Two weeks from launch to 7.8 percent of all staked ETH is not a normal infrastructure timeline, and marketing isn't the reason. Node operators move slowly, for good reasons. Anything touching consensus earns a change window, a staging rollout, a rollback plan and three people signing off. That process runs in quarters, not weeks. mump2p skips most of that review because of where it sits. Runs beside the client, holds no keys, changes no consensus rules, and if it falls over your node is exactly where it started. What you're approving isn't replace our networking. It's add a second path and keep the first one. Cheap to try and cheap to leave is what makes an adoption curve steep. Most teams try to win that internal review by proving the product is excellent. @get_optimum won it by making the decision small. Worth remembering next time a piece of infrastructure opens with a six week integration guide. @blockchainjeff