Andre Cronje: Sonic prioritizes solving real-world problems over technical challenges

Odaily News Sonic Labs co-founder Andre Cronje recently talked about Sonic in a podcast, and some of the key points are as follows: - The use of Uniswap has generated $3 billion in revenue for ETH validators. In a fair world, Uniswap should get most of the money. With this in mind, Sonic plans to give 90% of the fees to application owners rather than validators; - Sonic applies the efficiency of other disciplines in database design and virtual machine design, which other blockchains ignore due to the spirit of l33t haXOR. As a result, Sonic has achieved a huge and unique performance improvement; - ETH is like MySpace (probably), it can no longer move fast and break conventional things, so it will experience Blackberryification; - Most chains solve technical challenges and then look for problems it can solve. Sonic does the opposite and solves real-world problems first. Earlier news, Sonic Labs (formerly Fantom) officially announced on X that Sonic will be launched sometime in December. Sonic Labs CEO Michael Kong added that it's not the 27th or 31st, or hinting that it will go live earlier in the month.