#Solana平台发展 Seeing Solana's compute units increase to 100 million, honestly, I feel a bit emotional. I still remember those early projects claiming to be "Ethereum killers," hyping everything up, but what happened? The technology didn't keep up, the ecosystem didn't develop, and in the end, they just became tools for pulling the wool over investors' eyes.

This time, Solana is different. Going from 48 million to 100 million compute units is not just a paper number game; it's a real increase in network capacity. The sixfold growth in transaction volume isn't fabricated out of thin air; there are genuine applications running behind it. But I must give a warning—good performance doesn't mean lower risk.

On the contrary, chains with high TPS and active ecosystems are often the favorite places for scammers. Cheap and fast transaction fees allow them to scam more people at lower costs. I've seen too many "new concept projects" raise funds and run away on Solana right after launch because entering and exiting is too convenient.

So don't be blinded by speed advantages. When choosing projects, you still need to look at fundamentals—team background, locked funds, whether the project team has real capital invested. Those that immediately shout "listing on Binance" or "top VC investment" are likely just scams. Technological progress is good, but participants without risk awareness will find a dead end on any blockchain, no matter how perfect.