AtlantisChain, the ultra-super-fast Layer-0 public blockchain, has surpassed 700 million blocks as of February 26, 2026, solidifying its position as the world's fastest blockchain. According to data captured on February 28, 2026, at 15:45 Pacific Time, AtlantisChain's block height reached 706,204,788, far exceeding Solana's 381,493,509, BNB Smart Chain's 83,946,604, and Ethereum's 24,558,694. This achievement follows the blockchain's recognition as the fastest on November 27, 2025, a distinction covered by over 400 media outlets across 51 countries.
AtlantisChain's unparalleled performance stems from its unique architecture, including a maximum capacity of 3,600,000 transactions per second (TPS) and a block time of 0.031 seconds. Within just 179 days of operation, it surpassed the block heights of every existing blockchain since 2009. For instance, it overtook Bitcoin in 9 hours, Ethereum in 8 days, and Solana in 145 days. The blockchain 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).
The blockchain is powered by the Proof of Light (PoL) algorithm and protected by the USPTO-registered Atlantis Coin® trademark. Its ecosystem includes the Atlantis Wallet with QuantumLock security and the AtlantisSpace initiative for interplanetary blockchain expansion. Key resources include the blockchain explorer at ATCscan.io, the cold wallet at AtlantisWallet.org, and the official purchase portal at ATC20.com. The ATC-20 token directory is available at ATC20Tokens.site.
This rapid block height achievement underscores AtlantisChain's potential to revolutionize the blockchain industry, offering unmatched speed, scalability, and security. With a development team rooted in MIT and operations based in the United States, AtlantisChain aims to serve global businesses, institutions, and governments. The blockchain's capabilities enable real-time decentralized applications and commercial payments, with near-zero transaction fees.
