Look, we've launched a new testnet called MegaETH, and it's already issuing 20,000 transactions per second on the first day! This is really cool considering that even Solana only holds about 1,500 TPS in practice.
How does MegaETH differ from other solutions? Basically, everyone is talking about scaling Ethereum through so-called rollups (such as Optimistic or ZK), but here they went the other way. They also take the execution of transactions beyond the core layer of Ethereum, but use their own chips such as EigenDA and special sequencers to speed up data processing.
Ideally, they want to reach 100,000 TPS with a delay of less than a millisecond! The GTE and Infinex trading platforms are already testing the system, and investors are clearly interested in the topic — even Vitalik Buterin and Joseph Lubin have invested in it.
The only question is how safe and sustainable it will really be in the long term. Do you think MegaETH can become the future of Ethereum, or is it just another experiment?
