Most people think blockchains are slow because of the tech stack, but it’s actually something more fundamental:
Global ordering.
Thus far in the world of "blockchain tech", every transaction has to wait its turn: lined up, one after another so that the system can decide what came “first" to avoid double-spending.
...And that’s a major bottleneck for payments.
You don’t need to know what order I paid my rent vs. when you bought coffee. You just need to know your own sequence is correct.
That’s the core idea behind FastSet.
All this and much more is what I talked about with
@RosuGrigore from
@Pi_Squared_Pi2.
He explained how per-user ordering - instead of global ordering - opens the door for something we’ve been waiting on forever:
Parallel payments that actually feel instant. (because they are)
We got into:
🔹 Why traditional blockchains can’t scale payments
🔹 How FastSet makes stablecoin transfers feel like Venmo
🔹 What this unlocks for AI agents, microtransactions, and massive TPS
🔹 And where Pi Squared is headed (hint: 1M+ TPS and mainnet in 2026)
👇 Full video link in the next tweet.