2026-01-18 11:01:13

#MSCI未来或纳入数字资产财库企业 Ethereum $ETH on-chain transaction volume hits a new record — 2.88 million transactions in a single day.

This is not hype, but a real surge in network activity.

The key driver is the recent network upgrade. Fusaka (December 2025) has opened up the scalability ceiling, significantly increasing the network’s capacity. You can clearly feel the change: transaction fees are now below $0.01, Layer 2 networks are operating at full capacity, and user experience has improved by several levels.

This is not just about impressive performance numbers; it also demonstrates that Ethereum’s core infrastructure is upgrading and evolving. The simultaneous increase in on-chain activity and network efficiency is the visible evolution of the network.

Stay tuned to Ethereum’s on-chain activity and technical developments, as these details determine long-term potential.

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UnruggableChad

· 5h ago

2.88 million transactions? Now that's true network breathing, not just false prosperity. Fees as low as $0.01... Damn, this is what blockchain is supposed to look like.

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ForkItAll

· 5h ago

Costs directly plummeted to $0.01, this is true network effect --- 2.88 million transactions, Fusaka's upgrade really wasn't in vain --- Don't just talk without data, now you can even feel the change in gas fees --- Honestly, Ethereum's latest upgrade has some real substance; Layer 2 networks can finally breathe --- The on-chain activity is so intense, it shows that users are truly coming back, not just pulling a quick profit --- $0.01 gas fee feels a bit exaggerated, is it real? --- Keep an eye on this, it seems there's a long-term story to tell --- Infrastructure upgrades are a whole different level; user experience has directly improved

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DaoResearcher

· 5h ago

The data of 2.88 million transactions should be treated with caution — according to the white paper, simply increasing throughput does not directly reflect network health; it depends on active addresses and actual value transfer, otherwise it can easily fall into the "vanity metric trap."

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