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Internet Computer has processed 81x more transactions than Ethereum! According to data from Chainspect, @Dfinity has now processed an insane 301B transactions since launch. At the same time, @Ethereum, the world's most popular network, has processed just 3.7B.
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@chainspect_app @dfinity @ethereum I don’t know man… seeing internet-computer:native ranked so low on CMC makes the entire industry look bad imo. I mean, it’s too obvious internet-computer:native should've been the next big step in crypto evolution, yet the rankings don’t show it at all... 🤷♂️

@chainspect_app @dfinity @ethereum $ICP can host the entire $ETH blockchain in two smart contracts. 😉

@chainspect_app @dfinity @ethereum internet-computer:native 🔥

@chainspect_app @dfinity @ethereum People are going to understand soon ICP is the only crypto providing compute in a world where computing power is the actual bottleneck.

@chainspect_app @dfinity @ethereum $ICP 😍😍😍

301B transactions is absolutely insane. 81x more than Ethereum shows the scale and throughput ICP is capable of. This isn’t just a big number, it’s a strong signal of what fully on-chain infrastructure can achieve And we’re still early. $ICP is built for the next wave of Web3 adoption.

@Ferferiiancu @chainspect_app @dfinity @ethereum 💯💪🚀🚀🤑

@icpbenja @chainspect_app @dfinity @ethereum ♾️⚡️

@chainspect_app @dfinity @ethereum Even the monkey is laughing at your words. ICP $750>2.69 started to till today Ethereum $0.20>2511

@PatBonee_ @chainspect_app @dfinity @ethereum I love how you show love to #ICP 👊🏾🫡 , now after those two failed attacks allllllll of a sudden other big accounts are jumping on board 😂🤣 crazy work

@chainspect_app @dfinity @ethereum When the media starts talking about ICP. just know a God candle is on the way

@chainspect_app @dfinity @ethereum ICP REALLY FAST AND VERY LOW FEES #Highly Recommended Chain internet-computer:native #ICP ⚡

@chainspect_app @dfinity @ethereum

What qualifies as a transaction varies by network. On Ethereum, a transaction almost always means a financial transfer or a complex smart contract deployment. On ICP, the architecture logs minor web functions like regular canister smart contract state updates, queries, and background node messages as individual transactions

@chainspect_app @dfinity @ethereum 99.9 percent of those icp transactions aren't peer to peer. So doesn't count

@chainspect_app @dfinity @ethereum Dfinity is becoming exceptional, confirming its superiority, but these networks are complementary. ETH remains the most popular useful layer 1, a security base for layer 2 like Base. Glad to see Dfinity recognized for its unique strengths though, as an ICO investor

@chainspect_app @dfinity @ethereum Comparing Apples to Oranges: Influencers present ICP’s high numbers as if they represent financial utility or user adoption. In reality, ETH transactions represent actual financial value movement, while ICP counts every single background server ping, website click, page refresh.

@chainspect_app @dfinity @ethereum #bullish on #ICP

@chainspect_app @dfinity @ethereum The etherium killer is show up and the market still unbelieve it🌹

@chainspect_app @dfinity @ethereum I try to follow the information as it arrived. For me, reviewing screenshots in chronological order helps.

@chainspect_app @dfinity @ethereum Different transaction models, fair. But 301B transactions in ~5 years is still a number worth paying attention to.

Those 301 billion ain’t all the same flavor of transaction. Most of that volume is cheap query calls just reading data, not the heavy state-changing moves Ethereum is known for. Still, the way DFINITY set that network up to chew through that kind of traffic day in and day out is a whole different kind of engine.

@chainspect_app @dfinity @ethereum Comparing ICP’s total txs to Ethereum is apples to oranges, as ICP counts canister smart contract calls and background system messages as transactions.

@chainspect_app @dfinity @ethereum useful context on real world utility here:

