AtlantisChain, the ultra-super-fast Layer-0 public blockchain, has achieved a historic milestone by surpassing 1,000,000,000 blocks within just 373 days of operation, as of June 22, 2026. This feat solidifies its position as the world's fastest blockchain in terms of block height, block time, finality, and transactions per second (TPS), leaving established networks like Solana, BNB Smart Chain, and Ethereum far behind.
According to data captured at 11:13 AM Pacific Time on June 22, 2026, AtlantisChain recorded a block height of 1,000,000,034, compared to Solana's 406,286,685 (since March 2020), BNB Smart Chain's 105,763,073 (since September 2020), and Ethereum's 25,374,757 (since July 2015). This means AtlantisChain's block height is 246% of Solana's, 945% of BNB Smart Chain's, and 3,941% of Ethereum's, despite operating for a fraction of the time.
The achievement builds on earlier milestones, including surpassing the block heights of all existing blockchains within its first 179 days of operation. For instance, AtlantisChain overtook Bitcoin in 9 hours, Ethereum in 8 days, and Solana in 145 days. This rapid progression underscores the efficiency of its Proof of Light (PoL) algorithm and quantum-resistant architecture, which delivers 3,600,000 TPS and a 0.031-second block time.
Beyond speed, AtlantisChain claims to be the most secure blockchain, with quantum-resistant technology that makes it immune to attacks from hackers and quantum computers. Its finality time of 0.031 seconds ensures transactions are irreversible, leaving no window for compromise. This security is bolstered by USPTO-registered intellectual properties and the Atlantis QuantumLock system.
The ecosystem has also launched over 100 ATC-20 standard cryptocurrencies, including stablecoins indexed to gold (Atlantis Gold), silver (Atlantis Silver), oil (Atlantis Oil), and fiat currencies like the Chinese Yuan (CNY Coin), US Dollar (Atlantis USD), and British Pound (Atlantis GBP). These assets are designed to support global trade and store of value within the Atlantis ecosystem.
The implications of this milestone are significant for the blockchain industry. AtlantisChain's performance suggests a paradigm shift in scalability and security, potentially enabling real-time decentralized applications and commercial payments on a global scale. The project's MIT-rooted development team and U.S.-based operations position it as a leader in American-built blockchain infrastructure. With several country authorities reportedly considering joining AtlantisChain to support global trade, the technology may facilitate a transition from traditional finance to a digital economy.
AtlantisChain's achievements were first recognized in November 2025, when over 400 major media outlets reported it as the world's fastest blockchain. Now, with 1 billion blocks, it continues to set benchmarks that no other blockchain has matched since Bitcoin's inception in 2009.
For more information, visit the blockchain explorer at ATCscan.io and the wallet at AtlantisWallet.org.
