Ten years in, ClickHouse dropped what is almost certainly its densest release yet: 56 new features, 79 performance optimizations, and 366 bug fixes in one go. The headliners are hypothetical skip indexes — you can now test whether a skip index would actually help before paying to build it, session-scoped and invisible to other sessions — and cascading refreshable materialized views that share a unified timer rather than each ticking on independent schedules, which had quietly been piling up latency in multi-view pipelines. The experimental `STREAM` keyword deserves a close look if you're evaluating streaming options. Long-running queries that keep emitting rows as inserts arrive is a pattern ClickHouse users have been approximating with workarounds for years; this makes it explicit. Rounding out the notable additions: ALTER TABLE can now add ENUM values without respecifying the entire type, query startup is 3x faster for deeply nested queries, and `clickhouse-local` can now accept TCP and HTTP connections. No breaking changes in this release.