TFR(Transaction Fail Rate)

• As we can see in the charts above, the order of transactions per minute in 30, 60 and 90 days from the lowest to the highest is as follows:

  Solana > Ethereum > Flow > Near

• Solana's average daily TPM has decreased since October 10.

• On August 20 and 21, Near had the highest number of daily TPM. This peak happened suddenly.

• Ethereum has a daily number of TPM with a limited range of changes and it can be said that it is almost constant.

• From September 10th, the daily TPM number of Near increases and after that it has been around the same number but with a mild downward trend.

  Therefore, Near's daily TPM count has increased significantly since September 11th, and we can see that it has more TPM than Flow on some days.

• As we can see in the charts above, the order of success transactions per minute in 30, 60 and 90 days from the lowest to the highest is as follows:

  Solana > Ethereum > Flow > Near

• But we can see the increasing trend in STPM of Near.

• We can see that Near Success transaction per minute since September 10 increase and it is really close to Flow STPM even in some days Near STPM is more!

• Also we see that in Near since September 11, TPM increased too.

• Ethereum has a uniform trend, no sudden increase or decrease in STPM.

• Solana's STPM has decreased since October 10.

STPM(Success Transactions Per Minute)

• As we can see in the charts above, the order of Transactions Fail Rate in 30, 60 and 90 days from the lowest to the highest is as follows:

  Solana > Near > Flow > Ethereum

• Near in past 90 days has about 19.7% Fail transactions but in past 30 days the percentage of fail transactions became 8.9%. that’s good!

• And we can see that Near on August 20, 21 had about 87% fail transactions even more than Solana.

• But since September 10, Near TFR decrease and we don’t see sharp point that we can see before this period.

What is NEAR Protocol?

NEAR Protocol is a smart contract capable, public Proof-of-Stake (PoS) blockchain that was conceptualized as a community-run cloud computing platform. Built by the NEAR Collective, NEAR was designed to host decentralized applications (dApps), and strives to compete with Ethereum and other leading smart contract-enabled blockchains like EOS and Polkadot. NEAR’s native token is also called NEAR, and is used to pay for transaction fees and storage. NEAR tokens can also be staked by token holders who participate in achieving network consensus as transaction validators.

NEAR Protocol is focused on creating a developer and user friendly platform. To accommodate this mission, NEAR has incorporated features like human-readable account names as opposed to only cryptographic wallet addresses, and the ability for new users to interact with dApps and smart contracts without requiring a wallet at all.

What is Flow?

Flow is a blockchain that is designed for extensive scaling without the use of sharding techniques, providing fast and low-cost transactions that make sense for dapps such as NFT marketplaces and crypto-infused video games. As mentioned, Flow hails from Dapper Labs, which decided to solve its blockchain congestion problem head-on by building one primed for games and other interactive experiences. Dapper is now using Flow for all of its own projects, including NBA Top Shot, but it’s open to other developers as well.

Methodology

what is Solana?

Solana is a highly functional open source project that implements a new, permissionless and high-speed layer-1 blockchain.Created in 2017 by Anatoly Yakovenko, a former executive at Qualcomm, Solana aims to scale throughput beyond what is typically achieved by popular blockchains while keeping costs low. Solana implements an innovative hybrid consensus model that combines a unique proof-of-history (PoH) algorithm with the lightning-fast synchronization engine, which is a version of proof-of-stake (PoS). Because of this, the Solana network can theoretically process over 710,000 transactions per second (TPS) without any scaling solutions needed.

Hi, Lets start our wonderful Journey!

• First of all lets look at the User retention in Near, Solana, Ethereum, Flow

• Then lets check out that in past 90 days how is the Users Transactions Distribution in Each Platform

• TPR(Transaction Per Minute)

• STPR(Success Transaction Per Minute)

• TFR(Transaction Fail Rate- TFR indicates the percentage of wasted calculation during each period of time.)

  So Lets GO!

Results

TPM(Transactions Per Minute)

• Solana has the minimum average time between transactions it is 0.05 days ,after Solana Near is in the second place and average time between transactions it is 0.24 days or 5 hour and 45 mins approximately.

• The Average Transactions each user makes from the lowest to the highest is:

  Flow > Solana > Near > Ethereum

• So if we compare the percentage of User transactions in each platform we can see that in Near about 28% of users have more than 5 transactions.

• the order of TPM and STPM in 30, 60 and 90 days from the lowest to the highest is as follows:

  Solana > Ethereum > Flow > Near

• From September 10th, the daily TPM number of Near increases and after that it has been around the same number but with a mild downward trend also Near STPM increase and it is really close to Flow STPM even in some days Near STPM is more! In this time Near TFR decrease and we don’t see sharp point that we can see before this period.

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Conclusion

• We can see that Solana has the minimum average time between transactions it is 0.05 days or 1 hour and 12 mins approximately.

• After Solana Near is in the second place and average time between transactions it is 0.24 days or 5 hour and 45 mins approximately.

• And Ethereum has maximum average time between transactions more than 9 days.

• The Average Transactions each user makes from the lowest to the highest is:

  ==Flow > Solana > Near > Ethereum==

What Is Ethereum?

At its core, Ethereum is a decentralized global software platform powered by blockchain technology. It is most commonly known for its native cryptocurrency, ether (ETH). Ethereum can be used by anyone to create any secured digital technology. It has a token designed to pay for work done supporting the blockchain, but participants can also use it to pay for tangible goods and services if accepted.

Users Transactions Distribution in Each Platform

Near 72% of Users have less than 5 transactions

               16% of Users have 5-10 transactions

               10% of Users have 10-50 transactions

Solana 94.8% of Users have less than 5 transactions

                2.43% of Users have 5-10 transactions

Ethereum 87% of Users have less than 5 transactions

                6.85% of Users have 5-10 transactions

Flow 61.9% of Users have less than 5 transactions

                 35% of Users have 5-10 transactions

So if we compare the percentage of User transactions in each platform we can see that in Near about 28% of users have more than 5 transactions.

And Flow has 38% users with 5-10 transactions but in other platforms most of the users have less than 5 transactions.

User retention in Near, Solana, Ethereum, Flow