MegaETH Network Digest

MegaETH opened June with steady baseline throughput and a clear “Monday return” in participation. Activity remained concentrated in a few DeFi hotspots, while overall network reliability stayed clean despite a couple of sharp, short-lived performance outliers.

MegaETH activity softened modestly this week, with 17.19M total transactions (-3.4% WoW) and a sharper pullback in participation as average daily unique wallets fell to 4.0K (-28.3% WoW). Despite lower user counts, throughput remained steady—daily volume stayed tightly range-bound around ~2.4–2.5...

MegaETH stayed in its familiar weekend gear on Sunday: steady throughput, lower user counts, and a network-wide failure rate that remained comfortably muted. Broader market conditions still look cautious, and onchain behavior matched that—busy enough to matter, but not risk-on.

Saturday activity stayed in the familiar weekend groove: steady throughput, slightly lighter than Friday, and materially lighter than last weekend. Even with broader market conditions still cautious, unique wallets ticked up, suggesting participation didn’t fade with the slower pace.

MegaETH activity on May 29 stayed in the “steady but not crowded” zone: slightly higher throughput than Thursday, with fewer unique wallets and the same overall low failure rate. With broader market conditions still cautious and TVL drifting lower over the week, the day’s flow looked more automat...

MegaETH stayed in its recent “steady-but-muted” regime on Thursday: baseline throughput held near the high-20s TPS, while users remained pinned around 3.8K unique wallets. The most notable feature of May 28 was not the average load, but a handful of short-lived surges likely driven by automated a...

Broader conditions still look cautious, and MegaETH is behaving like it: steady base load, fewer distinct senders, and most of the “excitement” coming from short-lived bursts rather than sustained, broad participation. May 27 fit that mold—quiet for long stretches, punctuated by a couple of sharp...

MegaETH activity stayed steady on May 26: similar throughput to May 25, slightly fewer transactions, and a small dip in distinct senders. In current market conditions, the tone of usage continues to look “automation-heavy” rather than broad-based user expansion.

MegaETH stayed in a cooler, lower-variance mode on Monday, May 25. Activity held roughly flat versus Sunday, while unique wallets ticked up off the weekend lows—consistent with a cautious broader market backdrop and a network that’s settling after a busier mid-month stretch.

MegaETH cooled modestly after last week’s higher baseline: 17.79M transactions (-3.2% WoW) alongside a sharper contraction in participation, with average daily unique wallets down to 5.5K (-21.8% WoW). Through the week, throughput remained stable early (Mon–Thu) before a clear weekend taper, and ...

Sunday, May 24 was a familiar weekend profile: overall quiet-to-steady baseline activity with a couple of very sharp bursts. The bigger story isn’t raw throughput—MegaETH stayed within its recent range—but user breadth continued to narrow, which fits the current cautious market conditions.

Saturday (May 23) was the softest day of the last two weeks by average TPS, and it also marked a notable step down in unique wallets. Even so, the chain still saw sharp, short-lived performance spikes—activity was just highly concentrated rather than broadly distributed.

May 22 was the quietest day of the last two weeks by average TPS, with both transactions and unique wallets stepping down from Thursday. Even so, the network still showed its typical “bursty” profile: a mostly steady baseline punctuated by a brief evening spike driven by a single heavy app.

MegaETH continued to look steady this week: throughput is holding above last week’s baseline, and transaction volume has rebounded into the mid‑2M range even as broader market conditions remain cautious. May 21 (Thursday) was a “mostly flat, with sharp spikes” kind of day—routine flow punctuated ...

MegaETH stayed in its “steady but active” regime on Wednesday, May 20: slightly lower throughput than Tuesday, but still well above the quieter levels seen earlier this month. With broader market conditions still cautious, onchain behavior looked more mechanical than speculative—highly concentrat...

MegaETH cooled slightly on Tuesday, May 19 after Monday’s stronger tape, but it’s still operating in the higher-activity band the network has held since mid-month. Broader market conditions remain cautious, and onchain usage reflected that: fewer wallets, slightly less volume, but continued high-...

MegaETH started the week on a firmer footing than the prior week: steady baseline activity, plus a few concentrated surges tied to specific contracts. With broader market conditions still cautious, the onchain picture read more like “automation and power users” than a broad retail wave.

