I was fighting with a friend for a newly launched small coin, but it was really thrown out by another public chain. He shouted in the group, "This coin is about to take off, as soon as you can get on the bus As soon as I saw that the price was just starting, I immediately rushed to the DEX on the chain, placing orders, confirming, and waiting for blocks The familiar plot has arrived: The transaction is spinning on the chain, and the price is skyrocketing. My order is still in the queue. By the time the final deal is made, it's already the relay baton for others to smash the market, playing a takeoff opportunity like standing guard at a high position. After that day, I began to reflect: Now everyone is talking about "on chain real-time market" and "onchain order book", but the underlying speed cannot keep up. Later, I tried something on @ SeiNetwork and felt it was a completely different experience. The feeling of buying coins through hanging orders on @ SeiNetwork is as follows: I placed an order and almost blinked my eyes, and the transaction was completed in about 400 milliseconds. It's not the kind of 'wait for N confirmation blocks before deciding', but a true on chain second level settlement. Looking deeper, it's not about "all cars lining up on one road", but about breaking down transactions and processing them simultaneously. Simply put, many transactions can run together without dragging each other down. Just like driving many highways, no matter how many cars there are, they won't block it all at once. As for their so-called 'twin turbo consensus', my own understanding is quite naive: It's about breaking down the consensus engine into two sets and running them together, one responsible for quickly receiving the transaction and the other responsible for knocking out the result, so that the chain can be both fast and stable. For users, it means less stuttering and more smoothness with just one click. Gradually, I discovered a very realistic change: I used to do short-term trading on other chains, relying more on luck—— If you chain faster, you can eat meat; When the chain gets congested, it becomes a direct customer. Trading on Sei now makes the mindset much easier: I am more willing to place orders, cancel orders, and adjust positions because I know that not every step requires a delay in the chain battle; The speed sensitive gameplay of market making, volume brushing, and brick moving also gives more confidence to move onto the chain. Why is the market running faster on Sei? Because it was originally created for the purpose of the "real-time digital asset market", many projects have been released on SEI! For example, @ KAIO-xyz and @ Kindred_AI. Looking forward to launching new projects in December