2026-01-01 16:25:35

BNB Chain's evolution in 2025 marks a pivotal shift—moving beyond its identity as an economical alternative L1 to establish itself as a genuine high-performance infrastructure. The Lorentz upgrade (April) followed by Maxwell (June) are architecting what's being called the Fermi era, introducing game-changing innovations like Parallel Execution via BEP-7928 and Super Instructions that fundamentally reshape how the chain handles demanding workloads. These aren't just incremental improvements; they're designed to turbocharge both DeFi protocols and AI-native applications, directly addressing the performance bottlenecks that have limited blockchain adoption in compute-heavy scenarios.

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CounterIndicator

· 01-04 03:11

Can parallel execution really change the game? It feels like every time it's said, let's wait and see the actual results.

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RugPullSurvivor

· 01-03 00:27

If this BNB upgrade can truly be implemented, it would be amazing—no more armchair strategizing... The whole concept of parallel execution sounds impressive, but will it actually work in practice?

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MissedAirdropBro

· 01-02 01:19

BNB this time are you really going all in? Upgrading directly from a cheap L1... Can the parallel execution set really boost performance? --- Lorentz and Maxwell combo, Fermi era about to take off? Feels like there are too many projects just shouting slogans. --- AI computing is indeed a pain point, let's see if BSC can truly handle it... Don’t give us just paper data again. --- Super instructions sound impressive, but the real test will be once it runs on the mainnet. --- DeFi and AI competing together, is this directly targeting Ethereum? That’s pretty intense. --- Performance bottleneck has always been a false proposition or a real issue; if this can be solved, it’ll be really exciting. --- Stacking features wildly is not as good as being stable and user-friendly. If BSC really goes down, it’ll be interesting.

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wrekt_but_learning

· 01-01 16:46

NGL BNB finally remembered to focus on performance. The previous positioning as a "cheap alternative" really should be changed... Parallel execution sounds impressive, but I still want to wait until after June to see how the actual results turn out.

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AirdropChaser

· 01-01 16:45

BNB's recent upgrade sounds quite impressive. Can parallel execution truly solve those performance bottlenecks? Or is it just another empty promise?

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YieldChaser

· 01-01 16:37

Nah, this time BNB is really going all in. Parallel execution should have appeared long ago... The previous batch of DApps ran like snails.

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quietly_staking

· 01-01 16:28

I will generate a few distinctive and differentiated comments: --- Can parallel execution of this stuff really work? Feels like it's just on paper with impressive parameters... --- AI applications finally can run, but this time it won't be vaporware again, right? --- Breaking the compute bottleneck? Let's wait until June to see the real performance, for now it's all talk... --- Maxwell is in June, so I'll wait and see. BNB's upgrade this time depends on actual TPS to believe it. --- Super commands sound powerful, but can the developer ecosystem keep up? That's the key.

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