MegaETH activity accelerated this week: 18.39M total transactions, up +5.8% WoW (18.39M vs 17.37M), even as participation breadth softened to 7.1K average daily unique wallets (down from 7.8K). The week’s shape was defined by a Thursday–Friday throughput surge (both in TPS and failures) and a maj...

MegaETH stayed in its higher-activity groove this week, even with the usual weekend dip in participation. May 17 (Sunday) looked steady hour-to-hour, but it still produced a couple of sharp, app-driven bursts that are worth flagging.

Saturday activity cooled from Friday’s lift, but the network stayed comfortably busy for a weekend: steady baseline load, punctuated by a few short, intense bursts. With broader market conditions still cautious, the onchain mix skewed toward routine DeFi flows and automation rather than organic “...

Friday, May 15 was a “busy-but-narrow” day: throughput rose and total transactions climbed, but unique wallets slid back toward the lower end of the past two weeks. In broader risk-off market conditions, this looked more like automation and power-user flow than a broad user expansion.

Thursday, May 14 was a clear bounce in activity versus May 13: higher TPS, more transactions, and a noticeable uptick in unique wallets. Even with broader market conditions still cautious, onchain usage looked more “busy weekday” than “drifting sideways,” led by a surge in a small set of high-thr...

Network activity on May 13 was “steady-low” by recent standards: average throughput stayed anchored in the high-20s TPS, and daily volume eased slightly while unique wallets ticked up. In the background, broader market conditions remain cautious, and MegaETH DeFi liquidity took a notable one-day ...

May 12 fit the pattern of a steadier, cooler week: flat-to-slightly-down throughput, lower user counts, and fewer “weekend-style” bursts than the prior week. Despite the calmer baseline, a couple of short-lived spikes still punched above the day’s averages.

Monday, May 11 was a steady “back to weekday” session: a modest pickup in throughput, transactions, and wallets versus Sunday, while staying within the tight activity band MegaETH has held for most of the past week. Broader market conditions felt more balanced, and onchain activity reflected that...

Week 19 was a consolidation week: 17.37M transactions (down from 19.62M, -11.4% WoW) with notably fewer distinct participants at 7.8K average daily unique wallets (-44.2% WoW). The network’s rhythm was steady and “flat” across days, and reliability improved materially to a 0.5% failure rate (vs 1...

MegaETH’s pace on Sunday, May 10 stayed in the “steady and predictable” regime: mid-to-high 20s TPS, modestly higher total transactions than Saturday, but fewer distinct wallets showing up. Broader market conditions felt more balanced than earlier in the week, and onchain behavior matched that to...

May 09 landed as a steady, lower-intensity Saturday in the context of a week that’s largely been range-bound. The headline wasn’t sustained demand—it was a short, highly concentrated burst of activity that briefly overwhelmed the baseline without changing the day’s overall average.

MegaETH is still in a “settling after the surge” phase: weekly activity remains elevated versus last week, but day-to-day usage has been gently trending down over the last 7 days. Friday looked steady on average, with most of the story coming from brief, outsized bursts and DEX-led throughput.

MegaETH looked stable on May 06: slightly higher throughput than May 05, with a clear step up in unique wallets while overall transaction volume stayed in the same ~2.5M/day band. Against the backdrop of improving DeFi conditions on-chain over the past week, the day read more like steady usage wi...

May 05 was a “back to baseline” day for MegaETH: steady throughput and typical daily volume after last week’s high-water marks. Under the surface, though, a few tightly-timed bursts (and a lot of automation) drove the day’s most notable anomalies.

May 04 landed as a “back to work” baseline after an unusually hot weekend: overall throughput was steady, but the chain still saw brief, intense bursts. Volume and unique wallets both ticked up, while failures continued to cool from the May 02 surge.

MegaETH expanded meaningfully this week: 19.62M total transactions (+19.9% WoW) alongside a step-change in participation, with average daily wallets up to 14.0K (+206.6% WoW). That growth came with a clear cost in execution friction—failed transactions rose to 277K and the network failure rate mo...

MegaETH cooled off on Sunday, May 03 after Saturday’s outsized burst, settling back into a steadier weekend cadence. Even with the pullback, the last week remains clearly busier than the prior one, and DeFi-side growth continues to add background load in a more sustained way.

