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Solana is highly scalable and can handle tens of thousands of transactions per second due to its Proof of History (PoH) mechanism. Although Ethereum has improved with Ethereum 2.0, it is still less scalable.

Blockchain scalability refers to a network's ability to process a growing number of transactions as user demand increases. It is one of the most critical challenges facing blockchain technology today, with limitations causing slow transaction speeds, high fees, and network congestion.

Crypto scalability is the ability of a blockchain network to handle an increasing number of transactions per second (TPS) without compromising security or decentralization. Current scaling solutions include Layer-1 upgrades (like sharding) and Layer-2 networks (like rollups) that process transactions off-chain to reduce congestion and fees.