When you go to a site using Cloudflare through home internet (KT 1G fiber), it means you're connecting to a US server (Los Angeles LAX or Seattle SEA), not a Korean server. That's why images load late and everything is slower overall. If you go to Seattle it's somewhat okay, but lately if you go to Los Angeles which has been problematic, it's much slower. The site side has done various things to speed it up, but API responses are still slow. Just to make your own computer browser faster, I switched DNS to 1.1.1.1 to route toward Korea (Incheon ICN). Also, if you install Cloudflare WARP which is a proxy (bypass tunnel) app, it gets much faster. Many sites use Cloudflare and its DNS is fast too, so people who feel their internet is slow should give it a try. There's also an app for phones.
Is it the power of FOMO? Seeing friends I mentioned in old X posts pump rapidly in short time, Arc's timeline seems quite different from Robinhood's. $TOLLY $1M → $17M $COOL $250K → $6M $WARP $1.5M → $1M (you get out of here) Launchpad leader $ARGUS already visited ATH of $35M. (source) (below is brain speculation) Seeing liquidity flowing in this fast, I definitely think FOMO power is strong, but conversely that liquidity could drain out just as fast. And looking at Vlad's recent moves, he's probably not just watching Arc drain liquidity—I suspect soon he'll pull cards like RWA Spot listings to bring liquidity back. Arc chain developed by Circle doesn't seem like it'll lose steam quickly like other new chains, but I'm curious how the competitive landscape will form. The catch is—even earning on Arc, RH adjusts, so it doesn't feel like you're really earning...