Recently, market liquidity expectations have started to heat up. From the fundamentals, UNI has recently launched a fee switch mechanism, which means that the revenue distribution model of Uniswap DEX is beginning to undergo substantial changes, making it a notable point for long-term holders.
SOL is also not idle. The results of on-chain performance optimization are beginning to show, with significant improvements in transaction throughput and stability, creating conditions for large-scale application of the ecosystem.
Overall, there are signals of liquidity easing in the macro environment, and on a micro level, leading public chains and DeFi giants are making new progress on their fundamentals. Who will be the first to see volume in the next market cycle? It depends on who can quickly turn these infrastructure optimizations into real ecosystem growth. This is both an observation window and a multiple-choice question.
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MetaLord420
· 01-09 10:53
The UNI fee switch issue has finally moved, token holders are in luck
SOL throughput is being hyped again, but how long it can last is a question
Honestly, it still depends on who can turn paper optimization into real-world applications
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TestnetNomad
· 01-09 10:52
As soon as the UNI fee switch is turned on, people start to hype it up. The real question is, can you actually get the money? SOL performance has also been optimized. Can it hold up this time? Always hearing about infrastructure optimization, but we need to see real data to speak.
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OfflineValidator
· 01-09 10:37
The fee switch for UNI is really coming, finally some hope
SOL performance optimization has been talked about for so long, this time we can finally see actual results
Macro easing and micro actions, indeed, make for an excellent observation period
By the way, who can be the first to monetize infrastructure, now that's the key
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AirdropSweaterFan
· 01-09 10:31
The UNI fee switch issue, it feels like long-term holders are finally about to vent their frustration.
SOL performance has been optimized again? This time, can it stop lagging...
Honestly, it all depends on who can turn superficial optimizations into real profits, otherwise it's all talk.
Wait, when will the liquidity expectations in this cycle actually materialize?
I'm not quite sure whether to bet on UNI or SOL...
Recently, market liquidity expectations have started to heat up. From the fundamentals, UNI has recently launched a fee switch mechanism, which means that the revenue distribution model of Uniswap DEX is beginning to undergo substantial changes, making it a notable point for long-term holders.
SOL is also not idle. The results of on-chain performance optimization are beginning to show, with significant improvements in transaction throughput and stability, creating conditions for large-scale application of the ecosystem.
Overall, there are signals of liquidity easing in the macro environment, and on a micro level, leading public chains and DeFi giants are making new progress on their fundamentals. Who will be the first to see volume in the next market cycle? It depends on who can quickly turn these infrastructure optimizations into real ecosystem growth. This is both an observation window and a multiple-choice question.