Let's break down the scale here. During 2025, BSC processed 4.15 billion transactions—that's serious throughput for any blockchain. Now imagine if Fermi handled that same transaction volume across the remainder of 2026. The efficiency gains would be striking: roughly 1.2 billion seconds shaved off. To put that in tangible terms, we're talking about 39.5 years worth of block time eliminated. That's the kind of performance delta that separates evolved infrastructure from legacy systems.
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Let's break down the scale here. During 2025, BSC processed 4.15 billion transactions—that's serious throughput for any blockchain. Now imagine if Fermi handled that same transaction volume across the remainder of 2026. The efficiency gains would be striking: roughly 1.2 billion seconds shaved off. To put that in tangible terms, we're talking about 39.5 years worth of block time eliminated. That's the kind of performance delta that separates evolved infrastructure from legacy systems.