#比特币2026年行情展望 MegaETH is about to make a big splash. This high-performance EVM-compatible chain has announced that on January 22, 2026, it will launch a 7-day global stress test aimed directly at pushing the limits of blockchain performance.

Just looking at these numbers reveals how crazy the scale is—processing 11 billion transactions in 7 days, with sustained throughput maintained between 15,000 to 35,000 TPS (transactions per second). To put it another way: a leading exchange’s total transaction volume over several years since launch could be consumed by MegaETH in just one week. If this succeeds, the entire EVM ecosystem will be watching. This is just a rehearsal; the project's ultimate goal is 1 million TPS.

What’s most interesting is that this isn’t a closed-door test. During the testing period, MegaETH’s mainnet will be open to the public, allowing developers and users to deploy applications and run real traffic. Projects sensitive to latency—such as full-chain games and high-frequency trading systems—can take this opportunity to heavily stress the network. It’s like handing the testing stage directly over to the community.

Why is this event so attention-grabbing? Simply put, performance is the Achilles’ heel of large-scale blockchain applications. Slow transactions and high fees kill many innovative applications. MegaETH aims to bring blockchain throughput up to the level of traditional payment networks. If this is truly achieved, the on-chain application ecosystem could be revitalized.

After the stress test, MegaETH plans to officially launch its public mainnet. Regardless of the final results, this test itself is a clear signal that the Layer 2 race is entering a performance competition stage. $ETH $DUSK $ZK