MegaETH Network Digest

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...