Venom Foundation just made a massive statement.
In a closed-network test, the next-gen blockchain clocked 150,000 transactions per second, more than 2x Solana’s TPS ceiling—and the crypto world noticed.
The Venom token responded with a quick 2% spike, hitting $0.1031, as excitement builds ahead of its Q3 2025 mainnet launch.
Enterprise Use Is the Endgame—Not Hype
While some projects chase headlines, Venom is building quietly for enterprise-scale DeFi.
CEO Christopher Louis didn’t mince words: “We’re solving the scaling problem without sacrificing decentralization or fee predictability—exactly what institutions demand.”
Payment systems, DEXs, and games are just the beginning. With no fee spikes and reliable performance under load, Venom could be a launchpad for real-world adoption.
The DAG Advantage: Breaking Blockchain Limits
Venom uses Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) technology to escape the limits of traditional chains.
Unlike blockchains that record one transaction at a time, Venom processes multiple transactions in parallel—unlocking speeds legacy chains can’t touch.
This parallel validation, combined with decentralized architecture, is what could turn Venom into the go-to chain for high-frequency, real-world DeFi.
Why the Market Is Watching Venom
With its Cayman Islands incorporation, Abu Dhabi roots, and nonprofit structure, Venom is setting itself up as a neutral, global-ready platform.
It’s not just about numbers—it’s about the foundation being laid for a scalable, developer-friendly, and compliance-conscious future.
As the race to become the Ethereum alternative for institutions heats up, Venom is quickly becoming a name to watch.
