Aptos $APT Can be Next Ethereum Killer🔥
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The L1 market is incredibly competitive. Blockchains such as Ethereum, Solana, AVAX, and others, all claim to be revolutionary – fixing problems such as scalability. However, no L1 blockchain is perfect yet. Even Ethereum, the most popular smart contract ecosystem of them all, fails in securing fast transactions during network congestion.
Aptos is touted as the next Ethereum killer – a marketing phrase often used in the L1 sector – that might finally make Web3 efficient for investors. Although the blockchain surely brings new things to the table, we have yet to see whether it can deliver what it advertises. Nevertheless, one thing is clear: Aptos has the potential to truly stand out from other L1 chains.
Aptos currently differentiates itself from Ethereum by having a greater transaction throughput. Aptos can confirm transactions in mere seconds, while it takes Ethereum more than a minute to do the same. Aptos also runs on 16x more CPU cores than Ethereum.
However, we are a long way from telling whether Aptos can uphold its superiority during times of high demand. Ethereum is definitely more reliable and has a performance that – although worse – is at least impossible to disrupt.
Aptos is more of a Solana killer for many within the crypto community. Many see Aptos as Solana’s direct competitor, due to featuring the same lightweight blockchain capable of supporting fast and cheap transactions. And truth be told, they have comparable speeds that are made possible due to computing blockchain transactions in parallel.
The only difference between the two comes in the form of reliability. Solana has had many power outages and network disruptions last year. Aptos has a long run and did not experience such things on a large scale. But it is obvious that the technology behind Aptos is capable of providing a more stable user experience.
