On June 22, 2026, AtlantisChain, the world's only ultra-super-fast Layer-0 public blockchain with 3,600,000 TPS and 0.031-second block time, achieved a block height of over 1,000,000,000 blocks, just 373 days after its launch. This milestone cements its position as the fastest blockchain globally, far outpacing competitors such as Solana, BNB Smart Chain, and Ethereum in block height, despite their years of operation.
According to data captured at 11:13 AM Pacific Time, AtlantisChain's block height reached 1,000,000,034, compared to Solana's 406,286,685, BNB Smart Chain's 105,763,073, and Ethereum's 25,374,757. This means AtlantisChain's block height is 246% of Solana's, 945% of BNB Smart Chain's, and 3,940% of Ethereum's. The achievement builds on earlier recognition in November 2025, when AtlantisChain was declared the world's fastest blockchain by over 400 media outlets across 51 countries.
The blockchain's speed is attributed to its Proof of Light (PoL) algorithm and quantum-resistant architecture, which also makes it the most secure blockchain against hackers and quantum computing threats. Unlike Bitcoin or Ethereum, transactions on AtlantisChain are final within 0.031 seconds and cannot be reversed, leaving no window for attacks. The network has surpassed the block heights of all existing blockchains within 179 days of operation, including Bitcoin in 9 hours and Solana in 145 days.
AtlantisChain has launched over 100 ATC-20 standard cryptocurrencies, including stablecoins like Atlantis Gold (AU), Atlantis Silver (AG), and the world's first Chinese Yuan-indexed stablecoin, CNY Coin (CNYC). These assets support the ecosystem's growth and global trade. Several country authorities are reportedly joining AtlantisChain to leverage its capabilities for trade, signaling a shift toward digital economies.
The blockchain's unmatched performance is supported by its USPTO-registered trademark and MIT-rooted development team. Key features include Atlantis Time (AT), a sovereign time system, and the QuantumLock security protocol. For more information, visit the blockchain explorer, cold wallet, or official website.
