Hot Crypto Trends: Aptos Surpasses Solana in Daily Transactions

Overseas cryptocurrency analysis company Finbold has selected Aptos (APT) and Render (RNDR) as cryptocurrencies expected to reach a market capitalization of $5 billion in the first half of this year.

According to Finbold, on the 27th, Aptos recently set a new record by achieving 115 million transactions in a single day. This surpasses Solana (SOL) and Sui (SUI) levels.

Aptos also demonstrates impressive scalability, processing 32,000 transactions per second (TPS). Finbold‘s analysis attributes this to the influence of the game Tapos Cat, which has significantly increased network usage.

Aptos is expanding its ecosystem through strategic partnerships and integrations in the DeFi and NFT (Non-Fungible Token) markets. Despite recent price volatility, its resilience and solid infrastructure support future growth. As of the 26th, its market capitalization had reached $3.99 billion.

Render provides blockchain-based rendering services for content creators and developers, leading the market with its unique appeal. Render has shown a steady upward trend, rising 23% in the past month and 5% in the past week.

Finbold cites NVIDIA’s success as a reason for the price increase of AI tokens like Render. Not only has NVIDIA’s AI division’s performance significantly increased market trust, but it has also led to a considerable rise in related tokens.

Furthermore, they explain that new partnerships with major digital content platforms and decentralized applications have been particularly effective in growing Render’s ecosystem. This expansion is expected to strengthen utility and market positions.

Render has achieved a market capitalization of $3.89 billion, surpassing its previous all-time high in March.

Finbold noted, “As Aptos and Render continue to innovate and expand their use cases, the possibility of reaching a market capitalization of $5 billion is increasing. While several fundamentals support this, the likelihood of notable cryptocurrencies reaching $5 billion will depend significantly on whether the market maintains upward momentum.”