I'm exited and bullish on https://t.co/sStuygNukv
Why - cause it's super clean, premium-sounding name. It’s broad, memorable, and feels like a media brand, ranking site, or aggregator. Strong authority vibe - easy to build trust and scale around it.
@domaprotocol
This tech came from research at MIT and already works in telecom networks and satellite systems. If this works at scale, it could quietly fix one of the biggest bottlenecks in blockchains - how data actually travels between nodes.
. @get_optimum runs a network of Flexnodes that anyone can spin up and connect to different chains. To handle data they use RLNC (Random Linear Network Coding) where transactions and blocks are split into chunks and encoded into random linear combos before sending.
One thing I noticed about @get_optimum - they’re not tied to one ecosystem. In theory it can plug into any chain, L1 or L2. They’re starting with Ethereum, which makes sense, but the idea is bigger than one network.
Nodes don’t need every original piece, they just need enough coded chunks to rebuild the data. So propagation is faster, bandwidth use drops, and the network is more fault-tolerant.
It’s early, but I like the angle. Feels like they’re trying to rethink the trading experience itself, not just ship another feature. Gonna spend some time exploring it and see what’s really under the hood.
Stumbled on @liquidtrading recently and it got me curious.
The concept is straightforward - one app that connects multiple onchain trading venues, so you’re not juggling tabs, wallets, and messy dashboards all day. Non-custodial, perp-oriented, big focus on UX.
One thing I noticed about @get_optimum - they’re not tied to one ecosystem. In theory it can plug into any chain, L1 or L2. They’re starting with Ethereum, which makes sense, but the idea is bigger than one network.
And the use cases feel pretty practical. Validators get faster data spread and maybe better rewards. Devs can build apps that don’t lag every time the network gets busy. Users just see quicker txs and smoother apps.