AtlantisChain has announced that its blockchain network has surpassed the milestone of 1 billion blocks, reinforcing its position as one of the industry’s highest-performing Layer-0 public blockchains. According to the project, the achievement was recorded at 11:13 a.m. Pacific Time on June 22, 2026, after 373 days of operational activity.
The platform stated that its infrastructure is designed to support 3.6 million transactions per second (TPS) with a block time of 0.031 seconds, allowing it to generate blocks at a significantly faster rate than many established blockchain networks. In its parallel Atlantis Time system, the same milestone was said to have been reached in 395 days.
The project also noted that this accomplishment comes roughly seven months after it was recognized by numerous media organizations as one of the fastest blockchain networks in operation.
Block Height Comparison Highlights Rapid Growth
According to data released by AtlantisChain, the network recorded a block height of 1,000,000,034 at the time of the announcement. The project compared this figure with several leading blockchain ecosystems, reporting approximately 406 million blocks for Solana, nearly 106 million for BNB Smart Chain, and around 25 million for Ethereum.
Based on these figures, AtlantisChain indicated that its block height has grown substantially beyond those of other networks despite launching later than competitors that began operations between 2015 and 2020. The project attributed this growth to its extremely short block generation interval, which it believes allows the performance gap to widen over time.
The network emphasized that reaching 1 billion blocks represents a significant technical milestone and positions AtlantisChain as the first blockchain to achieve that level of block production since the introduction of Bitcoin in 2009.
Project Highlights Earlier Performance Records
AtlantisChain also outlined several milestones achieved during its first 179 days of operation, excluding scheduled server upgrade periods. The project reported that it surpassed the block heights of numerous established blockchain networks, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Solana, Arbitrum One, Telos, EOS, Tron, XRP Chain, Base Chain, Pi Network, ZKsync Chain, and Conflux Chain.
According to the development team, these results demonstrate the scalability and efficiency of its blockchain architecture while highlighting its ability to maintain rapid block production.
Security Architecture and Transaction Finality
The project described its security model as being built on a Proof of Light (PoL) consensus algorithm combined with quantum technology and AI-based contract architecture. AtlantisChain stated that this design aims to provide resistance against future quantum computing threats, distinguishing it from conventional Proof of Work and Proof of Stake networks.
AtlantisChain further stated that transactions achieve finality in approximately 0.031 seconds and cannot be canceled or reversed once submitted, a feature intended to reduce the possibility of transaction manipulation and strengthen network security.
The platform argued that this immediate finality minimizes opportunities for malicious actors to interfere with on-chain activity.
Growing Digital Asset Ecosystem
The blockchain project reported that more than 100 ATC-20 digital assets have been introduced within its ecosystem, covering utility tokens, stablecoins, memecoins, and commemorative coins.
Among the notable launches are asset-backed stablecoins linked to gold, silver, and oil, as well as digital currencies indexed to the Chinese yuan, U.S. dollar, and British pound. The project stated that these stablecoins are intended to support large-scale payments, global trade, and long-term value storage within the Atlantis ecosystem.
AtlantisChain also indicated that several national authorities are exploring participation in its ecosystem to support digital trade initiatives. According to the project, broader institutional adoption could contribute to the ongoing evolution of government-backed digital commerce and further accelerate the transition toward a blockchain-enabled global economy.
