Sui Network Performance Big Pump: The On-Chain Data Truth Behind the Mysticeti v2 Upgrade

Data Speaks

The recent report card of Sui's newly released Mysticeti v2 upgrade is indeed impressive: transaction latency has been reduced by 35%, now stabilizing at 390 milliseconds; throughput has soared to 100,000 TPS; daily active addresses have increased by 35.6% month-on-month; most notably, the daily transaction volume has doubled, with a peak of 58.4 million transactions in a single day.

What do these numbers mean? Simply put - Sui has finally transformed itself from a “conceptual chain” into a “usable chain”.

Breakthroughs in the Technical Underpinnings

The core innovation of Mysticeti v2 is the introduction of a DAG (Directed Acyclic Graph) architecture, which simply means changing from queue processing to parallel processing.

Traditional blockchains are like train tracks: only one train can go after another. Sui's new design is like a wide-gauge railway: multiple trains can run simultaneously. This not only accelerates transactions but also reduces CPU usage of verification nodes by 50%—equivalent to achieving higher performance with fewer resources.

This is particularly effective in the DeFi and gaming sectors, as these two fields have the strictest requirements for real-time performance.

What is happening in the ecosystem

Behind the data is a real ecological action:

• DeFi activity surges (application of native USDC)
• It's easier for new users to enter the market (Zero-knowledge authentication + trading subsidy)
• Institutions Start Paying Attention (VanEck Launches Sui ETN)

The combination of these three signals indicates that Sui is evolving from a “technical geek's toy” into a “truly usable public chain.”

What to look at next

There are two points worth noting in the official roadmap:

1. Remora Level Scaling Solution — Load balancing, preparing for 10 times the transaction volume.
2. P2P Tunnel - Sub-second latency, a necessity for gaming/social applications.

Simple prediction: If these roadmaps are implemented on time, Sui is likely to become synonymous with “high-performance public chain” by 2025, rather than its current status as a “promising newcomer.”