Ethereum

Did Ethereum go from about 0.15 transactions a second in 2016 to about 23 to 25 now?

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What Wikipedia says (what you’re betting on)

“As of January 2016, Etherscan's daily counts put Ethereum at about 0.15 transactions per second, rising to about 23 to 25 per second as of 5 November 2026; this did not change after the move to proof-of-stake.”

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"Ethereum", English Wikipedia, revision 1383352660 (2026-11-02T07:03:53Z), by Wikipedia contributors, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0.

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