2026-01-15 14:39:57

Fermi network upgrade will officially launch on January 14. The core improvement of this upgrade is to optimize block generation time from 0.75 seconds to 0.45 seconds. This is a major benefit for high-frequency DeFi trading experiences—confirmation speeds are faster, and pricing slippage will be significantly tightened, greatly helping trading strategies that require precise execution.

Stress testing has now been initiated. The team is verifying the network's stability under peak loads, after all, faster speeds make system reliability even more critical. This is a necessary step before the upgrade to ensure no unexpected issues occur once it is officially live. The process is still ongoing, and continued attention to subsequent developments is recommended.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-18 05:34

0.45 seconds is indeed tempting, but we need to see the real data from the stress test before we dare to bet. There are too many lessons from history. Fast speed is a good thing, but network stability is what really counts. Tightening slippage sounds great, but only if the system doesn't crash. This upgrade needs to be truly reliable. The supply line for high-frequency trading must be stable, or it will just be the beginning of another "avalanche." Before the stress test data is released, we should keep some positions. Bro, survival always comes first. I'm holding a wait-and-see attitude on this upgrade. Once the network is stable, I'll consider increasing leverage.

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SybilSlayer

· 01-16 09:33

0.45 seconds? If you can still run away at this speed, then I consider you the winner.

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TestnetFreeloader

· 01-15 15:06

0.45 seconds? Damn, if it holds steady, arbitrage bots are going to go crazy.

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0xSunnyDay

· 01-15 15:04

0.45 seconds, now the arbitrage bot is going crazy again. It seems that after the slippage tightens, it's even harder for ordinary users to buy the dip.

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