Not long ago, we launched a new project on Binance Alpha, and the parallel EVM project RDO officially announced the completion of Series A financing, with a valuation of $8000w. Now, the market value is only $8600w, which is almost at the same level as institutional costs, basically at the floor price. In addition, as the only parallel EVM track project on Binance Alpha, RDO has locked 130W of liquidity in Pancake with a transaction fee of only 0.01%, which is very suitable for score boosting and highly recommended. Reddio ran a stable real data of 13000 TPS online during public testing at the end of last year, which lasted for 5 months. It's not just a PPT hype, nor is it a "theoretical TPS", it's a benchmark in a real open environment. These days, there aren't many who dare to open a public beta and still run steadily. Many L2 platforms are theoretically hyped up, and after the main network goes online, the speed drops directly to several thousand, leaving users with no choice but to act like victims. What makes Reddio's "Parallel EVM" architecture so impressive? Translated into English, by switching to GPU parallel processing of contract logic, it turns smart contracts into "CUDA code" and throws it onto the graphics card, which smells like a graphics card arsenal. Combined with self-developed sequencers and composable frameworks, it can even serve as a 'performance cheat' for other Rollups in the future. The first to invest in it was Paradigm, and recently many well-known institutions have also come in this round, all of which are locked up for 12 months and owned for 4 years. Moreover, Reddio has never engaged in private equity or public offerings NFT， I also don't like to accept exchanges that compete for quota to exchange for more shares, so I'm probably heading towards Binance and Upbit. To summarize, low valuation, real data, and high performance. If parallel EVM is really the correct answer for Ethereum scaling in the second half, then Reddio may be the fastest, most stable, and cheapest player in this game.