The MegaETH rollup project has launched its public testnet, claiming a throughput capacity of 20,000 transactions per second (TPS). The testnet hosts around 30 applications, including those from the GTE trading platform and the prediction market Guess.Best.
According to the MegaETH team, the network has achieved a block processing time of 10 milliseconds—25x faster than the 250-millisecond block time of the fastest rollup, Arbitrum. Following the introduction of their proprietary parallelization mechanism, the developers plan to reach 100,000 TPS, aligning with the hypothetical L1 Ethereum target mentioned by Vitalik Buterin in 2021.
Notably, in March, Santiment experts observed a decline in optimism regarding Ethereum, signaling the growing importance of scalability solutions like MegaETH.
🔹 A New State Trie: MegaETH’s custom state trie reduces disk I/O costs and scales to terabytes of data, ensuring smooth operation even on low-RAM nodes.
🔹 Write-Optimized Storage Backend: Unlike the commonly used MDBX database, MegaETH’s revamped storage backend optimizes for high write rates, reducing write amplification issues and single-writer locks.
🔹 Bytecode Compilation: MegaETH eliminates EVM runtime overhead using just-in-time (JIT) compilation, delivering near-native code speed for compute-heavy dApps.
🔹 Two-Pronged Parallel Execution:
🔹 Efficient State Synchronization:
🔹 Streaming EVM:
With Ethereum L2 competition heating up, MegaETH’s ultra-high throughput and low-latency processing put it in a strong position. If it can deliver on its 100,000 TPS vision, it could become a game-changer in Ethereum scalability.
💡 Will MegaETH be the breakthrough Ethereum L2 needs? Let’s see how this high-speed rollup evolves! 🚀
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