An experiment conducted by Dragonfly Research found that the decentralized platform (DEX), Orca di Solana was the absolute winner for the automated market mover (AMM) category.
AMM refers to DEX: Uniswap, PancakeSwap, Orca, 1inch, BakerySwap-any platform that offers token exchange on the network.
It is understood Orca is capable of handling a total of 273.34 trades per second and creates new blocks for every 590 milliseconds.
While PancakeSwap which is in BNB Smart Chain is not too far from Orca's record with 194.6 trades per second, followed by QuickSwap (Polygon), Trader Joe (Avalanche), UbeSwap (Celo), and Uniswap (Ethereum).
Meanwhile, researchers from Dragonfly Research known as ‘GM’ argue that if users want a high -performance network, the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) functionality should be ignored although there is no denying many networks support such capabilities.
Clearly, sooner or later in the future users will not find the benefits of EVM because the layer-1 network (layer-1) will be ahead of the technology.
At the same time, GM described Ethereum as ‘MS-DOS’ for smart contract operating systems.
But blockchains in the current era are actually still on par with the Windows 95 era.
In fact the study conducted was aimed at making a comparison of blockchain production rates by calculating how many exchanges per block can be made in AMM.
While Uniswap is the benchmark based on a record of 18.38 transactions per second and 13.2 seconds per new block, followed by the number of transactions at this AMM reaching $ 1.6 billion for 7 days, Solana is still the fastest network.
Even so, GM emphasizes not to rely on such records because through the introduction of new optimizations in any network will change the results of this study.
