🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩----🍜 Finally, someone is going to make on-chain transactions as fast as CEX, or even faster. @solyaer_labs ╭─────✦✦─⋆⋅☆⋅⋆───╮ Nowadays, many people use DEX, and the biggest fear is that when you need to trade, the transaction gets stuck, fails, or experiences high slippage, making it practically unusable. But InfiniSVM aims to solve these problems. In simple terms, it makes transaction speeds so fast that you can hardly feel any delay, completing a transaction in 1 to 10 milliseconds, which is really faster than refreshing your IG on your phone. Moreover, it’s not just fast; it also "queues more intelligently." It first checks if each transaction will collide with others. If there’s no conflict, it allows you to go through the fast lane directly, without waiting for the entire block to be processed before confirmation. For those building on Sol, the best part is that you don’t need to rewrite your code. Programs originally on the Sol mainnet can almost be directly transferred to run on InfiniSVM. Just modify the front end a bit to detect where liquidity is, and during trading, you can choose whether to go through the mainnet or InfiniSVM. Also, if you’re doing triangular arbitrage, brick moving, or even high-frequency trading that requires ultra-low latency, you used to have to do it on centralized exchanges. Now, these strategies can also be played on-chain, which is the nicest part. It’s already opened Devnet for everyone to try, and more nodes will be gradually opened, moving towards decentralization. All necessary security and backup considerations have been taken into account, and in case of issues, you can fallback to the Solana mainnet. ╭─────✦✦─⋆⋅☆⋅⋆───╮ I think a simple summary is: 🔸 For users: Transactions are much faster, less likely to fail, and no more traffic jams. 🔸 For developers: Almost zero barriers to upgrade; you can run your original stuff directly. 🔸 For the entire market: It allows DEX on Sol to potentially reclaim some users and trading volume that were originally on CEX. In the past, everyone said DEX was slow, but as long as it’s decentralized, that’s enough. Now that InfiniSVM is here, it might make people wonder, why can’t it be both decentralized and fast? This could really take Sol DEX to another level, so keep an eye on it. I want to be the first to check it out when the mainnet comes out~