Solana pushing block times to 200ms — meaning apps can pull updates way more frequently.

But here's the catch: total throughput stays roughly the same.

Why? Because faster blocks ≠ more capacity. You're just chunking the same bandwidth into smaller intervals. Think of it like cutting a pizza into more slices — you're not getting more pizza.

What this DOES unlock:
- Lower latency for dApps
- Better UX for high-frequency trading and gaming
- Tighter feedback loops for devs

But if you're expecting a 5x TPS boost, you're gonna be disappointed. This is an optimization play, not a capacity expansion.

$SOL maxis will spin this as a win. And it is — just not the kind most people think.