The adoption number worth watching isn't the total. It's the word optional disappearing. etherfi moved mump2p from optional to required across its entire operator set. Twelve operators, all of them, no exemptions. Their co-founder framed it as something they don't do unless a change clearly raises the bar for stakers and for the network. That framing is the interesting part. A mandate is not a trial. Somebody at that protocol signed their name to it knowing that when the thing misbehaves at 3am, the complaint lands on their desk rather than on a vendor's. It also changes the shape of the adoption curve. Voluntary adoption drifts. Operators try something, forget it, quietly drop it at the next client upgrade. Required adoption has a floor under it, because now somebody owns the requirement. @get_optimum has published no shortage of millisecond charts. This is the first datapoint where an institution put its own name behind the claim instead. @discordflash