On Saturday, May 02, MegaETH put in its busiest day of the last two weeks, continuing the sharp step-up that started on Apr 30. The headline is not “steady higher load,” but a short, extreme burst that lifted the daily averages while the rest of the day sat near the ~30 TPS baseline.

MegaETH stayed in “busy week” mode on May 01: another step up in sustained TPS and a second consecutive day above 2.9M transactions. The main shift from Thursday wasn’t volume — it was participation, with unique wallets cooling from an extreme one-day spike while activity stayed elevated.

Thursday, April 30 was the busiest day of the past two weeks by a clear margin: higher baseline throughput, a sharp mid-day surge, and a step-change in unique wallets. This happened in a more cautious broader market backdrop, which makes the size of the onchain burst stand out even more.

Apr 29 was the busiest day of the last two weeks on throughput, but it didn’t feel like a sustained “all-day grind.” Instead, activity came in waves: steady baseline load plus a few sharp bursts likely driven by automation and concentrated contract activity, which is typical in cautious broader m...

MegaETH stayed in its recent “steady-but-busy” range on Tuesday, April 28: similar throughput to Monday, but with meaningfully more distinct wallets touching the network. Broader market conditions were still cautious, making the jump in participation and the liquidity move the more notable signal...

MegaETH opened the week steady: a clear Monday bounce from the weekend lull, but still within the same tight operating range the network has held for most of April. Conditions in the broader market remained cautious, and onchain usage looked more like targeted bursts (automation-heavy) than broad...

MegaETH extended its steady throughput regime while materially broadening participation. Weekly volume rose to 16.36M transactions (+4.3% WoW), but the bigger shift was the demand-side: average daily wallets reached 4.6K (+44.8% WoW) with a new weekly peak at 5.8K. Reliability also normalized sha...

Sunday, April 26 read like a typical weekend session at the surface—steady throughput, slightly lighter total volume than Saturday, and a healthy uptick in active wallets. Underneath, the day also had a couple of “micro-bursts” (TPS and gas) that didn’t last long, but are worth keeping an eye on ...

Broader activity stayed steady but clearly in “weekend mode”: slightly softer throughput than Friday, with fewer active wallets and a mild volume pullback. Even with cautious market conditions, the chain handled a couple of short-lived surges cleanly.

MegaETH cooled a bit on Friday after a stronger midweek run, but the network is still operating at a steady, familiar cadence. The more notable story on Apr 24 wasn’t sustained congestion—it was brief, outsized spikes (TPS in the morning, gas in the early evening) against otherwise stable through...

MegaETH stayed in its higher-activity groove for a fourth straight day on Thursday, holding ~28 TPS while daily transaction volume remained near the week’s highs. The notable change wasn’t raw throughput—it was participation: unique wallets rebounded to one of the stronger prints of the past month.

Network activity on April 22 stayed elevated compared with most of the past two weeks, but the shape of the day was steadier than Tuesday’s “busiest day” label suggests. Transaction volume held at 2.43M for a second straight day, while unique wallets pulled back—consistent with a market backdrop ...

MegaETH’s baseline has been steady for weeks, but Tuesday (Apr 21) was a step up: the busiest day in the last 14 days on average TPS, and the highest total transaction day in the past 4 weeks. Despite broader risk-off market conditions, onchain usage (especially DEX + lending) looked constructive...

MegaETH stayed in its recent “steady-state” band on Monday, with activity holding near the same levels seen across the past two weeks. Even with cautious broader market conditions and a notable weekly drawdown in DeFi TVL, onchain throughput and transaction volume remained resilient.

MegaETH ended Week 16 with throughput essentially unchanged week-over-week: 15.68M total transactions vs 15.83M (-0.9%). The more meaningful shift was participation breadth—average daily unique wallets fell to 3.2K (from 4.4K, -28.6%)—while reliability metrics softened, with the network failure r...

Sunday, Apr 19 landed as a slightly busier weekend session: transactions ticked up and unique wallets stabilized after a softer Saturday. Broader market conditions remain cautious, but on-chain usage stayed steady, with most of the “excitement” coming from a few very specific contracts rather tha...

