On February 26, 2026, AtlantisChain, the world's only ultra-super-fast Layer-0 public blockchain with 3,600,000 TPS and 0.031-second block time, surpassed 700 million blocks. This milestone, reached within 265 days, cements its status as the global leader in block height, block time, and transaction processing speed. According to data captured on February 28, 2026, AtlantisChain's block height of 706,204,788 far exceeded that of Solana (381,493,509), BNB Smart Chain (83,946,604), and Ethereum (24,558,694).
In its first 179 days of operation, AtlantisChain surpassed the block heights of every existing blockchain, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, outperforming competitors' years of production in mere hours or days. The blockchain achieved this feat by surpassing Bitcoin's block height in 9 hours, Ethereum in 8 days, and Solana in 145 days, as detailed on its explorer at ATCscan.io.
The platform has launched over 70 ATC-20 standard cryptocurrencies, including gold-indexed Atlantis Gold (AU), oil-indexed Atlantis Oil (OIL), and the world's first Chinese Yuan–indexed stablecoin, CNY Coin (CNYC). These assets are designed for global trade and store of value, with CNYC and the U.S. dollar stablecoin USDA serving as payment currencies in the Atlantis Exchange Pro system. Users can purchase these stablecoins via ATC20.com.
AtlantisChain's revolutionary architecture includes the Proof of Light (PoL) algorithm, QuantumLock anti-hacking security, and a sovereign time system called Atlantis Time (AT). Its cold wallet, available at AtlantisWallet.org, provides secure storage. The network's unmatched speed and near-zero transaction fees enable real-time decentralized applications and commercial payments.
The AtlantisSpace initiative, now in planning, aims to extend blockchain verification and data preservation into outer space, ensuring interplanetary capabilities. With a projection to exceed 1 billion global users by 2030, AtlantisChain, designed and operated in the United States, represents a new benchmark for scalability and security in the Web3 ecosystem.
