2026-01-05 05:22:12

The competition focus in the public chain track has always revolved around performance metrics. Many emerging public chains are striving to break through the TPS 100,000+ threshold, attempting to outperform competitors in throughput. Interestingly, although Ethereum's main chain has not directly been upgraded to this level, it has achieved this goal through L2 scaling solutions—now numerous Layer 2 projects have demonstrated ultra-high TPS performance, and this ecosystem has become an industry benchmark.

Meanwhile, the market is also paying attention to more detailed technical developments. The BPO2 lightweight hard fork plan will be pushed within the next 48 hours. This upgrade may bring new adjustments to network performance or functionality. Hard fork events often reflect a public chain's technical route and development priorities, making them worth continuous monitoring.

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CryptoPunster

· 01-08 05:21

Laughing out loud, Ethereum is like a hands-off boss, not competing on TPS but instead letting L2 step up for it. This hand has played perfectly. The new public chain is still chasing 100k+, but they've already secured an easy win. This is called the leek's performance competition versus the big players' ecosystem. Is BPO2 going to hard fork? It all depends on whose technical route is the clearest. Honestly, it's a gamble on which public chain can survive the longest. Not changing the main chain's expansion plan to save the situation—this combo punch really leaves no room for rebuttal. It seems someone will stumble in this wave of upgrades. The bear market is the time for the big waves to sift out the sand. Ethereum's move this time is truly high-level, using ecosystem prosperity to cover its limitations. I call it the strongest self-rescue. In 48 hours, who knows what tricks will be played next. Better keep an eye on your wallet first.

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rugpull_survivor

· 01-07 01:10

Ethereum really knows what it's doing, not just blindly stacking TPS, but instead making a smarter move with L2 Hard fork coming? Someone's probably about to be caught off guard again No matter how high the TPS numbers are, it’s useless; what really matters is whether it can run smoothly Wait, what is BPO2... another new concept to learn? Not upgrading the main chain but still seeing explosive growth in the ecosystem—this strategy is indeed clever Hard fork in 48 hours? Whether it's good news or bad depends on the code Those new public chains boasting 100K+ TPS, but what about the ecosystem? L2 has truly become a benchmark, there's no way around it Once again, attention on hard forks—each one is a window of opportunity Ethereum's routing is really stable, no rush, no fuss

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DAOdreamer

· 01-06 12:23

Ethereum's L2 approach is truly brilliant, making those new public chains that boast TPS look a bit awkward.

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LiquidationSurvivor

· 01-05 21:10

Ethereum's recent L2 strategy is truly brilliant, much smarter than just hard pushing performance numbers. What can BPO2 change in the next 48 hours? Is it just performance fine-tuning or is there real black technology? TPS number games, I'm tired of it... Ultimately, it still depends on whether the ecosystem can survive. Hard forks look impressive, but they actually just reflect the team's priorities. Ethereum's ecosystem is only stable once L2 is up and running. No matter how loud new public chains boast their numbers, it's useless.

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DogeBachelor

· 01-05 05:52

Ethereum's L2 approach is truly impressive; not having to modify the main chain actually makes it more flexible. What are those new public chains thinking with their focus on TPS numbers? A hard fork is coming. Within 48 hours, what new tricks can they pull off? Let's watch first. Layer 2 is the right path; a stable main chain is paramount. Another hard fork—what are they adjusting... Ethereum has won with its ecosystem—smart move.

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New_Ser_Ngmi

· 01-05 05:52

Ethereum is still smart; L2 is the right path. --- TPS numbers look good, but what really matters is the ecosystem. --- Hard fork pushed in 48 hours? Looks like another show. --- This strategy in the Ethereum ecosystem can't be learned by new public chains. --- L2 solutions are truly excellent; other chains are still competing over performance. --- When will BPO2 go live? Need to keep an eye on it. --- Overemphasizing performance at the expense of the ecosystem—Ethereum's move is clever. --- It seems every time there's a hard fork, there's some movement, but it doesn't really change anything. --- 100K+ TPS sounds impressive, but if users can't be retained, it's pointless. --- L2 maturity has indeed improved; it was about time. --- That new chain's TPS hype is over the top, but what about the ecosystem? --- The key is still the ecosystem and users; performance is just infrastructure.

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RiddleMaster

· 01-05 05:52

Ethereum's L2 is amazing. While others are still competing over TPS numbers, they've already made their ecosystem a benchmark. Another hard fork is coming. What new tricks can BPO2 pull off this time? L2 is the way to go. Tasks that the main chain can't handle should be delegated to the ecosystem. That's smart. 48-hour push, gotta keep an eye on it... Every hard fork is a gamble. These new public chains keep boasting about TPS every day, but it's still not quite there. It seems that Ethereum's approach is something the industry can't copy. They're not just competing on speed but on ecosystem development. Their vision is truly long-term.

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ImpermanentTherapist

· 01-05 05:51

Ethereum's recent L2 solutions are truly outstanding. While others are still competing over TPS, they've already secured a win. By the way, what new tricks can BPO2 hard fork bring this time? The ETH ecosystem knows how to play smart, making other public chains look futile. Are you in within 48 hours, everyone? The future of L2 is this path; other chains can't catch up.

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quiet_lurker

· 01-05 05:50

This wave of Ethereum L2 solutions is truly outstanding. Instead of modifying the main chain, it has become an industry benchmark. Some public chains are still competing over TPS.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-05 05:50

It looks like the usual TPS arms race again, but Ethereum's L2 workaround is indeed clever, winning the positional battle. Hard forks? It depends on the code; just listening to press releases can lead to pitfalls. Over the past few years, I've seen too many projects with impressive performance metrics and ridiculously high transaction fees; good data doesn't necessarily mean they can survive. Supply lines are the key—whether the ecosystem has real transaction volume speaks volumes. Wait for the on-chain data after the update, don't be fooled by hype.

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