SeanFTs7

When the largest liquidation event in crypto history hit last Friday, $ETH choked, but $SOL didn’t. During peak stress, Solana sustained 1,225 TPS, finalized blocks in 350ms, and saw average fees peak at just $0.25 before quickly returning below $0.01. Ethereum struggled to process beyond 26 TPS, with 15-second block times and average fees surging to $616, making the network unreliable, impractical, and effectively unusable during the chaos. When users are priced out and transactions can’t clear, the network might as well be offline. Under high load, blockchains must remain accessible, affordable, and reliable. After nearly 20 months of uninterrupted uptime, even through the network’s busiest moments, it’s clear that Solana’s continued upgrades and optimizations have paid off. No other chain comes close to handling global value transfer at this scale. The takeaway is simple: only Solana stays fast, cheap, and usable, even when global markets melt down.

the real story isn't the relative strength being shown on the $USELESS USDT pair it's the incredible strength being shown vs other memecoins & majors: USELESS at ATH vs $FARTCOIN USELESS almost at ATH vs $SPX USELESS almost at ATH vs $PEPE USELESS almost at ATH vs $WIF slowly but surely USELESS is living true to its name by showing that every other memecoin is useless!