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CMC AI has highlighted 1M TPS on BSV's Teranode, maybe visit the CMC BSV page, read the AI article, upvote the article and submit a reason for the like...

BSV’s Teranode prototype has reportedly sustained around 1 million transactions per second in recent benchmarking, showcasing Bitcoin SV’s scaling ambitions but not yet proven mainnet capacity.
Teranode achieved a sustained 1 million TPS in a two-week AWS-based benchmark across six regions without reported transaction loss.
The test highlights BSV’s focus on massive on-chain scaling for machine and AI-agent payments, but remains a controlled lab scenario, not public network performance.
Next, the key signals will be transparent technical reports, economics, and how much of this throughput can be replicated on a decentralized mainnet.

Why a Hyperliquid listing is a better path forward and beats CEX relistings for $BSV

CEX relistings bring back the same old problems: gatekeepers, KYC walls, and opaque books. Hyperliquid offers something better:

• One central liquidity hub:

BSV has been delisted from exchanges, which sounds like a weakness but is actually an advantage to build something better and more sustainable.
Instead of fragmention across dozens of venues, with liquidity split thin and arbitrage bots draining value between them, BSV starts with a clean slate.
Rather than being spread across scattered CEX books, it can consolidate into a single deep, on-chain order book that everyone trades against. With no black box legacy venues leading the flow, BSV can build one robust, and transparent liquidity hub.

• Frictionless, and open to builders.

Connect a wallet and trade. Can’t get BSV on your onramp exchange? Not a problem anymore, as long as you can get USDC you can access BSV liquidity. No applications, no approvals, no delisting at an executives whim. Because it's so reachable, apps and wallets also can plug straight into it, for example USDC deposits for purpose of acquiring BSV can now be automated under the hood. Anyone can build on it, anyone can use it.

• Transparency over trust

Every order, position, and liquidation is on-chain and verifiable. On a CEX you're trusting a black box that can lend out your coins, run fractional reserves, and trade against its own customers.

• Less prone to market manipulation due to no special advantages for in-house market makers

Positions must be fully collateralized and liquidations are enforced by code. No more special advantages such as non-liquidation accounts for in-house market makers. Open interest and funding rates are visible to everyone, as well as the collateral backing it up. So hidden manipulation is far harder to pull off unnoticed.

• Your wallet, your custody.

Traders keep control of funds until they trade, with no exchange insolvency risk between them and their money. Mt Gox, FTX, are some of the examples that come to mind of what can happen when trusting a custodian with your funds.

Conclusion:

A CEX relisting just brings back the old gatekeepers. Hyperliquid gives BSV a fair and open market that anyone can see, join, and build on, and being delisted everywhere is exactly what makes that possible.

I see. If your choice is truly between those two, I'd try marketing.

Military will almost always be an option.

Getting in early can set you up well for retirement, but if you're getting sent to the front lines, that probably won't matter.

If you have broader options, maybe look into business management. You'd get exposure to multiple elements of a business, rather than one department only.

Regardless, I think formal education needs to catch up to technology. What worked 5-10 years ago isn't working now. Most of what you learn can be learned for free with LLMs. Formal education is good for structure, but I think a lot of programs haven't caught up with AI, so they're preparing you for a world that no longer exists.