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Blockchain Technology & Performance - Solana's shred processing speed (15ms) is compared to Mega's 10ms block times, highlighting the focus on transaction execution speed and state change availability in blockchain performance [1] - Solana's architecture, dealing with permissionless, randomized leaders and consensus, results in approximately 2% of shreds being untrustworthy, equating to a ~98% success rate [1] - MegaETH aims for a ~99999% reliability by offloading consensus to Ethereum, enabling immediate ingestion and presentation of state updates [4] - MegaETH is a new Ethereum L2 targeting 100k TPS and 10ms block times [6] Use Cases & Implications - Some applications can ingest shreds and present them as "true" for a snappy user experience, while others require stronger guarantees (confirmations or full finality) before presenting information, impacting the transaction lifecycle [2][3] - High-leverage or wealth-sensitive applications may not be suitable for chains with lower guarantees of finality due to the risk of acting on information that ultimately doesn't occur on-chain [2] - The 2% difference in reliability, combined with execution speed, is a key factor in attracting new builders, apps, and use cases to MegaETH [5]