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#cassie flat out spamming a #swappool Single shard 64 node network to obtain a baseline for sharded tests. Nodes are the usual 4 core / 8GB / SATA SSD VMs I use for tests. Execution is single thread. Achieves ~650 swaps per second😎 #radix $xrd #defi #crypto

Dan Hughes | Radix

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jonas.xrdvor 2 Jahren

So hyped for the upcoming test 🔥

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Well | Wlupercinio.ethvor 2 Jahren

better than netflix #XRD 🚀

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grecco.xrdvor 2 Jahren

This is abolutely MASSIVE GO $XRD @radixdlt

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Marcio Bezerravor 2 Jahren

@castacrypto are you following?

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History in the making...

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Maddyvor 2 Jahren

Good but what's the outcome??? If there is no rewards then of no use investing.. foucs on getting $xrd listed on major exchange and get the price to move

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RadixRyder.xrdvor 2 Jahren

Get ‘em @fuserleer !

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Unlimited powerrrr... 🔥🤯

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That's really impressive. Thanks for sharing.

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