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Ethereum’s decentralization is the feature, not the bottleneck. ETHGas takes 12-second blocks and shrinks them to 100ms without compromising Ethereum’s security guarantees. Fastest execution layer. Same trust assumptions. 🎥CIS2026 🇰🇷

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