
It looks like Bitcoin's mempool is now permanently at 250K+ queued transactions, which means about 2% of transactions are expiring unexecuted.

I pulled up my data from one year ago to compare...
Average daily transaction was 546K in the same period, so we can calculate the sustainable bandwidth at (546K - 22K) = 524K with a 4.2% loss rate.
Here's the average transaction rate since the Nov 5th election from ycharts

546K, almost identical to one year ago, but it looks like the Bitcoin developers or miners are buffering extremes better so it's only losing around 2% of its transactions now but up from the 1% rate of the past six months.
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