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Max Recorded TPS (1 Block) is now on Chainspect! 🚀 So far, we've measured Max Recorded TPS only for a period of 100 blocks. You take the total transactions over the time and divide them by cumulative block time to get at estimate of what TPS a blockchain can...

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