most impressive in terms of high performance concept.
Then I think it is Sonic.
No need to waste words, first of all, the price has been relatively stable since the TGE.
Secondly, in terms of concept.
Sonic is a Layer-1 blockchain evolved from Fantom (FTM), focusing on high performance and scalability.
It is fully compatible with EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine), supports Solidity and Vyper languages, making it easy for developers to migrate Ethereum dApps.
Now it can achieve over 10,000 transactions per second, laying the foundation for many potential blockchain applications in the future and becoming an important infrastructure.
To attract developers to participate in development and enrich the ecosystem, Sonic has launched Fee Monetization (FeeM).
I researched it, and this FeeM allows developers to earn up to 90% of the network fees generated by their Sonic applications.
It breaks the trend of high costs associated with launching “application chains,” avoiding additional infrastructure and maintenance costs and complex interoperability issues.
This has attracted a large number of quality developers.
Recently, I recommended the game Abyss to everyone, which is a good project on Sonic.
In terms of chain abstraction, Sonic is also making efforts, allowing native account abstraction to make interactions with Sonic seamless like Web2 through account abstraction, fee subsidies, dynamic fees, etc.
In the future, Sonic will also introduce a points program to continue distributing tokens to holders. Users can earn points by holding tokens and then using them in DeFi, which can later be exchanged for coins.
This essentially creates a positive flywheel effect.
Sonic is currently introducing impressive DeFi projects such as Aave, Silo, Euler, Avalon, Shadow, SwapX, Ichi, Beets, Beefy, and Origin.
Based on the above, I believe Sonic is currently a project worthy of long-term attention.
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