MegaETH Daily Digest — April 15, 2026

Daily Transactions — 4 Weeks

Unique Wallets — 4 Weeks

At a Glance

Network↓: TPS averaged 25.6, down 1.7% from April 14 (26.0)
Volume↓: 2.21M transactions, down from 2.25M on April 14
Users↓: 2.6K unique wallets, a sharp dip from 3.5K on April 14 (lowest in the last four weeks)
Top app: Crossy Fluffle led by transactions (3.0K), while Kumbaya led by unique callers (605) and gas (809 Mgas)
Health: clean (0.2% failed tx)
Signal: two brief performance outliers (67.0 TPS and 2,677 Mgas/s peaks) were attributed to World Markets - Exchange

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.

The Week So Far

The last two weeks have been notably stable on throughput: April 15 landed at 25.6 TPS, and the seven-day drift is essentially flat (+0.2%). Week-over-week, the network is unchanged at ~25.8 TPS on average, with the usual weekend dip still intact (this weekend averaged 25.1 TPS vs 24.6 TPS last weekend).

TPS — Last 14 Days

Where things did move was breadth. Daily transactions have mostly held in a tight band (roughly 2.1M–2.3M across April), but unique wallets have been choppier: April 8 (5.8K) and April 10 (5.6K) stood out, while April 15 fell to 2.6K, the lowest point in the four-week table. That combination—stable throughput but fewer distinct senders—often means activity is concentrating into fewer operators (automation, power users, or app-specific bursts) rather than broad-based usage.

The Day

The hourly tape on April 15 was mostly smooth: a softer late morning (24.3–24.9 TPS from 09:00–12:00 UTC), then a gradual afternoon ramp that topped out at 26.9 TPS around 15:00 UTC. A second, smaller evening push showed up at 19:00 UTC alongside the day’s highest hourly gas rate (8.3 Mgas/s).

TPS — Today Hourly

Despite that calm hourly shape, two “needle” events punctured the day. In the last-24h performance insights, network TPS briefly hit 67.0 TPS at 11:46 UTC and network gas spiked to 2,677 Mgas/s at 23:13 UTC—both attributed to World Markets - Exchange as the top contributor in those windows (568 tx and 23.7 Mgas respectively). These look like short, concentrated bursts rather than a sustained load increase; if you want to dig in, the fastest path is the Insights feed and the Contracts Explorer.

On the app side, the leaderboard was split between “transactions” and “people”:

Crossy Fluffle led by raw volume at 3.0K txs, but with only 59 unique callers—consistent with repeated interactions from a small user set or automation.
Kumbaya looked like the broadest touchpoint: 605 unique callers and the day’s largest app gas draw (809 Mgas) on 2.7K txs.
Avon was also participation-heavy: 478 unique callers on 823 txs, a “wide but not spammy” profile compared with the highest-tx apps.
Intraverse climbed to 735 txs and was flagged up +321% vs the previous 24h—worth watching for whether it holds into Thursday.

Top DApps — 24h Transactions

A few under-the-hood shifts also stood out in the 24h change detection:

Hunter Tales - RewardAddress and Hunter Tales - Crown both dropped to 154 txs (down ~89–90% vs the prior window), suggesting a sharp cooldown in whatever was driving activity there.
It’s The Season - RedistributionCard rose to 236 txs (+263%).
WETH (385 txs, -66%) and MegaETH - USDm (1,528 txs, -59%) both cooled off, aligning with the day’s lower unique-wallet count.
An unlabeled contract, 0xd3bd73fffd4dd07fe175ab48ad1527099654d999, jumped to 564 txs (+2362%), making it a good candidate for a quick review on the Dashboard or Network Heatmap if it persists.

Health Check

Network reliability improved on April 15: 0.2% failed transactions (5.1K failed out of 2.21M) versus 0.5% on April 14. Nothing here suggests systemic instability.

The only “performance concerns” were the two isolated spikes (67.0 TPS and 2,677 Mgas/s). Spikes like these can come from bots, bursts of matching/settlement, or tightly packed transactions from a single venue; importantly, they were brief enough not to pull the daily averages out of their normal range.

The Takeaway

April 15 was a stable-throughput, lower-participation day: 2.21M transactions held near recent norms, but 2.6K unique wallets indicates activity concentrated into fewer hands. App usage skewed toward Kumbaya and Avon for broad participation, while performance outliers centered on World Markets - Exchange.

On the Road to TGE, the “Live Mafia Apps” counter remains at 6/10, and no app cleared the $50K/day threshold on April 15 (total fees across all apps: $15K). If you’re tracking milestones, the most relevant connection from this day is that Kumbaya remained active on users while still printing $5K in fees—progress, but not yet the sustained fee level the program targets (megaeth.com/token).