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Stellar just hit a new scalability record. According to data from Chainspect, the Stellar network has reached an 100-block TPS average of more than 211 tx/s. The milestone is significant given the network's emphasis on payments and cross-border transfers.

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Shift 🌟25 天前

@chainspect_app @StellarOrg Stellar is the best 🚀🚀

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Udy Highs25 天前

@chainspect_app @StellarOrg Seems CT is going to catch this late. Love it.

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Cell Protocol24 天前

@chainspect_app @StellarOrg rwa move faster on @StellarOrg

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Scopuly - Stellar Wallet25 天前

@chainspect_app @StellarOrg Stellar quietly keeps raising the ceiling. ⭐

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Pain25 天前

@chainspect_app @StellarOrg Stellar superando un nuevo récord de escalabilidad refuerza el avance de las redes optimizadas para pagos e infraestructura transfronteriza de alta eficiencia

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CoinScoop Co., Ltd.25 天前

@chainspect_app @StellarOrg 211 tx/s averaged over 100 blocks is more credible than a single peak block — averaging that many blocks filters out one lucky low-traffic window. Worth checking if it holds under adversarial load, since sustained and burst throughput differ.

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Centient24 天前

@chainspect_app @StellarOrg This is exactly why we use Stellar to settle micro-rewards in real-time. Fast throughput and minimal fees mean anyone anywhere can get paid instantly in USDC just for comparing AI responses and helping align models.

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Big Wiz defenders25 天前

@chainspect_app @StellarOrg This is the sort of news that makes the room feel brighter. Part of me is still saying, really?

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CryptoNinjas25 天前

@chainspect_app @StellarOrg more on recent cross-border payment developments:

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Xion FX25 天前

@chainspect_app @StellarOrg The interesting part is the use case. Scaling to 211+ TPS means more when the network is targeting payments and cross-border settlement.

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cexscan25 天前

@chainspect_app @StellarOrg 211 tps for actual cross-border settlement traffic hits different when the rest of the timeline is arguing about meme coin gas fees. good problem to have for the order books

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Jaap24 天前

@chainspect_app @StellarOrg 216

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Paiflow24 天前

@chainspect_app @StellarOrg This kind of speed and smart contract power is exactly why we build here, making automated, programmable payments seamless for everyone!

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