Venom spikes after achieving 150K TPS in closed-network stress test
The Crypto of the Venom Foundation increased after a successful closed network test, revealing a significant flow.
The venom of evolutionary blockchain claims that it can manage more flow than Solana. Friday, May 23, the Venom Foundation announced a successful closed network beta. More specifically, the network made 150,000 transactions per second, more than Solana’s theoretical limit of 65,000 TP.
🚀 Venom Set to Upgrade Mainnet with 150K TPS Protocol 🚀
Venom is on the verge of a huge upgrade! The Venom Foundation has been hard at work trying to refine and improve the network and the results have the potential to elevate Venom above all of its blockchain peers. 🌐
— Venom Foundation (@VenomFoundation) May 23, 2025
For the Venom Foundation, this is a key step in advance on its main launch, scheduled for the third quarter of 2025. According to the foundation, this would make one of the blockchains with the highest flow.
For example, Solana announces a theoretical limit of 64,000 TP, while the giant payment visa can take charge of 24,000 TP. After the successful test, the Venom token increased by 2%, reaching a daily top of $ 0.1031.
The Venom Foundation is preparing for the use of the company
According to the Venom Foundation, the objective of this stress test was to ensure that the blockchain is ready for business use cases in DEFI. This includes payment suppliers, crypto exchanges and games, among other users DEFI. More specifically, it is the types of platforms that require a reliable and scalable blockchain that does not decompose under the constraint of the network.
“The flow is only counting if it can remain reliable under pressure,” said Christopher Louis, Managing Director of Venom. “Our new battery can manage workloads on the scale of the company without advanced costs or compromise decentralization, which is exactly what payment providers, exchanges and game studios need.”
Use of venom acyclic graph The technology, which is different from traditional blockchains, which record transactions sequentially one after the other. Unlike blockchains, transactions can be confirmed in parallel, as long as they are not in conflict with each other.
Based in Abu Dhabi and recorded in the Cayman Islands, the Venom Foundation is a non -profit organization supporting the development of its layer 1 Blockchain. Their goal is to build a scalable blockchain for DEFI use cases.
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