2025-12-30 04:20:12

To be honest, there are still quite a few people who do not fully understand storage projects like Filecoin. They always think it is outdated, but this kind of judgment actually underestimates its technological content and ecological potential.

From a technical perspective, the biggest barrier for FIL lies in its core innovation. The recently launched v2.0 version has completely changed the game—its new consensus mechanism not only increased storage verification efficiency by 3 times but also significantly lowered the participation threshold for nodes, meaning ordinary users can easily join the storage network. More importantly, the optimization of data retrieval functions has made the speed of fetching data from the Filecoin network comparable to centralized service providers, directly addressing the long-standing pain point of decentralized storage.

Having technology alone is not enough; what truly determines a project's ceiling is its ecosystem. And this is precisely where FIL has focused its efforts over the past year. Currently, the Filecoin ecosystem has attracted a large number of storage service providers, and more projects related to data analysis and data security are choosing it as their foundation. Recently popular AI data annotation tracks have seen many projects opting to store data on Filecoin because it ensures data security and immutability. These real-world application scenarios are the key indicators to judge whether a Web3 infrastructure project is reliable.

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SleepyArbCat

· 4h ago

Hmm... v2.0 maximizes verification efficiency, and the threshold really comes down. This time, it's a bit interesting. Wait, will the gas fees also be optimized... Never mind, let's sleep for a while. Data security really hits the pain point. All the AI annotation projects are gathering there—what does that indicate? Ecological implementation > empty talk. I agree with this logic while staying alert.

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GateUser-75ee51e7

· 4h ago

That's right, the v2.0 wave does have some substance. Tripling efficiency while lowering the threshold is truly solving the problem. The key is the implementation of the ecosystem, not just hype about technology. AI data annotation has chosen Filecoin, which shows it is indeed useful. High feasibility. Compared to those projects that keep making empty promises, FIL is taking solid steps. I've long said that the storage sector is underestimated. It now seems that those who were pessimistic are indeed wrong. Can retrieval speed rival centralized systems? If that's truly the case, decentralized storage has a real shot.

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AirdropChaser

· 4h ago

v2.0 That wave of efficiency improvement definitely has some substance; finally, someone is seriously working on storage. --- Ecosystem implementation is the real deal; just talking about technology is meaningless. --- To be honest, I really underestimated FIL before. I didn't expect its retrieval speed to rival that of centralized service providers. --- AI data annotation choosing FIL as the foundation? Oh wow, this just got interesting. --- Can ordinary people now participate in the storage network? Should I consider setting up a node and playing around? --- Some people still think it's outdated; that's just a knowledge gap. --- Data security plus immutability—this is how Web3 infrastructure should be built. --- Wait, can retrieval speed really match centralized solutions? If that's true, FIL might still have a chance. --- The ecosystem is the key; it seems FIL hasn't been idle these years.

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TokenVelocity

· 4h ago

v2.0 this move indeed slapped many bearish voices in the face; a 3x efficiency boost is no joke Ecosystem implementation is the key, otherwise even the most advanced technology is just armchair strategy Choosing FIL storage for AI data annotation shows that some people are indeed on board It's just that the masses haven't realized it yet; when a sudden explosion happens someday, it might be too late We were indeed heavily criticized before, but now it seems a bit unfair

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HappyMinerUncle

· 4h ago

v2.0 really changed a lot. Those who used to criticize FIL are now silenced. --- AI data annotation chooses FIL for storage, this is the true ecological application. --- Efficiency increased threefold, thresholds lowered so much, it finally feels like ordinary miners have a chance. --- No hype, no blackening; just look at how many projects now choose it as their foundation to know. --- Well said, the ecosystem is the key to determining the ceiling; technology is just the foundation. --- Can retrieval speed rival centralized systems? If so, that truly solves a big problem. --- I've long believed that storage projects are severely underestimated; after v2.0, I am even more optimistic. --- Some people always like to say it's outdated, but actually, they just haven't kept up with the pace.

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gm_or_ngmi

· 5h ago

Oh, I was just saying, FIL's ecosystem this time really didn't hype it up. The 3x efficiency improvement in v2.0 directly overshadowed a bunch of idle chatter. But speaking of which, our community is really too easy to forget. Last year, they said it was outdated, and this year they're asking how to buy it again. I think the AI annotation thing looks pretty good; the fact that data can't be tampered with really hits the key point. Wait, can it really compete with centralized service providers? I need to talk to a few node operators again. Building up the ecosystem is a good thing, but I'm just worried it might turn out to be another PPT ecosystem.

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whxing777

· 5h ago

Still using the old tricks to fool people, time for a change.

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