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Dash, the 13th largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, has surpassed all major market cryptocurrencies in terms of transactions. Earlier this week, the Dash team performed a stress test that resulted in over 3.5 million successful transactions in a single day. Furthermore, the network did not address a congestion problem.
Along with this, the stress test transactions exceed the all-time transaction of all the best cryptocurrencies in the market. This includes Bitcoin [BTC], Ethereum [ETH], XRP and Bitcoin Cash [BCH], according to the data presented on Bitinfocharts.
BTC, ETH, XRP. Transaction Diagram BCH, & Dash | Source: Bitinfocharts
The stress place was held for 24 hours on November 11, 2018, on the Dash network. The stress test conducted by the community on the blockchain was published on stresstest.mydashwallet.org.
The previous stress test took place in July 2018 and had over 700,000 transactions in a single day, according to Mark Mason, Director of Media & PR in Dash. In addition, the Bitcoin Cash Stress Test, which had raised the entire community with a transaction of over 2.1 million. This stress test effectively beat the fourth largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin Cash in terms of 24-hour transactions.
Mark Mason said on Twitter:
"I would like to thank the Delta engine and MyDashWallet for orchestrating the test, the final transaction count for the 24-hour period was over 3 million, which is the new record and the maximum number of transactions reached by a Bitcoin-based blockchain . "
He also added:
"These stress tests are not just for bragging, we have to test and push the blockchain to its limits to identify problem areas to improve on." Those who argued that re-sizing the chain was not possible in the past were denied. ; beginning. "
Harshit Tiwari, a Twitterati, said:
"We did it, this is a NEW RECORD!" Greetings to all community members, I'm glad to be a part of this. "Dash Dash Dash!"
Sikkcritz said:
"But it's still a pre-mined scam currency and will never get rid of its reputation of approximate history – just another variant of bitconnect IMO"
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