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🚀🚀 $ICP IS PREPARING TO MORE THAN DOUBLE CANISTER CAPACITY PER SUBNET 🚀🚀 NNS Proposal 143257 is part of the preparation to increase the maximum number of canisters on an ICP subnet. Current limit: 🟢 120,000 canisters Planned limit: 🔥 250,000 canisters That is an increase of 130,000 canisters per subnet — approximately 108% more capacity. DFINITY reports that subnets with around 100,000 canisters can now produce and execute approximately 2.3 blocks per second, close to the current consensus limit. Previously, heavily populated subnets struggled to maintain approximately 1 block per second. Proposal 143257 does not immediately increase the limit. It resets the subnet-specific value to 0, meaning the subnet continues using the current replica default of 120,000. A future replica release will propose increasing that default to 250,000. This is how real infrastructure scales: ✅ Improve performance ✅ Test heavily populated subnets ✅ Standardise configurations ✅ Increase capacity safely More applications. More AI agents. More enterprise systems. More on-chain services. While other blockchains argue about theoretical scaling, ICP continues upgrading the live network. Proposal 143257 Vote: YES ✅ ICP DONATION ADDRESS: 1e672d038cebc619d93186418fa98f6499dbdb9cfdfac54f366c61a4a4ee4362 #ICP #InternetComputer #DFINITY #Blockchain #Web3 #AI #Canisters #Decentralization #Crypto #CloudComputing

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