MegaETH stayed in its familiar weekend gear on Saturday, April 18: steady mid-20s TPS, slightly lighter than Friday, and without a broad-based surge in users. Under the hood, though, the day had a couple of sharp, short-lived spikes tied to specific contracts—more “bursty” than the hourly average...

MegaETH stayed in its steady mid-band on April 17: consistent throughput, stable transaction volume, and no broad user breakout. With broader market conditions still cautious, onchain activity looked more like routine usage plus a couple of short, contract-driven bursts than a sustained risk-on s...

MegaETH stayed in its familiar mid‑20s TPS band on Thursday, but Apr 16 had a clear “bursty” signature: mostly steady flow, punctuated by a short window of unusually heavy contract load. In broader risk-off market conditions, that kind of spikiness matters more than the headline averages—because ...

MegaETH stayed in its steady mid-20s TPS regime on Wednesday, but participation thinned out meaningfully. In broader risk-off market conditions, onchain activity looked more selective: fewer active wallets, while a handful of venues concentrated usage and gas.

MegaETH stayed steady on Tuesday, April 14: slightly softer transaction volume than Monday, but with a small rebound in unique wallets. In current market conditions, the bigger story was not overall demand—it was a concentrated midday burst tied to one exchange contract, followed by a clean retur...

MegaETH activity stayed broadly steady in a cautious broader market tape, with a mild Monday pickup in throughput and total transactions. The more notable story wasn’t the baseline (mid‑20s TPS), but a couple of short, sharp spikes tied to specific contracts.

MegaETH activity held steady and slightly improved week-over-week, with 15.83M total transactions (+3.7% vs 15.26M) while participation broadened meaningfully: average daily unique wallets climbed to 4.4K (+16.1%). The reliability story was the bigger shift—total failed transactions nearly halved...

Sunday fit the recent pattern: steady baseline activity with a mild weekend dip, but not a sleepy chain. Under current broader market conditions, usage stayed resilient—volume ticked up even as unique wallets cooled.

Saturday, April 11 was a typical “weekend dip” day in baseline throughput, but with two sharp, short-lived bursts that stood out against otherwise even traffic. Usage also cooled: fewer wallets showed up, and total transactions slid versus Friday.

MegaETH stayed in its steady weekly groove on Friday: moderate load, consistent demand, and a pickup in distinct wallets even as overall transaction volume eased slightly. Broader market conditions remain cautious, but on-chain usage didn’t show stress—just a few very spiky bursts worth keeping a...

MegaETH activity stayed in the “busy but not stretched” range on Thursday, with throughput slightly softer than Wednesday and a noticeable drop in unique wallets. The bigger story was not baseline load—it was a few sharp, contract-driven bursts that briefly pushed TPS and gas far above the day’s ...

MegaETH stayed in a stable, mid-to-high utilization band on April 08, holding near the week’s upper range even as broader market sentiment remained risk-off. Transaction volume was basically flat day-over-day, but participation broadened meaningfully via a jump in unique wallets.

MegaETH stayed in its recent groove on Tuesday, April 7: steady mid-to-high 20s TPS, a small uptick in total transactions, and a noticeable dip in distinct senders. In current market conditions, that “volume up, wallets down” mix reads more like concentrated power users and automation than broad-...

MegaETH started the week slightly hotter than it ended the weekend. On April 06, usage rose without bringing broad-based user growth—more throughput on roughly the same number of active wallets, plus a couple of very spiky moments that didn’t persist.

MegaETH activity continued to grind higher, with 15.26M total transactions (+4.5% WoW) and a clearer expansion in participation at 3.8K average daily unique wallets (+8.9% WoW). The week’s headline wasn’t throughput (which stayed in a tight band), but a midweek jump in failed transactions that pu...

Sunday (April 05) landed as a slightly busier weekend day: transactions ticked up, TPS recovered versus Saturday, and the network stayed stable under a cautious broader market backdrop. Usage remained concentrated in a small set of active DeFi apps, with a couple of very bursty contract-driven mo...

Saturday (Apr 04) looked like a typical weekend cooldown in baseline throughput, but with a notable rebound in distinct wallets. In the current cautious broader market conditions, the activity that did show up skewed toward DeFi-style flows and a couple of sharp, contract-specific bursts rather t...

