MegaETH Daily Digest — June 02, 2026

At a Glance

• Network↑: 30.3 TPS average, up from 29.1 TPS on Monday (+4.4%)
• Volume↑: 2.64M total transactions, up from 2.51M
• Users↑: 8.3K unique wallets, up from 7.3K (best since May 15’s 8.6K)
• Top app: World Markets led with 347K txs, driven by heavy, concentrated calling (67 unique callers)
• Health: normal
• Signal: two short-lived load spikes stood out — 133.0 TPS (World Markets-led) and 229.0 Mgas/s (dominated by 0xcdc86e98184e96436f733a8bf31bd4f0214e6d7d)

Tuesday, June 02 landed as a modest “step up” day in an otherwise steady week: throughput lifted, and the network also pulled in a clear increase in distinct senders. Even with broader market conditions still risk-off, onchain activity on MegaETH looked resilient and operationally clean.

The Week So Far

MegaETH has been stable for more than a week, with the last 7 days essentially flat (+0.2%). This week’s average sits at 28.8 TPS, closely tracking last week’s 28.6 TPS (+0.8%). The usual weekend dip persisted (28.0 TPS this weekend vs 27.5 TPS last weekend), with Monday and Tuesday snapping back into the ~29–30 TPS range.

On the user side, the last stretch of May saw daily unique wallets hovering around 3.6K–4.4K, then re-accelerating into the start of June (7.3K on June 01 and 8.3K on June 02). That’s the clearest “adoption-like” signal in the last two weeks, more so than raw transaction count, which has stayed in a tight band around the mid‑2M/day range (see Dashboard and Analytics for the rolling context).

The Day

June 02’s hourly rhythm was mostly steady in the high‑20s to ~30 TPS through the morning, with a brief lull around 11:00–12:00 UTC (27.9–28.2 TPS). Activity then ramped sharply in the mid‑afternoon: 34.7 TPS at 14:00 UTC, peaking at 36.0 TPS at 15:00 UTC, before settling back into the low‑30s through the evening.

App-wise, World Markets dominated both transactions and gas: 347K txs and 111,225 Mgas, but with only 67 unique callers. That skew (very high volume, very few callers) is typical of automated execution loops rather than broad retail traffic. If you want the most direct view into where that load lands, the World Markets – Exchange contract (0x5e3ae52eba0f9740364bd5dd39738e1336086a8b) is the first stop.

Behind it, Offshore Protocol posted 58.4K txs with 318 unique callers, and Euphoria brought 49.8K txs with a much wider base (1000 unique callers). That split — concentrated automation at the top, broader participation a layer down — is consistent with a “builders and power users still active” environment even while sentiment is cautious.

Among the long tail, Kumbaya (3.5K txs, 299 callers) was the busiest DEX on the list, while gTrade | Gains Network remained relatively small at 2.3K txs on the 24h leaderboard and also flagged for a sharp drop versus its prior window (multiple detections around a ~60%+ decline). Elsewhere, KyberSwap, GMX, and Aave were present but light.

Two performance outliers were worth noting because they were bursty, not sustained:

• A 133.0 TPS spike at 15:31 UTC, with World Markets cited as the top contributor in that window (1,521 tx).
• A 229.0 Mgas/s spike at 01:57 UTC, dominated by 0xcdc86e98184e96436f733a8bf31bd4f0214e6d7d (226.9 Mgas in the spike window).

For deeper tracing on these bursts, the fastest workflow is jumping into Insights and then pivoting through the Contracts Explorer to correlate call patterns with the timing.

Health Check

At the network level, Tuesday was clean: 0.3% failed transactions (7.8K failed out of 2.64M). That’s slightly higher than Monday’s 0.2%, but still well within the normal band seen across the last four weeks (generally 0.2%–0.9%), with nothing suggesting systemic instability.

One localized reliability signal popped: “MegaETH - USDm” showed a 6.6% failure rate around 15:00 UTC (8 of 122 failed). On its own, this kind of micro-spike is often consistent with bot contention, race conditions, or deliberate reverts during a narrow state transition — especially when it coincides with the broader 15:00–16:00 UTC activity ramp. Worth monitoring, but not automatically a UX red flag.

The Takeaway

June 02 was a constructive “higher gear” day: 30.3 TPS, 2.64M transactions, and 8.3K unique wallets, with activity concentrated in a few heavy pipelines led by World Markets. The only real anomalies were short-lived burst events (including gas dominated by 0xcdc86e98184e96436f733a8bf31bd4f0214e6d7d), not persistent congestion.

On the community watchlist, the Road to TGE program remained unchanged (still 6/10 “Live Mafia Apps,” and no fee milestones hit), so Tuesday’s main relevance is simply that qualified apps like Kumbaya, Cap Money, and BRIX stayed active — but nothing in the day’s footprint suggests a near-term trigger on its own (details: https://www.megaeth.com/token).