CyberCapital founder Justin Bonds has accused Solana (SOL) and Cardano (ADA) of deceptive traders by publishing “pretend” transactions per second (TPS) metrics. In response to Bonds, Solana is up 6.5x and Cardano is up 26.5x, deceptive the general public.

Bonds accused Solana and Cardano of ignoring business requirements for TPS calculations, which have theoretical values ​​of 10,000 TPS for SOL and 18 TPS for ADA, respectively. The CyberCapital founder believes SOL's TPS worth is 739 and ADA's is 0.4.

In the meantime, Bonds claimed there’s a enormous discrepancy within the extensively revealed most TPS figures for Solana and Cardano. In response to the analysis analyst, claims that SOL has a most TPS of 65,000 and ADA has a most TPS of 477 aren’t correct. He shared figures for each protocols, suggesting that the revealed figures are incorrect.

Bonds backed up his declare with calculations that cut back SOL's theoretical TPS to round 50,000. He cited cryptographic limitations as bottlenecks that cut back the protocol's TPS, with EDDSA validation showing to be the least of the bottlenecks, in line with Bonds. He additionally famous that failed transactions are a bottleneck that limits SOL's theoretical most TPS to 10,000.

In the meantime, Bonds accused Cardano of counting a number of outputs as separate transactions, which resulted in considerably inflated TPS numbers. The researcher mentioned that whereas virtually all different chains can batch transactions at no additional value, no chains accomplish that resulting from an absence of business acceptance.

For instance, he famous that Bitcoin can obtain the identical factor utilizing Schnorr signatures, reaching over 400 TPS. Bonds believes the crypto business can settle for Cardano's batch-influenced TPS numbers, provided that making use of the identical requirements to all chains would enhance TPS numbers throughout the board by roughly 20x.