Ever wonder what the actual transaction throughput looks like across the blockchain network? It's a critical metric that often gets overlooked when we talk about adoption rates. The number of daily transactions tells you so much—whether the chain is seeing real organic growth, how congested the network gets during bull runs, and whether users are actually paying the gas fees or just watching from the sidelines. Beyond the headline figures, there's the whole question of transaction quality too. Are these high-value transfers or just spam and dust trades? What does meaningful blockchain activity really look like when you dig into the data? Your estimates on this would be interesting to hear—whether you think we're underestimating or overestimating the real on-chain volume.