Increasing TPS Doesn’t Solve Blockchain Scaling, Cardano Expert Explains

• ADA Whale explained why increasing TPS doesn’t solve a blockchain’s scaling issues. 
• Scaling issues concern whether a network can cope with a larger user count.
• The advocate said several chains with high TPS will stall if their user count explodes.

In a recent post, renowned Cardano community member ADA Whale explained why increasing the transaction per second (TPS) on any blockchain doesn’t solve the scaling challenge. 

In a series of tweets on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter), ADA Whale argued that scaling on any network isn’t about the TPS narratives. Instead, the Cardano advocate said, “It’s simply about how we can ever imagine to cope with user numbers on a far, far larger scale than today.”

Furthermore, ADA Whale opined that networks that fail to surpass this challenge may find it hard to grow. Explaining the basis for the argument, ADA Whale said a lot of blockchains claiming high TPS would find it hard to grow if their user counts exploded. 

“Why I say it’s not about TPS: many of the chains claiming thousands of TPS today would completely stall if user numbers grew 10-100x,” ADA Whale tweeted. However, the ADA a…

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