Injective has reduced block processing time to 0.59 seconds after completing the IIP-665/v1.20.1 mainnet upgrade, according to Techub News, which cited CryptoBriefing. The network’s finality speed is now nearly 50% faster than it was in April this year.
The Layer 1 blockchain is built for financial applications. Techub said that when Injective launched its EVM mainnet in November 2025, block time stood at 0.64 seconds. The latest upgrade marks another incremental improvement in network performance.
Injective has also processed more than 3 billion onchain transactions so far. According to the report, the performance gain is expected to improve settlement efficiency in use cases tied to derivatives trading and asset tokenization. No additional technical details on the upgrade were disclosed in the brief.
Injective has shortened block processing time to 0.59 seconds after completing its IIP-665/v1.20.1 mainnet upgrade, according to Techub News, citing CryptoBriefing. The network’s finality speed is now nearly 50% faster than it was in April this year.
Injective is a Layer 1 blockchain designed for financial applications. When it launched its EVM mainnet in November 2025, block time was 0.64 seconds.
The network has now processed more than 3 billion onchain transactions. The latest performance improvement is set to raise settlement efficiency for derivatives trading and asset tokenization use cases.
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