Recently, major public chains have been showing off their muscles: ICP boasts that its TPS data in the last hour is the best; Solana jokes that its interns have piled up the most capacity; Polygon claims to be the most profitable in the Ethereum L2 sector over the past 7 days; Base uses cumulative revenue to make its case. Starknet has seen a surge in net capital inflow over the past three months, while Sonic prides itself on having no rivals in token swapping and market making.
Thinking about it carefully, this is the current state of public chain competition—by finding the right angle, anyone can become a top-tier player. The key is which dimension you choose to focus on and whether you have data to support your claim. Performance, ecosystem, capital flow, transaction activity... there's always a dimension that makes you shine. Behind this intense competition, it actually reflects the rapid evolution of the entire Web3 infrastructure, with each chain finding its own differentiated survival space.
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LayerZeroHero
· 9h ago
It has proven that the art of choosing data is even more difficult than the art of choosing chains.
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LightningHarvester
· 13h ago
Haha, this is data nationalism. Look at it from a different perspective, and it instantly becomes trending.
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ContractExplorer
· 13h ago
I'm a bit tired of this rhetoric. Anyway, every chain can find its own angle to showcase.
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Frontrunner
· 13h ago
Haha, everyone has their own way of saying it. Anyway, no matter how the data is sliced, you can always win a round.
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AlphaLeaker
· 13h ago
Haha, all the public chains are doing data gymnastics. To put it simply, it's just each doing what they need.
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LiquidityNinja
· 13h ago
Haha, everyone can perform, it just depends on whose story is more eye-catching.
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Honestly, I'm tired of this data game, it's an art of choosing dimensions.
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Every chain is the protagonist in its own story, hilarious.
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Feels like not many dare to honestly admit what they are truly lacking.
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Ultimately, whether it's competitive internal pressure or not depends on whether the ecosystem can retain people; everything else is nonsense.
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If you were that strong, would you need to boast about it every day?
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Differentiated competition is good, but the data is too shallow.
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That line about Solana made me laugh, quite honest.
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Watching them attack each other is actually just a sign of anxiety.
Recently, major public chains have been showing off their muscles: ICP boasts that its TPS data in the last hour is the best; Solana jokes that its interns have piled up the most capacity; Polygon claims to be the most profitable in the Ethereum L2 sector over the past 7 days; Base uses cumulative revenue to make its case. Starknet has seen a surge in net capital inflow over the past three months, while Sonic prides itself on having no rivals in token swapping and market making.
Thinking about it carefully, this is the current state of public chain competition—by finding the right angle, anyone can become a top-tier player. The key is which dimension you choose to focus on and whether you have data to support your claim. Performance, ecosystem, capital flow, transaction activity... there's always a dimension that makes you shine. Behind this intense competition, it actually reflects the rapid evolution of the entire Web3 infrastructure, with each chain finding its own differentiated survival space.