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📣 Chicago News Journal — Web3 Breaking News: AtlantisChain Rapidly Surpassed 1,100,000,000 Blocks Within 410 Days of Operation and Firmly Holds the World’s #1 Fastest Position in Block Height, Block Time, Finality, and TPS 🇺🇸🌎🔥🚀
💥 Date: July 31, 2026
💥 Summary:
At 10:16 AM on July 30, 2026, Pacific Time, the block height of AtlantisChain — the world’s ONLY ultra-super-fast Layer-0 public blockchain with 3,600,000 TPS and 0.031-second block time — successfully surpassed 1,100,000,000 blocks based on its 410 days of high-efficiency operations.
In Earth-paralleled Atlantis Time, this corresponds to 438 days (AT) to reach such a block height.
This milestone comes approximately 8 months after AtlantisChain was recognized as the world’s fastest blockchain on November 27, 2025, a distinction widely reported by more than 400 major media outlets across the United States, with coverage reaching audiences in 51 countries.
According to the screenshot captured at 10:16 AM (Pacific Time) on July 30, 2026, the recorded block heights of the following 4 (four) world-leading blockchains were as follows:
1️⃣ AtlantisChain: 1,100,000,014 blocks (since April 2025)
2️⃣ Solana: 414,249,309 blocks (since March 2020)
3️⃣ BNB Smart Chain: 113,042,083 blocks (since September 2020)
4️⃣ Ethereum: 25,646,777 blocks (since July 2015)
In comparison, AtlantisChain’s latest block height is 265.5406% of Solana’s, 973.0889% of BNB Smart Chain’s, and 4289.0380% of Ethereum’s, even though all of them began operations many years earlier, dating back to 2015 and 2020.
Due to its significantly shorter block time, AtlantisChain continues to pull further ahead of all other blockchains over time.
Note: A high-resolution version of the screenshot “Blockchain Performance Comparison: AtlantisChain, Solana, BNB Chain, and Ethereum” is available upon request via X: https://x.com/Atlantis_Ex
After reviewing Web3 data worldwide:
1) No other blockchain has been