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Cardano average blockchain load hits an all-time high

Cardano's network load hits 94%! What does this mean for ADA's future, transaction speeds, and staking rewards? Explore the implications for investors and users.

Cardano’s Load Is 6% Away From Maximum Capacity; What’s Next?

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A recent report by the co-founder of dcSpark and Cardano contributor, Sebastien Guillemot, highlighted that the Cardano blockchain network is currently at a 94%

Cardano Blockchain Nears Max Capacity at 94% Load: What to

Cardano, one of the most prominent cryptocurrencies, is about to reach its maximum capacity. Sebastien Guillemot, a key developer of the project, has shared his views and warned about

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The Cardano (ADA) network hit 96% load yesterday, causing some concern among users. CTO and co-founder of DC Spark, Sebastien Guillemot, took to Twitter and

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Cardano node implements transactions in

Cardano node implements transactions in a first-come-first-serve model but what would happen if the blockchain hit 100% load? Will it prioritize transactions then?