Arbitrum just rolled out its 'Dia' upgrade—a solid step forward for the network. The update tackles two major pain points: it stabilizes gas fees so users won't get hit with crazy spikes, and brings mobile authentication to the table through Passkeys and FaceID support. This kind of infrastructure improvement matters because it directly impacts user experience, especially for those accessing the network on mobile devices. The combination of predictable gas costs and smoother mobile onboarding could make a real difference in adoption.
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ImaginaryWhale
· 01-09 20:11
Stable gas fees? Finally no need to gamble on on-chain transaction fees anymore.
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ContractTester
· 01-09 18:10
Has the gas fee stabilized? It will go up again later, cycle repeats.
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ChainSherlockGirl
· 01-09 18:10
According to my analysis, this Dia upgrade mainly aims to attract mobile users by stabilizing gas fees and implementing facial recognition. It sounds sincere, but whether it can truly attract new users depends on subsequent data.
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LiquidationAlert
· 01-09 18:09
Has the gas fee stabilized? Can this truly retain retail investors this time, or is it just a fleeting moment?
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MEVSandwich
· 01-09 18:05
Stable Gas fees sound good, but ultimately, whether users stay depends on the trading experience.
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MEVHunter
· 01-09 17:45
nah the real question is whether this actually kills the sandwich bots or just makes us adapt our mempool strategies... predictable gas sounds nice on paper but who's really winning here 🤔
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AirdropBuffet
· 01-09 17:41
I believe in stable gas fees; I just don't know to what extent they can actually stay stable.
Arbitrum just rolled out its 'Dia' upgrade—a solid step forward for the network. The update tackles two major pain points: it stabilizes gas fees so users won't get hit with crazy spikes, and brings mobile authentication to the table through Passkeys and FaceID support. This kind of infrastructure improvement matters because it directly impacts user experience, especially for those accessing the network on mobile devices. The combination of predictable gas costs and smoother mobile onboarding could make a real difference in adoption.