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IBRL was never a meme. It's the reason Solana exists. "With some very difficult but clever engineering, you can make a blockchain function as one giant computer that syncs all the financial information in the world at the speed of light." "Alpenglow is a consensus improvement that will bring... show more

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MIC12 days ago

IBRL

Solana12 days ago

IBRL

MIC12 days ago

& Petfolio ^^

OG12 days ago

Only Possible On Solana

Solana12 days ago

OPOS

gabimaru12 days ago

i be rizzing lowkey

Trenchman12 days ago

absolutely GOLDEN narrative given to us from solana themselves, can we lock in 6FWKoFmHtsds8TC9dQtNK4TJaD2fpPcay44tqiuR8Rz

Sebastian Orellana12 days ago

IBRL

Mr. Whale12 days ago

We need more memes

Solana degen12 days ago

sol spawning a runner 6FWKoFmHtsds8TC9dQtNK4TJaD2fpPcay44tqiuR8Rz

toji.12 days ago

you mean never just a meme?

D.F.Q 🎯12 days ago

The word IBRL is from 1yr 9months and 23days ago. Thanks to tokenization, many degens that wasn't around back then now know what @solana meant by IBRL - "Increase Bandwidth, Reduce Latency" It was never a meme, it's is the Soul of Solana chain.

Drum&BassAlon12 days ago

What IBRL means? I'll Be Rich Later?

StarFlameGod ⛏️12 days ago

@mtradesuk Guess which dApp popularised Increase Bandwidth Reduce Latency (IBRL) around 2 years ago cos it grinded Solana to a halt? U guessed it, it was @ORE ⛏️

杆12 days ago

IBRL = I'll be rich later 😒😒😒

boogie12 days ago

but can it still be a meme tho?

Manlet12 days ago

Manlet on solana

senda12 days ago

6FWKoFmHtsds8TC9dQtNK4TJaD2fpPcay44tqiuR8Rz gennyyy

ORE12 days ago

IBRL

Elja12 days ago

The real bullish case for Solana is increasingly about what gets built on top of the infrastructure.

⬜12 days ago

the return to solana narrative 6FWKoFmHtsds8TC9dQtNK4TJaD2fpPcay44tqiuR8Rz

Solflux12 days ago

The “giant computer” framing is what makes Solana interesting. IBRL feels less like a slogan and more like the underlying design philosophy. Building the infrastructure for global financial data to sync at that scale is the real vision.

boogie12 days ago

IBRL has so many meanings

fity.eth12 days ago

Cool clip. I’ll believe 100ms when an app still feels instant on a packed Friday, not in a keynote.

DEXLESS12 days ago

IBRL is Solana?

Shubh11 days ago

IBRL becomes really interesting when you stop thinking of @solana as a blockchain and start thinking of it as a global execution environment

Kaos Crypto12 days ago

$IBRL

Gonzalo12 days ago

Solana is Solana

Octopus ( ◕ ᴗ ◕✿)12 days ago

Without memes, would Solana have become what it is today? After Pump fun, we watched the memecoin ecosystem slowly turn into: Rug after rug. Extraction after extraction. Attention constantly being recycled. And eventually, it brought us to where we are today. I was a Solana maxi. But last month, I left Solana for Robinhood. Honestly? It feels completely different. The culture is different. The users are different. And more importantly, the opportunity feels different. Solana proved that crypto can attract millions of users. But attracting users is one thing. Keeping them and building sustainable value is another. Maybe the next cycle won't be won by the chain with the most memes. Maybe it'll be won by the platform with the best distribution. And that's why I'm paying close attention to Robinhood. 👀

gibby𓃵12 days ago

IBRL

The Crypto Compass12 days ago

Turning a blockchain into one giant synced computer sounds simple until you remember the whole industry spent a decade arguing about whether ten transactions a second was even possible.

Nug12 days ago

$IBRL

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