Daily transactions registered on the Ethereum (ETH) network exceeded one million yesterday, June 28, for the first time since May 2018, according to data reported by leading Ethereum block ...

The numbers don’t lie: Ethereum’s blockchain just processed more transactions in a single day than ever before, hitting a staggering 24.45 million transactions according to OnchainHQ analyst ...

Ethereum’s TVL has risen to $65.3 billion on May 23 from $45.26 billion on April 22, an increase of over 44% in almost 30 days. Ethereum TVL and transaction count.

However, Solana’s daily transaction fees are still far from Ethereum’s. Ethereum generated over $2.75 million worth of fees in the past 24 hours, compared to Solana’s $1.49 million ...

Ethereum transaction volumes continue to surge, even as the coin's price hits new all-time highs. Here's how Hive Blockchain Technologies (TSXV:HIVE) stock could benefit.

Too few transactions per second According to Coinbase, Ethereum’s blockchain supports 15 transactions per second. That means that even moderate use puts strain on the network, resulting in long wait ...

Every transaction on Ethereum requires a certain amount of gas, depending on its complexity. The gas limit, set by the user, is the maximum amount of gas they are willing to consume on a transaction.

Pending transactions often block subsequent ones from the same wallet. Common causes for Ethereum pending transactions include low gas fees, network congestion, incorrect nonce settings, complex ...