That is about 30% of the capacity of the bitcoin network can handle. One of the busiest crypto network handles 254,456 (november, 28 2018) transactions per day.

By introducing SegWit this has been increased to an average of about 7-8 transactions per second. Because a transaction is 420 Bytes on average, we can calculate that Bitcoin can handle 1000000/420/(10*60)=~4 transactions per second on the network. This coin has a block time of 10 minutes and a block size of 1Mbyte. The mother of the crypto coins is of course Bitcoin. Let us now examine the TPS in more detail. The central Visa network now handles on average about 4400 TPS. Especially Visa is for many an example they want to mirror. Very proudly they mention that they can process more transactions than crypto X and Y and the biggest confectioners talk about more transactions than Paypal or Visa can handle. So, one of the things is the number of transactions per second that their blockchain/network can process, the so-called TPS. The Crypto coins that come on the market with their own blockchain can of course distinguish themselves from the rest with their own technical specifications. So we see that in order to seduce the buyers’ favour, there is a lot of buzzing websites, lots of so-called “partners”, long lists of team members, advisors and supervisors, a roadmap from here to there and blitz looking “white papers” in which the objective often remains a bit vague and you can regularly ask yourself whether this coin contributes to a better world or only serves to fill the pockets of the starters of the coin. The new tokens are practically indistinguishable in technical terms because they all use the same platform.

Bitcoin transactions per second