Another new record for BSV
The post Another new record for BSV appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Homepage > News > Business > 152 million transactions in a day: Another new record for BSV The BSV blockchain is proving once again that it’s the network to beat for transaction throughput. On May 2-3, 2025, BSV processed 152 million transactions in 24 hours. Those transactions were all processed on-chain and at low cost compared to other blockchain networks, secured by proof-of-work (PoW). BSV uses Bitcoin’s original protocol rules for processing transactions, and the network has operated since January 2009. With the upcoming Teranode protocol upgrade promising even greater capacity, BSV shows that on-chain scaling with larger transaction blocks does work. Bitcoin has always been capable of unbounded scalability, rivaling dollar-based digital payment networks without “sidechains” or exotic new processing algorithms. Let’s look at some previous records to put those figures into context. BSV processed 35 million transactions in 24 hours back in September 2022. mintBlue pushed it to 50 million in March 2023, topped by Vaionex with 86 million just two months later. In December 2024, it was 90.8 million. Notably, the average per-transaction fee on BSV around May 2-3, 2025, was US$0.00137. Even that price represented a significant spike compared to other days over the past year. This means that large-volume days don’t present any substantial cost increases for casual users, such as those sending one-off small payments in BSV or stablecoins, or trading non-fungible tokens (NFTs). I have just requested that @GWR @GWRJapan @gwr_es Guinness World Records recognises the phenomenal achievement set by the bsv blockchain in becoming the highest amount of transaction in a 24hour period with over 152 million txts. I would ask others to request this record, and… pic.twitter.com/swY16jieUl — 1 (@369bsv) May 3, 2025 BSV is capable of processing far more data than just payments. It could handle any number of enterprise- and government-tier data applications without them coming at the expense of daily payment usage. Its on-chain records are secure…
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Homepage > News > Business > 152 million transactions in a day: Another new record for BSV The BSV blockchain is proving once again that it’s the network to beat for transaction throughput. On May 2-3, 2025, BSV processed 152 million transactions in 24 hours. Those transactions were all processed on-chain and at low cost compared to other blockchain networks, secured by proof-of-work (PoW). BSV uses Bitcoin’s original protocol rules for processing transactions, and the network has operated since January 2009. With the upcoming Teranode protocol upgrade promising even greater capacity, BSV shows that on-chain scaling with larger transaction blocks does work. Bitcoin has always been capable of unbounded scalability, rivaling dollar-based digital payment networks without “sidechains” or exotic new processing algorithms. Let’s look at some previous records to put those figures into context. BSV processed 35 million transactions in 24 hours back in September 2022. mintBlue pushed it to 50 million in March 2023, topped by Vaionex with 86 million just two months later. In December 2024, it was 90.8 million. Notably, the average per-transaction fee on BSV around May 2-3, 2025, was US$0.00137. Even that price represented a significant spike compared to other days over the past year. This means that large-volume days don’t present any substantial cost increases for casual users, such as those sending one-off small payments in BSV or stablecoins, or trading non-fungible tokens (NFTs). I have just requested that @GWR @GWRJapan @gwr_es Guinness World Records recognises the phenomenal achievement set by the bsv blockchain in becoming the highest amount of transaction in a 24hour period with over 152 million txts. I would ask others to request this record, and… pic.twitter.com/swY16jieUl — 1 (@369bsv) May 3, 2025 BSV is capable of processing far more data than just payments. It could handle any number of enterprise- and government-tier data applications without them coming at the expense of daily payment usage. Its on-chain records are secure…
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