Cardano (ADA) Reaches New Height of Network Uptime: 1760 Days without an Outage

While other networks, such as Solana, have been battling with issues related to network stability, Cardano (ADA), the largest proof-of-stake (PoS) blockchain, has been actively running for 1760 days without an outage. This serves as proof that Cardano is one of the most stable networks in the crypto industry.

According to Cardano blockchain explorer, the Cardano network has been up and running for relatively five years despite periods of notably high load, especially in 2021 when the blockchain project implemented its own smart contract functionality.

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A number of Developers have been migrating to the Cardano network with their projects since smart contracts functionality was rolled out on the network. What has clearly been attracting them is the fact that the network offers fast transaction processing and relatively low fees.

It’s also worth noting that the number of Github commits for the project reached 350 in June 2022, indicating that the network continues to undergo active development.

Cardano network also sees lots of development updates in a short period of time, compared to other smart contract platforms, such as Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL).

It’s also worth mentioning that the highly anticipated Vasil upgrade has boosted the popularity of Cardano (ADA), bringing more users to test out its features. And more features should be expected once the significant hard fork is released on the mainnet.

The crucial upgrade promises an increase in the number of new solutions, which will bring about the deployment of more applications on the Cardano blockchain.

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