#加密生态动态追踪 I heard an interesting point at the Solana Breakpoint conference recently—this blockchain is gradually widening its lead in the speed race.

The data is quite straightforward. Over the past few years, the network's transactions per second have increased sixfold. More importantly, computational power continues to break through: at the beginning of the year, the block computation limit was 48 million compute units, then it increased to 50 million and 60 million. According to plan, it will jump to 100 million compute units early next year, and this growth is accelerating.

This reflects the team’s ongoing efforts to optimize the network architecture. What does handling more computation mean? Higher throughput, less congestion, faster confirmation speeds—all good news for applications like DEXs and lending protocols within the $SOL ecosystem. Cross-chain projects like $UNI and $ASTR could unlock more potential if they can integrate more efficiently with high-performance chains.

Of course, impressive numbers are one thing, but the actual network stability remains to be seen. However, from the technical roadmap, Solana is indeed serious about addressing the infrastructure pain points of public chains.