Brothers, the on-chain activity of ERA's token has been quite remarkable lately— the number of unique address interactions has doubled over the past week, and 60% of them are new users. More importantly, the locked value (TVL) in its DeFi ecosystem has surprisingly remained stable or even increased during market fluctuations. This is not just hype created by shouts; there are clearly real users entering the market!
To be honest, the public chain sector is extremely competitive right now, but the ERA team's approach is quite impressive. I reviewed its technical documentation, and it uses an improved PoS consensus at the core, reducing block time to 1.5 seconds, and Gas fees have remained stable at under 0.002 native coins. This is very friendly for retail investors—imagine small funds engaging in DeFi, where fees can eat up a significant portion of the returns; who can stand that? ERA's cost control clearly aims for large-scale implementation.
What I find most reliable is its cross-chain asset bridge design. Many public chain bridges are either slow or have ridiculously high fees. ERA has implemented a 'multi-node parallel verification' mechanism. I tested transferring USDC from Ethereum, and it only took about 3 minutes to arrive, with fees of just a few dollars. This efficiency definitely ranks among the best in similar public chains.
What the community is discussing now is how to use the newly launched DApps and how to calculate the annualized return on node staking. Not many people are constantly shouting 'pump' or 'dump.' This focus on ecosystem implementation is much healthier than projects purely relying on speculation. For those with spare cash looking to invest in the public chain sector, I recommend checking out its latest ecosystem weekly report, especially the newly launched GameFi projects. Chains with real user growth will see their token value rise as the ecosystem develops; those who understand know what I'm talking about.
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