If you're deep into the world of meme tokens on Solana, you've probably felt the thrill—and sometimes the frustration—of trading during peak hype moments. Network congestion can turn a quick flip into a missed opportunity. But exciting news just dropped that could change the game: Anza's Jetstreamer has shattered Solana's previous TPS record, hitting a whopping 1.5 million transactions per second.[0]

The buzz started with a tweet from SolanaFloor, highlighting Anza's announcement. For those new to the lingo, TPS stands for transactions per second—basically, how many trades, transfers, or actions the blockchain can handle in a single tick of the clock. Solana's already known for its speed, but this takes it to another level.

Jetstreamer is a high-performance tool built by developer Sam Vanderwaal (@Sam0xSol) specifically for replaying Geyser data on Solana. Geyser? Think of it as a plugin system that lets validators and developers stream real-time blockchain data efficiently. This tool pulls archived data from Triton One's "Old Faithful" repository and streams it directly into a local Geyser plugin at breakneck speeds.

In the demo, running on a beast of a machine with 100 Gbps bandwidth and 64 cores, Jetstreamer used about 13 Gbps and maxed out the CPU to achieve that 1.5M TPS. Even on a standard 1 Gbps setup, it's expected to hit around 100,000 TPS—still insanely fast for most use cases.[0]

Why does this matter for meme coin enthusiasts? Solana hosts some of the wildest meme token ecosystems, from Pump.fun launches to viral dog coins. Higher TPS means less network jams during massive pumps, faster confirmations, and potentially lower fees. It's like upgrading from a crowded highway to a superhighway—more room for everyone to zoom through.

Anza plans to open-source Jetstreamer's Old Faithful toolchain this fall, opening the door for the community to tinker, improve, and integrate it into their own projects. This could spark a wave of innovations in Solana-based apps, especially for data-heavy tools like analytics platforms or trading bots that meme traders rely on.

The Solana community is hyped, with replies like Solana's official account dropping rocket emojis and memes celebrating the speed.[1] It's a reminder that while meme tokens bring the fun, the underlying tech keeps evolving to support the chaos.

If you're building or trading on Solana, keep an eye on Jetstreamer. It might just be the boost your next meme coin adventure needs. Stay tuned to Meme Insider for more updates on how blockchain tech is fueling the meme economy.