ETH is powerful, but let’s be real:

most users still feel like they’re playing a game on hard mode.
- Trades stuck in mempools
- Bots front-running
- MEV bleeding value
- Zero privacy

That’s why I’m watching @tenprotocol closely. Instead of “patching Ethereum,” they’re rewriting the rules:
- Sub-second finality (txs feel like Web2 clicks)
- Privacy baked in (even validators can’t peek)
- Still ETH-native, not an L2 escape hatch

Imagine building a Web3 game where moves are instant, hidden from bots, and verifiable onchain. That’s a design space we haven’t had before.

TEN’s Final Network is live, TGE coming. Builders who get this right could be the ones defining the next era of dapps.

Question is: would you rather keep optimizing around Ethereum’s pain points… or build on the reset button? 🔟

#Ethereum Web3 #TEN Privacy