I looked at the latest roadmap for SOL, and the key points include: 1️⃣ Jito's BAM, a TEE-based pre-sorting layer that maintains privacy before mainnet confirmation and allows applications to customize sorting rules. This will bring the dex experience closer to that of a cex, but does this also mean the end of MEV? 2️⃣ Anza's optimization, making transaction confirmations more stable and faster. 3️⃣ The component-specific distributed fiber network DoubleZero, which further reduces routing latency, increases available bandwidth, and can resist geographical interference. 4️⃣ Improvement of the consensus protocol to Alpenglow, reducing the final confirmation time from ~12.8s to ~150ms. 5️⃣ Promotion of the asynchronous execution program APE. 6️⃣ Promotion of the multi-concurrent leader scheme MCL, allowing applications to control transaction execution themselves. Overall, the goal of SOL in doing these things is: 1) To further enhance user experience. 2) To improve liquidity experience and provide infrastructure and solutions for maximum liquidity. 3) To provide applications with as much autonomy and experience as possible. Although we may criticize various issues on sol, you have to admit they are a very pragmatic team, and their pragmatism lies in striving for the best possible experience while achieving a decent balance in several other areas. ------- Suddenly, this thought popped into my mind: BTC network is for Value. ETH network is for Finance. SOL network is for Trade. So, what about BASE and BNB?