Why does the Web3 infrastructure layer matter? Optimum has an interesting answer. Blockchain performance isn’t only about consensus or execution how efficiently data moves across the network matters too. 🔵 Reliable Design Optimum focuses on improving data movement without requiring changes to existing blockchain consensus rules. 🔵 Proven Research Built around research associated with MIT, Optimum uses RLNC (Random Linear Network Coding) to make data propagation more efficient. 🔵 Better Performance Reducing redundant data transmission can make network communication more efficient, while faster propagation can support validator performance. 🔵 Open Integration The approach is designed around improving the networking layer while keeping existing chain rules intact. The bigger picture: Less redundant data → More efficient propagation → Faster information flow → Stronger network infrastructure. What I find interesting about @get_optimum is the focus on improving something that users may not see directly but that can have a major role in how blockchain networks communicate. The future of Web3 needs not only better blockchains, but also better ways to move the data that powers them. @cryptooflashh @CryptoSundayz @thebl0ckboy