XRP ledger hits record transactions in a single block

The XRP Ledger’s record 3,254 transactions in one block is a hollow victory. This wasn't organic demand; it was likely a manufactured stress test using "one-drop" payments that barely strain the system. Unlike Bitcoin’s fixed limits, XRPL’s dynamic targets prioritize speed over meaningful activity, proving that raw transaction counts are just a vanity metric that doesn't reflect actual network utility. Is a record even valid if it’s just artificial noise? What’s your take?
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