Two examples of how better blockchains become the key to wider adoption of cryptocurrencies

While U.S. lawmakers are pushing for the Bitcoin Act to establish federal Bitcoin reserves and mandate the purchase of 1 million BTC within five years, improvements in blockchain infrastructure remain crucial to the wider adoption of TradFi. The New York Department of Financial Services now requires banks to integrate blockchain analytics to ensure compliance, reflecting the shift in regulation to cryptocurrency. However, transaction speeds on major blockchains such as Ethereum (15 TPS) and Solana (thousands of TPS) still lag behind demand for TradFi, which faces ongoing scalability challenges despite growing interest from institutional investors.