There's a limit to L1 scaling. Even $SOL, which went all in on node specs as its L1 scaling strategy, sees its network halt when there's a surge in transactions. When you point this out, they just say it's unavoidable because of the high transaction volume.
Have you ever seen a bank blame its customers when its service goes down during peak hours, saying it's because too many people were using it? It's a ridiculous excuse. The limits of L1 scaling are crystal clear.
The real answer is the Ethereum style L2 approach. And Cardano is what has taken that concept and built it into a more efficient and stable structure.
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