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In a move reflecting the protocol's commitment to technical performance, Cardano's delegated representatives (DReps) passed the Leios proposal with majority support to increase network throughput. The proposal aims to significantly enhance blockchain scalability and performance by optimizing transaction processing speeds. This approval serves as a critical preliminary step ahead of the scheduled Leios testnet launch in June 2026.
This upgrade positions Cardano in direct competition with major Layer-1 networks such as Ethereum and Solana as it seeks to reduce latency and increase transactions per second (TPS). Per market data, investors are closely monitoring the performance of rival altcoins amid current market volatility. Experts suggest that Cardano's success in executing its scalability roadmap could strengthen its position in the steadily growing decentralized finance (DeFi) sector.
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Sign InTraders should watch ADA price levels, which stood at $0.46 (at close May 25, 2026) pending new technical catalysts. According to the economic calendar, upcoming global inflation data and interest rate decisions may impact risk appetite in the crypto market, while the June testnet launch remains the primary milestone for the Cardano community.
Update: The Van Rossem (V11) hard fork vote on the mainnet has been officially scheduled for May 29, 2026, following the resolution of identified technical issues within the Ogmios interface. This vote represents a pivotal step in implementing structural network improvements alongside the Leios development timeline.