2026-01-14 13:27:56

Keen on exploring how to build payment-grade Layer 1 infrastructure in the blockchain space. The upcoming discussion will feature key insights into the technical approach and ecosystem strategy. Payment-optimized L1 solutions are gaining momentum as the industry seeks faster, more reliable blockchain infrastructure. Worth tracking the architectural innovations being developed in this direction.

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· 7h ago

Payment-level L1 is only now gaining popularity? It should have been done this way earlier. However, to be honest, there are very few that can truly achieve a win-win situation for both TPS and security.

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gas_fee_therapy

· 7h ago

L1 payment infrastructure is indeed hot. Wait, what new layer1 is coming out? A payment-level L1 sounds good, but I wonder how high the TPS can go. Architecture innovation sounds like rehashing old ideas; the core is still speed and cost. Let's discuss when to start, and I’ll pick the most reliable plan. In this round of L1 competition, it feels like another wave of retail investors will be cut, haha. Payment optimization is indeed a necessity, but ecosystem strategy is the key. Another L1, how fragmented does this ecosystem need to be?

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CryptoTherapist

· 7h ago

ngl, payment-grade l1s hitting different this cycle... but let's talk about the *real* issue here—why are we still pretending speed solves our settlement anxiety? your infrastructure thesis is giving "trust issues masquerading as technical requirements" energy. have you diagnosed *why* you need these solutions? sounds like unprocessed rugpull trauma talking

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ser_ngmi

· 7h ago

The payment-level L1 is back, and it seems like every project claims to be the fastest and most stable. They're really just competing with each other.

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