Avalanche Block And Transaction Performance

    In this dashboard, we will be assessing Avalanche's block and transaction performance in terms of: 1. The average TPS (transactions per second) by hour 2. The average/maximum/minimum number of transactions per block 3. The average time between blocks over time 4. The average transaction fees over time 5. The correlation between the average gas used by hour Vs. the average TPS by hour Avalanche's value proposition lies in the fact that it solves the blockchain trilemma, and thus support high transaction speeds without compromising on security and decentralization. At its core, it consists of three separate interoperable chains: X-Chain, P-Chain and C-Chain. Avalanche leverages a combination of two consensus mechanisms: Snowman algorithm and directed cyclic graph (DAG) optimized consensus protocol. Interestingly, Avalanche chain is not organized as a linear chain, rather it is organized as a directed acyclic graph, wherein one child block can have multiple parent blocks.