Many chains are competing to see who is faster @Injective is actually pondering something more obscure How to make on chain finance more like a long-term operating system Its current focus is not on attracting new retail investors But rather stabilizing the transaction structure Enable market makers and developers of strategic funds to stay on top Low latency stable matching with predictable execution results These things don't sound lively But once it runs smoothly Trading volume and funds will naturally stay The logic of INR is also quite straightforward The busier the network, the higher the transaction fees The more continuous the repurchase and destruction No fancy incentives More like a company using cash flow to repurchase shares Slow but not empty So the impression that Injective gives is Don't rush to tell a story I'm not in a hurry to prove that I'm the 'next hot chain' It's more like laying the foundation in advance When professional on chain transactions are truly needed It's already there @injective injective @Bantr_fun Bantr