If you’re reading Sonic V2.2 as just transaction batching, you’re missing the real story. The breakthrough isn’t that multiple transactions can execute together. The breakthrough is that @SonicLabs is moving blockchain execution from transactions to outcomes. Today, users don’t want to sign approvals, wait for confirmations, bridge assets, submit deposits, manage retries, or recover from failed steps. They want a result. Swap this token. Open this position. Move this capital. Generate this yield. But traditional EVM execution forces a single intention to be broken into multiple independent transactions, where any step can fail while the others succeed. That’s not a UX problem. That’s a limitation of the transaction model itself. And it’s a limitation every EVM chain inherits. Sonic V2.2 attacks the problem at the protocol layer. Not through smart wallets. Not through account abstraction. Not through custom frontends. At the network layer. With Bundled Transactions, multiple independently signed transactions can share the same fate: Either everything happens. Or nothing happens. No partial execution. No half completed positions. No stranded approvals. No broken workflows. This matters far beyond convenience. It reduces execution uncertainty. It eliminates many opportunities for interleaving and MEV exploitation between dependent actions. It makes sponsored onboarding economically safer because gas sponsorship only pays when the entire outcome succeeds. And most importantly, it creates the kind of deterministic execution that future onchain businesses will require. Humans can recover from failed workflows. AI agents cannot. Payments, RWAs, treasury systems, autonomous agents, lending markets and complex financial applications need certainty, not a collection of loosely connected transactions hoping to succeed in sequence. That’s why the most important line in the entire announcement isn’t Bundled Transactions. It’s this: This is not a UX problem. It is a structural limitation of the transaction model. Sonic isn’t introducing another convenience feature. It’s introducing a new execution primitive. The chain already solved speed. Now it’s solving certainty. And that’s the deeper meaning behind a simple phrase: Bundled by Default. $S