Internet Computer just hit another major transaction milestone.
According to data from @chainspect_app, @dfinity's Internet Computer just crossed the 293B transaction milestone, now well on its way to hitting 300B.
At the same time, the platform also shows $ICP as currently the fastest blockchain by throughput, clocking some 1,622 tx/s.
Dont lose hope, #ICP is actually one of my favoured picks when the market bottoms, likely Q4
Yes, he chart shows a spectacularly overvalued launch.
A multi-year deflation of expectations.
But there is long-term stabilisation near low levels.
The huge candle on the left distorts everything.
If $ICP had launched at $10 instead of hundreds of dollars, many people would view the chart very differently.
The technology still exists and unlike many failed projects, ICP still has:
Active development.
On-chain applications.
Native Bitcoin integration.
AI-related initiatives.
Significant treasury and foundation backing.
The question is adoption, not survival.
Q4 🚀 imo
$ICP is massively undervalued 🚨
There are more:
- transactions on $ICP than on all other blockchains combined
- builders on $ICP (using @caffeineai) than on all other blockchains combined
Bullish Wednesday w/ @geniexbtz where we explore $ICP and the broader crypto market 🔥
SEV Subnets are now live on the Internet Computer.
We sat down with Björn Tackmann to understand what they actually are and why they matter.
He starts with the problem: standard cloud infrastructure writes your data to memory in plaintext. Anyone with access to the hardware can read it. That's not a flaw in any specific product. It's how computers work.
SEV Subnets are the Internet Computer's answer to that. Full conversation below.
Internet Computer Just Activated a New Level of Security...
@Dfinity officially launches SEV Subnets on the Internet Computer to eliminate plaintext data exposure at the hardware level.
This integration uses Secure Encrypted Virtualization (SEV) to ensure sensitive data remains encrypted even when viewed by entities with direct physical access to the server hardware.
Engineering Lead Björn Tackmann confirms that this upgrade resolves a fundamental vulnerability in traditional cloud computing, in which data is processed in plaintext within the memory layer.
1. #ICP is more scalable than all the Blockchains in the crypto space. 152 blocks per second, when other chains can bearly produce a single block per second 🤗
2. #ICP is faster than all the Blockchains in the crypto space.
3. #ICP is the only Blockchain in the crypto space that can store applications onchain both the frontend and backend everything onchain.
4. #ICP is the only Blockchain that can serve web content directly to users at near web speed. Unlike other Blockchains that process transactions but cannot directly serve websites, #ICP applications can be accessed through a browser without requiring traditional web servers.
5. #ICP is the only Blockchain that can handle Native AI and Large Data Storage onchain, #ICP was designed to handle much larger amounts of computation and storage than other Blockchains.
This makes #ICP more suitable for:
*AI applications
*Social media platforms
*Enterprise software
*Large-scale consumer apps.
Other Blockchains become extremely expensive when storing significant amounts of data on-chain.
#ICP is the SpaceX of Blockchain, pushing the boundaries of what's possible and building technology that many thought couldn't be done. 🚀🚀✌️ 🚀🚀✌️
The truth is, #ICP will take off one day, and when it does, many people will miss it. Keep calling it a scam because of its price action, and you may end up being left behind.
No project in the crypto space can stand shoulder to shoulder with #ICP when it comes to technological development. None. #ICP is far ahead of the competition. Whatever your favorite chain can do, #ICP can do it 100times better. 🚀🚀
#ICP
⚡ Internet Computer remains the fastest blockchain this week.
According to @chainspect_app, $ICP led with 2,190 TPS, ahead of Solana (1,402) and BNB Chain (196).
Speed alone doesn't decide the winner—but scalability is hard to ignore 👀
Who wins the scalability race?