Move Over, Speed Demons—Onyx's Goliath Mainnet Just Dropped With 100K TPS

Onyx went ahead and pulled the ripcord on Goliath. Testnet era? Dead. Buried. The network is breathing, it's fully baked into the @Onyx App, and it's hungry for actual transactions—not just imaginary ones from developers pretending to stress test.

Goliath out here doing 100,000 transactions per second like it's nothing. Confirmations are so fast you might miss them. Gone are the days of watching pending transactions like it's 2017 and we're all still waiting for CryptoKitties to stop clogging the mempool.

The feature list isn't vaporware either. Users can bridge $XCN between Ethereum and Goliath, stake tokens with liquid staking, and swap between $XCN, ETH, and USDC—all without closing the app to check if your transaction went through.

Not Just Fast, Actually Functional

Goliath wasn't built just so someone could screenshot a TPS benchmark and post it with a rocket emoji. The network actually gives a damn about security alongside speed. Transactions finalize quickly, and the whole thing stays tamper-resistant. Onyx is pointing this thing at boring-but-important use cases: payments, supply chain tracking, healthcare data. You know, the stuff that doesn't get headlines but keeps the lights on.

$XCN Takes Center Stage

$XCN is now running as the native token on Goliath while still keeping its Ethereum roots. This dual-chain arrangement keeps liquidity moving and lets users bounce between networks without the usual passport photo-level friction.

What's Next

Onyx is hunting for more validators, better cross-chain tooling, and actual developers building on Goliath. The infrastructure is ready. Now comes the fun part—convincing people to actually use it.

Goliath is live. The foundation is set. Let's see what happens next.