🗣️Hello everyone, friends. @BNBChain has a remarkably attention-grabbing performance improvement. The BEP-675 update has managed to significantly increase transaction throughput on the BSC Testnet. 🧙In the tests, the network’s transaction capacity rose from 1,237 transactions per second to 2,324 transactions. That’s an increase of about 88%, folks. And even with this, the 450-millisecond block time and the 100 million gas limit were not changed. So how was this increase achieved? Let me explain right away. ✅In the current system, block producers would prepare and run a block, and then validators would run the same transactions again before the block was approved. That means the same block was executed twice during a critical phase. With BEP-675, block producers can now send a fully executed block to the validator. This eliminates unnecessary re-execution and leaves more time to fill blocks with transactions. ✅As a result, average block usage increased from 46.35 million to 84.15 million gas. Median usage also nearly reached the 100 million gas limit. Most importantly, there was no negative change in finality—that is, the time it takes for transactions to be finalized, friends. ✅Of course, it’s important to remember these are testnet results for now. However, if similar outcomes are seen in mainnet tests, BEP-675 could be a very important step toward enabling BSC to process more transactions in the same amount of time. So what do you think about these developments? Let’s meet in the comments. $BNB #BNB #BNB Chain#