2026-01-02 06:21:37

2025 will be the key year for BNB Chain's performance breakthrough. According to data, the public chain handles an average of 31 million transactions per day, with Gas consumption maintained at the 5T level, achieving zero downtime during peak trading activities.

This set of achievements not only demonstrates the current network capacity but also lays a solid foundation for subsequent technological iterations. The BNB Chain team will use this as the performance benchmark for the 2026 upgrade plan, while also advancing the development of a new generation of chains to meet the growing transaction demands of the ecosystem. From stability to throughput, every metric is being prepared for larger-scale application scenarios.

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MechanicalMartel

· 6h ago

31 million transactions? That number sounds impressive, but only what can actually run counts. I believe in zero downtime, but can gas fees be reduced? That's the real key. They're already talking about 2026 again; let's focus on doing the current work well first. BNB is all talk, but this time the data actually looks solid. Wait, do these performance metrics have any real impact on ordinary users?

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BrokenYield

· 6h ago

nah, 31M tx/day sounds good until you realize half of 'em are probably sandwich bots. zero downtime claims always age poorly tho

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SybilAttackVictim

· 7h ago

31 million transactions/day? That data sounds unbelievable. Is it real or fake? BNB's performance upgrade this time is indeed top-notch, but Gas fees still need to keep decreasing, friends. Zero downtime operation? It's already 2025, and we're still talking about this. It should be standard by now. But to be fair, the foundation has been laid quite well, and the 2026 upgrade is promising. Good performance is great, but can the ecosystem applications keep up? That's the real test.

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LiquidityWhisperer

· 7h ago

31 million transactions? That number sounds pretty impressive, but the gas fees are still a bit high. Zero downtime is impressive, but I'm worried that future upgrades might cause another round of hassle. How will 2026 upgrade? Direct stacking or a change of approach? BNB's current momentum is good, but can the ecosystem really handle it? It seems like they're laying the groundwork for large-scale scenarios, but what about small retail investors... Good performance is great, but the key is that the costs need to come down accordingly, or it’s meaningless.

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