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3232Devvio Blockchain First to Surpass Millions of Transactions per Second
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Thu, 17 May 2018 04:13:55 +0000https://www.digit.info/2018/05/17/devvio-blockchain-first-to-surpass-millions-of-transactions-per-second/Read more]]>Innovative Sharding Algorithm Solves Blockchain’s Scaling Challengesat over 2.5 Million Transactions per Second Albuquerque, NM — May 16th, 2018— Devvio, a pioneer in blockchain protocols (https://devv.io), today announced that its Devcash blockchain has achieved benchmarking results of over 2,500,000 transactions per second, processed on-chain. The benchmarking test refers to transactions validated within the blocks of a public blockchain. The Bitcoin network can process approximately 5 transactions per second and the Visa network is capable of handling more than 24,000 transactions per second, in contrast. “These results let us build a business upon the most scalable blockchain protocol in existence,” said
Innovative Sharding Algorithm Solves Blockchain’s Scaling Challengesat over 2.5 Million Transactions per Second Albuquerque, NM — May 16th, 2018— Devvio, a pioneer in blockchain protocols (https://devv.io), today announced that its Devcash blockchain has achieved benchmarking results of over 2,500,000 transactions per second, processed on-chain. The benchmarking test refers to transactions validated within the blocks of a public blockchain. The Bitcoin network can process approximately 5 transactions per second and the Visa network is capable of handling more than 24,000 transactions per second, in contrast. “These results let us build a business upon the most scalable blockchain protocol in existence,” said