MegaETH stayed in its recent “steady but not overheated” regime this week: baseline activity remained consistent even as broader market conditions stayed risk-off. Friday eased off Thursday’s stronger pace, but the day still featured a couple of short, very sharp bursts concentrated in one contract.

MegaETH stayed in its “busy-but-stable” regime on Thursday, April 02: consistent mid‑20s TPS, slightly higher participation, and no sustained congestion. In broader risk-off market conditions, the takeaway is reassuring—usage is steady, and the chain handled sharp, localized bursts without the da...

MegaETH on Wednesday, April 01 stayed in the same “steady-but-not-crowded” lane the network has held through late March: low-to-mid 20s TPS, ~2M+ daily transactions, and a relatively small active wallet set. Broader market conditions remain risk-off, but onchain activity looked orderly—outside of...

MegaETH stayed in its “steady but not exuberant” cadence on Tuesday, March 31: slightly more throughput than Monday, but with fewer distinct wallets participating. Under current market conditions, that mix (automation-heavy volume, softer user counts) is becoming a familiar shape.

Monday activity on March 30 looked like a normal “weekday bounce” off the weekend lull: more transactions, more unique wallets, and slightly higher average throughput. Under cautious broader market conditions, usage stayed steady overall, but a couple of contracts created very sharp, short-lived ...

MegaETH closed Week 13 with 14.60M total transactions, down from 15.87M last week (-8.0%), but the more meaningful shift was participation: average daily unique wallets fell to 3.5K (prev 5.4K, -34.9%). Throughput stayed remarkably steady—this was a “flat” week operationally—while a single high-v...

MegaETH stayed in a familiar weekend groove on Sunday: steady low-20s TPS, modest user counts, and concentrated activity in a couple of DeFi apps. The only real “event” was a late-day burst of throughput and gas, localized to one contract.

March 28 fit the current weekend cadence: steady, slightly softer than Friday, and well below the mid-week highs from earlier in the month. Even with the calmer baseline, the network still saw a short-lived midday performance spike tied to a single high-activity contract.

MegaETH stayed in its recent “mid‑20s TPS” regime on Friday, with a modest step up in activity and a small rebound in unique wallets. Broader market conditions remain cautious, but on-chain behavior looked steady: consistent baseline load with a couple of short, app-driven spikes.

MegaETH activity on March 26 stayed in the “steady mid-20s TPS” lane, continuing a quieter week relative to last. The headline wasn’t sustained throughput—it was a couple of sharp, seconds-long spikes tied to specific contracts, while the rest of the day remained orderly. In broader risk-off mark...

MegaETH stayed in its “settled” regime on Wednesday: low-20s TPS, ~2.0M daily transactions, and a narrow set of apps generating most of the visible activity. Broader market conditions remain risk-off, and on-chain behavior matched that tone—steady usage, limited exploration, and bursts that looke...

MegaETH stayed in the quieter end of its two-week range on Tuesday, with activity continuing the gradual cool-down that’s defined the last several sessions. Even with broader market conditions still risk-off, onchain usage looked steady—just lower—and reliability was notably clean at the network ...

MegaETH stayed in its “cooling off” regime this week: steady low-to-mid 20s TPS most hours, with one very pronounced late-morning spike. In current market conditions, the softer unique-wallet trend is persisting even as transactions bounced modestly off the weekend floor.

MegaETH cooled meaningfully this week after last week’s heavier throughput: 15.87M total transactions vs 19.55M (-18.8%) and 5.4K average daily unique wallets vs 10.7K (-49.8%). Despite lower demand, the network looked cleaner operationally: total failed transactions dropped to 83.7K (from 248K) ...

MegaETH stayed in its softer weekend regime on Sunday, March 22: steady throughput, low day-to-day volatility, and a continued step-down versus earlier in the month. Against a risk-off backdrop in broader market sentiment, the chain looked calm at the network level—while still seeing a few sharp,...

MegaETH stayed in a lower-activity regime on Saturday, consistent with the softer week and cautious broader market conditions. Even so, the chain remained responsive and stable, with one notable spike late in the UTC day that didn’t change the overall “quiet Saturday” feel.

