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For validators, latency is money. Faster, more predictable block propagation means less risk of missing deadlines, more time to build better blocks, and higher APY. That's what Optimum's mump2p brings to Ethereum, built on RLNC, the network coding tech co-invented at MIT by Optimum CEO & Co-Founder Muriel Medard...

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Chandler 🦦4 天前

@get_optimum Faster 🚀

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A R A F4 天前

@get_optimum Reducing latency doesn't just improve speed, it gives validators more room to optimize block production and avoid missed opportunities.

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@get_optimum Boosted 🚀

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@get_optimum Boosted 🔥

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@get_optimum Boosted

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WeLoSu4 天前

@get_optimum Faster blocks, higher APY ⚡ Great work..

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slymnogunc4 天前

@get_optimum For validators, every millisecond saved is an opportunity earned, and Optimum is turning better networking into a real competitive advantage

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TheFalcon🫟4 天前

@get_optimum @MurielMedard İs the best 🩶

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