Definition ∞ Network congestion relief refers to measures or upgrades implemented to reduce the overloading of a blockchain network with too many transactions. This overloading can result in slower transaction processing times and increased transaction fees. Solutions often involve scaling technologies like sharding, layer-two protocols, or optimized consensus mechanisms. Effective relief enhances the network’s capacity and user experience.
Context ∞ The pursuit of network congestion relief is a primary focus for many prominent blockchain projects, especially those experiencing high demand. News often highlights advancements in scaling solutions as critical for broader adoption and utility. Successful implementation can significantly improve transaction throughput and lower operational costs for users.
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