Jul 30, 2026 3:57 PM

Aptos has processed 4.5 billion transactions—one for every other person on Earth—with a "zero-second" finality that makes legacy blockchains look like relics. While critics dismiss these massive numbers as bot-driven spam, the network is sustaining 153 transactions per second at near-zero cost. But with a Nakamoto Coefficient of just 13, have we traded security for raw speed? Is a blockchain actually decentralized if only 13 entities can disrupt it? What’s your take?
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