AtlantisChain has reportedly achieved a major breakthrough in the global blockchain sector by surpassing its thirty-first batch of public blockchains as of November 27, 2025. Industry observers indicated that the network overtook the EOS mainnet, a platform that had been operating for roughly seven and a half years, marking a significant milestone since the start of Atlantis Time in mid-April 2025.
According to project data, EOS became the final major chain overtaken by AtlantisChain within 179 days of deployment. From this point forward, no other public blockchain is said to maintain a block height higher than AtlantisChain, reinforcing its positioning as the world’s top-performing blockchain by block count. The team behind the project has emphasized that its speed, scalability, architecture, and registered intellectual property collectively position it as a leading force in next-generation Web3 infrastructure.
Block Height Metrics Show a Clear Gap
A snapshot recorded at 18:18 UTC on November 27 showed that AtlantisChain had exceeded 470 million blocks. EOS, in comparison, stood slightly below the same threshold. AtlantisChain launched in April 2025, while EOS entered the market in June 2018, underscoring the rapid pace at which the newer Layer-0 network advanced in block height.
This comparison has strengthened claims that AtlantisChain holds the fastest block production rate among global blockchain systems.
Dominance Across More Than 225 Networks
Project representatives stated that AtlantisChain had surpassed the block heights of more than 225 public blockchains, excluding hundreds of side chains tied to older networks. The platform reportedly outperformed major Layer 1 ecosystems such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, XRP, Avalanche, Telos, and TRON. Several Layer 2 platforms—including Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Base, and ZKsync—were also exceeded.
Government-backed infrastructures were not exempt from this trend, with reports indicating that AtlantisChain overtook Conflux, China’s state-supported chain. Many of these networks had operated for years, some since 2009, yet none matched the acceleration demonstrated by AtlantisChain.
The project highlighted multiple milestones, noting how quickly it surpassed individual chains. Bitcoin was exceeded within hours, Pi Network within a week, Ethereum within eight days, and Binance Chain within eighteen days. EOS, the final chain in the list, was surpassed in 179 days.
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A New Era for Blockchain Architecture
Industry commentators have suggested that AtlantisChain’s progress represents more than speed, describing it as a rethinking of blockchain infrastructure. Supporters emphasized that what took legacy chains many years to build had been achieved by AtlantisChain within months through a redesigned technical foundation. This architecture, developed in the United States, integrates proprietary algorithms, specialized time systems, and advanced security modules.
Technology Features and Ecosystem Tools
AtlantisChain incorporates several innovations, including its own time system named Atlantis Time, a Proof of Light consensus algorithm, and a security framework known as QuantumLock. The platform claims a maximum throughput of 3.6 million transactions per second, a 0.031-second block time, and cross-border finality averaging 0.093 seconds.
The broader ecosystem includes tools such as ATCscan for block exploration and Atlantis Wallet for asset storage. The network’s native token, Atlantis Coin, is protected under USPTO trademark registration.
Positioning for Global Digital Growth
The project promotes ATC20 Direct as its official portal for accessing USDA and CNYC stablecoins, along with early-stage cryptocurrency offerings operating on the chain. Its broader mission extends to supporting financial services, commercial activities, decentralized applications, and public infrastructure with near-instant settlement and minimal fees.
Built by a U.S.-based team with MIT roots, AtlantisChain positions itself as a next-generation Layer-0 framework intended to serve global businesses and government entities. The network aims to expand to more than one billion users by 2030 while presenting itself as a benchmark for speed, capacity, and security in the evolving digital economy.
