Blockchain throughput quantifies the number of transactions a network can process within a given period, typically measured in transactions per second. It represents a critical metric for assessing a blockchain’s capacity and scalability. Higher throughput generally correlates with greater network efficiency and reduced transaction confirmation times.
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The ongoing conversation regarding blockchain throughput is central to scalability solutions and network upgrades across various digital asset ecosystems. Developments focusing on layer-2 scaling, sharding, and consensus mechanism improvements are frequently evaluated based on their potential to significantly increase transaction processing capabilities.
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