Activity on March 20 stayed in “quiet-but-not-dead” territory: lower throughput and fewer wallets, but still punctuated by a couple of very spiky, likely automated bursts. With broader market conditions still risk-off, usage looked more concentrated in a few contracts rather than broadly distribu...

MegaETH stayed in a quieter regime on March 19, with throughput still well below the early-March highs, but with a notable mid-day burst that briefly pushed instantaneous TPS far above the day’s usual range. Despite lower total transactions, participation rebounded meaningfully as unique wallets ...

MegaETH stayed in its quieter, post-spike regime on Wednesday, March 18: steady baseline throughput with a couple of very short-lived bursts. Volume eased versus Tuesday, but the unique-wallet count ticked up—suggesting slightly broader participation even as overall activity cooled.

Activity on Tuesday, March 17 rebounded from a very quiet Monday, but it still fits the broader pattern of a cooler week. With broader market conditions still risk-off, usage looked more automation-heavy than user-heavy: transactions rose while unique wallets continued to drift lower.

Activity on Monday, March 16 stayed in the “cooldown” regime that’s been settling in over the last week: steady, lower-throughput, and less wallet-diverse than the early-March surge days. With broader market conditions still risk-off, onchain behavior looked cautious—fewer distinct wallets, but a...

MegaETH cooled modestly this week: 19.55M total transactions (vs 21.20M, -7.8%) alongside a much sharper contraction in participation, with 10.7K average daily unique wallets (vs 23.6K, -54.6%). Despite the softer top-line activity, throughput remained comfortably within the chain’s operating env...

MegaETH stayed in a low-gear weekend mode on March 15, extending the clear cooling trend of the last week. Even with the subdued baseline, the day was punctuated by a couple of short, sharp bursts that didn’t meaningfully change daily averages but are worth investigating.

MegaETH softened further on Saturday, extending the cooldown that’s been building over the last week. Even with broader market conditions still risk-off, onchain usage stayed functional: fewer transactions overall, but wallets ticked slightly higher and failures were near-zero at the network level.

March 13 was the quietest day of the last two weeks by average TPS, continuing the broader cooldown since the early-March surge. In the current cautious market conditions, usage looked more like a “steady baseline” day with a couple of narrow, likely automated spikes rather than broad user-driven...

Thursday, March 12 cooled off sharply after the elevated pace earlier in the week. The baseline looked calm for long stretches, but the day still delivered two short, intense bursts that temporarily dominated throughput.

MegaETH is holding onto last week’s step-up in throughput: the chain is running meaningfully hotter than late February even with broader market sentiment staying risk-off. March 11 was slightly cooler than March 10 on average, but it delivered some of the sharpest single-moment bursts in the last...

MegaETH stayed in a higher-activity regime on March 10, extending the step-up that started late last week. Even with broader market conditions still risk-off, onchain throughput hit a fresh 14-day high—though the day’s volume was unusually concentrated into a small number of wallets.

MegaETH stayed busy on Monday, even after cooling off from an unusually hot weekend. Throughput and headline volume stepped down, but the network still printed a strong baseline for the week, with activity punctuated by short, concentrated bursts.

MegaETH activity expanded meaningfully this week, with 21.20M total transactions (+15.1% WoW) alongside a step-change in user participation: average daily unique wallets rose to 23.6K (+102.2% WoW). Just as important, the network’s raw execution quality improved sharply—weekly failure rate fell t...

Sunday, March 08 landed as a “high-activity weekend” day by recent standards: slightly cooler than Saturday on average TPS, but with a much bigger footprint in users and total transactions. Even with broader market sentiment still risk-off, onchain participation kept expanding.

MegaETH stayed in a high-activity regime on Saturday, holding essentially flat on headline TPS while shifting meaningfully toward broader participation. Even with fewer total transactions than Friday, unique wallets expanded sharply—an encouraging sign in cautious broader market conditions.

MegaETH snapped out of this week’s steady range and printed its busiest day in the last two weeks. Even with broader market conditions still risk-off, on-chain usage broadened: transactions rose sharply and unique wallets rebounded to levels last seen on the stronger weekdays in February.

MegaETH activity on March 05 looked like a return to “typical weekday” levels after an unusually low-wallet Mar 04. Broader market conditions still feel risk-off, but onchain usage held up: steady baseline throughput, then a sharp late-session surge driven by a new, high-throughput contract.

