2026-01-04 16:22:03

The ERC-4626 standard has reshaped the DeFi ecosystem, but it has a fatal flaw—operations must be completed synchronously. This design stifles too much imagination. Think about RWA strategies that require off-chain confirmation, then look at Pendle's PT mechanism, and cross-chain yield aggregation—all of these are constrained by the synchronous execution framework.

Asynchronous execution is the true way out. Superform is deploying the ERC-7540 standard specifically for this purpose—it breaks the chains of synchronization, allowing vaults to handle complex operations that require time. From RWA to cross-chain strategies, from yield optimization to liquidity management, the asynchronous mechanism instantly opens up a whole new world. This is not just a technical upgrade but an evolution of DeFi operational models.

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ProxyCollector

· 01-07 12:10

The synchronization framework indeed hits a bottleneck, but can 7540 save the world? It still depends on how Superform is implemented.

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AirdropHunter007

· 01-06 19:47

I've long seen that 4626 has issues. Syncing this setup can't handle complex operations like RWA at all. It's really too rigid.

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Blockwatcher9000

· 01-06 11:47

ngl, the ERC-4626 synchronization framework really holds us back, RWA stuff just can't get off the ground Asynchronous is the future, I like the Superform move 7540, finally someone thought of solving this problem Wait, does this mean all the previous vault designs need to be rewritten? Will compatibility be a mess again

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ForeverBuyingDips

· 01-04 16:51

I have long complained about this pitfall of synchronous execution. RWA bottlenecks are really annoying, and ERC-7540 came just in time.

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AirdropATM

· 01-04 16:50

4626 is indeed a bit of a letdown, but can 7540 really save it? I have a feeling it's just another round of hype speculation.

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WalletWhisperer

· 01-04 16:44

Finally, someone has spoken out. 4626 is just a semi-finished product, and the RWA part is indeed stuck.

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RugpullSurvivor

· 01-04 16:29

Someone should have said this earlier: 4626 is just a semi-finished product. Now you realize? Asynchronous execution is the way to get creative.

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LiquidatedThrice

· 01-04 16:28

Honestly, the ERC-4626 stuff is just a semi-finished product, forcing synchronization is really brainless. The RWA part has been stifling for a long time. As for asynchronous, Superform is definitely putting in some thought. It would be great if the 7540 standard could be implemented... but it feels like another unfinished beginning?

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HalfBuddhaMoney

· 01-04 16:25

I'm already tired of this 4626 trick; asynchronous is the real way to go.

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MEV_Whisperer

· 01-04 16:24

Basically, 4626 is too rigid, and many features are stuck. If 7540 can really be implemented, that would be a real relief.

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