A high throughput system is an architectural design engineered to process a large volume of transactions or data operations within a given timeframe. This capability is critical for applications requiring rapid processing of numerous requests, such as financial trading platforms or large-scale data networks. In blockchain technology, it refers to networks capable of confirming many transactions per second. Such systems are essential for broad adoption and practical utility.
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The quest for high throughput is a central theme in blockchain development, with news frequently reporting on layer-1 and layer-2 scaling solutions designed to increase transaction processing capacity. Debates often balance the need for speed with concerns about decentralization and security trade-offs. Achieving high throughput without compromising other core blockchain principles remains a significant technical challenge for the digital asset space.
The Portal upgrade re-architects the data layer, replacing unreliable RPC bottlenecks with decentralized, real-time streaming for superior dApp performance.
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