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SOL Internet computer blockchain: The world's second-largest real-time throughput
The Internet computer blockchain developed by DFINITY ranks among the world's second-fastest blockchain with its real-time throughput of 1,386 transactions per second ($ICP). The only leader is Solana, which ranks first among all active networks with real-time data of 1,944 TPS.
Clear two-tiered echelon
The gap between the top two players and the rest of the market network is extremely significant. BNB Chain ranks third with 192 TPS, and its real-time throughput is only a fraction of that of Solana or Internet computers. This gap highlights the uniqueness of the two leaders-they are currently the only networks capable of achieving sub-second transaction finality on a global scale.
The independent analysis platform continues to track the real-time and rolling throughput of major tier 1 networks, and its data always puts Internet computers and Solana at the top of the rankings. Data shows that Solana's block time is approximately 430 milliseconds and the final window is 12.8 seconds, further consolidating its position as the fastest production-level blockchain for real-time TPS.
Continuing performance of Internet computers
$ICP's real-time throughput data is consistent with monitoring results in recent months. It is reported that Internet computers processed 449.5 billion transactions in three years, accounting for almost half of the total transaction volume of all tracked first-layer networks, with a cumulative share of 48.9%. Its 365-day transaction volume was 144 billion, exceeding Solana's 101.2 billion transactions during the same period.
The network uses chain-key cryptography technology to achieve fast transaction finalization and support decentralized network services. This architectural design makes it completely different from most competitors 'first-layer blockchains. At the same time, Solana's performance benefits from its historical proof mechanism, which optimizes the way transactions between verification nodes are sorted and verified.
Performance data shows that the gap between the two header networks and the broader market is widening. This ranking reflects the clear division that is forming in the blockchain field: on one hand, a blockchain built specifically for high-throughput production purposes, and on the other, a network that is still catching up with the gap.
