#DeFi发展趋势# Reviewing the development of DeFi, I have witnessed the rise and fall of many projects. This time, seeing the news that Solana is considering increasing its Block Size, it inevitably reminds me of Ethereum's path to expansion. Back then, Ethereum also faced similar bottlenecks, ultimately alleviating congestion through Sharding, Layer 2, and other solutions. Solana's choice to directly increase its Block Size can quickly enhance performance, but it also needs to be cautious of centralization risks.

This reminds me of the Bitcoin scaling debate in 2017, which ultimately led to the fork of BCH. Technical upgrades are often accompanied by consensus disagreements, and the Solana community needs to weigh its options carefully. However, on the positive side, Solana is working hard to adapt to the rapid development of the DeFi ecosystem, especially the demands of high-frequency trading scenarios like DEX and MEV.

Throughout the history of DeFi, performance and security have always been a contradiction. Overly pursuing TPS may sacrifice decentralization, while being too conservative can lead to missed development opportunities. Finding a balance is a necessary lesson for every public chain. Solana's recent move may become an important milestone in the development of DeFi, and it is worth the industry's close attention to its implementation effects and ecosystem response.