MegaETH stayed in its recent “steady-but-not-busy” regime on Wednesday, with average TPS unchanged from Tuesday. The standout wasn’t raw throughput—it was participation: unique wallets fell to a notably low level even as overall transaction volume held near recent ranges, suggesting activity conc...

MegaETH cooled off on March 03 after a busier March 02, but it wasn’t a “quiet chain” kind of day—volume fell while unique wallets rose, suggesting broader participation with less per-wallet throughput. In current market conditions, that mix reads as steady engagement rather than a pullback.

MegaETH opened March with steady baseline activity and a small step up in both throughput and daily volume on Monday, March 02. User counts remain modest versus mid-February highs, but day-to-day they ticked higher and transactions held near recent ranges even amid cautious broader market conditi...

MegaETH closed Week 9 with slightly higher throughput and materially better execution quality. Weekly transactions rose to 18,420,830 (+1.4% WoW), while the network’s overall failure rate halved to 5.0% (down from 9.8%), a meaningful stabilization after last week’s error-heavy period. The tradeof...

Sunday landed as a “busy-for-a-weekend” session: steady baseline activity, a broad DEX user footprint, and a couple of sharp, contract-driven bursts that briefly pushed the network well above its usual envelope. Broader market conditions remain cautious, but onchain usage held up.

MegaETH stayed in a steady, “weekend dip” posture on Saturday, February 28: similar baseline throughput to the prior few days, but with fewer active wallets. Despite the calm averages, the day still produced a couple of outsized bursts—suggesting automated activity concentrated into short windows...

MegaETH stayed in its “steady-but-busy” groove on Friday, February 27: overall throughput was flat, but participation jumped meaningfully. In current market conditions, it was a constructive mix—stable baseline activity with sharp, app-driven bursts.

MegaETH activity on Feb 26 looked like a “steady-state” weekday: consistent throughput around the low-30s TPS and a clean network-wide failure rate. The bigger change was on the user side—unique wallets cooled off notably versus Feb 25, in line with the choppy wallet counts seen across the past s...

MegaETH stayed in its mid-range this week: busier than last week, but without repeating the outsized peaks seen on Feb 20. Today landed slightly above yesterday at 30.6 TPS on average, with activity concentrated in a few short, bursty windows rather than a sustained grind.

MegaETH stayed busier than it was a couple of weeks ago, even with a small cooldown from yesterday’s high. The network processed 2.52M transactions today from 16.6K unique senders, with activity still sitting in the “steady and growing” range despite cautious broader market conditions.

MegaETH stayed busy this week, with throughput continuing to grind upward even as participation became a bit less broad. Today landed in that same “high-but-stable” band at 30.6 TPS on average, but the day’s headline was a short, sharp mid‑afternoon burst that pushed the peak to 68.6 TPS—the high...

MegaETH stayed on its upward track this week, and today pushed it into a new gear. The network was busy at 36.1 TPS on average (the highest in the last two weeks), with a sharp late-day burst that briefly stretched well beyond the week’s usual range. Transaction count hit 3.12M today, while uniqu...

MegaETH eased back into a typical weekend cadence today at 27.2 TPS, a clear cooldown after Friday’s outsized burst. Even with that pullback, the network is running hotter than last week overall, and weekend activity is no longer “sleepy” by recent standards. Reliability improved materially versu...

MegaETH settled into a typical Sunday cadence today: steady throughput at 26.7 TPS, lower gas intensity (7.5 Mgas/s), and no sustained bursts. In a risk-off market backdrop, activity looked more “routine usage + automation” than headline-driven spikes.

MegaETH opened the week busier than the weekend, holding 31.7 TPS on average with a 47.8 TPS intraday peak. Transaction throughput is steady week-to-week, but the mix continues shifting toward a smaller set of high-frequency callers, and failures stayed elevated at 11.5%—better than Friday’s extr...

MegaETH stayed active today, but cooled slightly from Monday’s pace: the network was steady at 29.1 TPS, down ~8% day-over-day. The more notable move wasn’t throughput—it was participation, with unique wallets rebounding sharply versus yesterday, suggesting today’s activity had a wider “real user...