#I Wanna Get Featured  Hamster Kombat’s L2 Network Reaches 34,028 TPS: Surpasses Solana

Hamster Kombat’s newly launched Layer-2 (L2) blockchain, Hamster Network, has surpassed Solana in transactions per second (TPS).
Hamster Network Surpasses Solana in TPS
Solana has long been considered one of the fastest blockchain networks. It has consistently boasted high TPS numbers. However, Hamster Network’s recent success puts it ahead in raw speed.
If Hamster Network continues on this trajectory, it could challenge Solana’s dominance in high-speed blockchain applications and cement its place in the gaming and transaction speed arenas.
Hamster Network aims to provide a high-speed, low-cost environment for decentralized applications (dApps) and address common blockchain scalability issues such as high gas fees and network congestion.
The company also announced that it will launch an accelerator program to support developers in building innovative dApps on its network.
The company also said in a post that ‘Hamster Network is about to launch an accelerator program for developers to create truly decentralized applications free from high gas fees and scalability issues.’
However, despite the network announcing its performance metrics, the Hamster Kombat token price dropped by 0.5%. The HMSTR token is currently trading at $0.00208.
Despite this, the recent Hamster Network launch has created optimism within the Hamster Kombat community. It has recently increased demand for the token amid speculations of further ecosystem growth.
As Hamster Network prepares to launch its accelerator program, experts are closely watching how it will scale in a real-world environment. At the L2 launch, Hamster Kombat encouraged community participation to stress-test the network through its Hamster Boost initiative.
Users can earn rewards and prizes for their contributions by participating in blockchain testing missions. This will help ensure the network’s strength before wider adoption.
If it can maintain its speed advantage and foster a thriving developer community, Hamster Network could emerge as a serious contender in the Layer 2 space.