ETH Hits 2025 ATH so let's talk about How SOON is Actually Scaling Ethereum With ETH reaching new highs and the ecosystem booming with NFTs, RWAs, and DeFi, it’s the perfect time to talk about real scaling solutions. Why SVM > EVM for Scaling: Most rollups use the same EVM architecture, which just moves the same problems to L2: - Gas fee spikes during congestion - Sequential transaction processing - Network-wide congestion from single dApp activity - Limited hardware utilization SOON’s SVM Advantages: > Local Fee Markets - DeFi congestion doesn’t affect your NFT trades > Parallel Execution - Multiple transactions processed simultaneously > Account Model - Better state management and developer experience > Rust-Based Security - Better memory management, fewer vulnerabilities > Superior Hardware Usage - Actually utilizes modern multi-core processors SOON’s Performance on Ethereum: • 50 ms block times (vs 2-12 seconds for EVM rollups) • 30k TPS capacity • True optimistic rollup with Ethereum security • Decoupled SVM execution layer The Real Impact: While other rollups copy-paste EVM limitations to L2, SOON brings Solana’s execution benefits to Ethereum’s security and liquidity. Users get: - Faster transactions - Lower, predictable fees - Better developer tools - No network-wide congestion Bottom Line: The rollup wars aren’t expanding the pie, they’re just slicing the same EVM cake thinner. SOON actually brings new architecture to Ethereum, giving users the best of both ecosystems. This is how you scale Ethereum properly! 💪